Specialist subjects: .NET programming, web programming, technical frameworks and AI
Mike has been a programmer since before the personal computer revolution but more importantly has continued to program and to keep his skills completely up to date. He was one of the original consultants and contributors to Personal Computer World and that marked the beginning of his writing career during which he has authored over 50 books, including the widely acclaimed Foundations of Programming. If we were to count up his output of published magazine articles it would be a staggering number - so we won’t even try. He also has a PhD in computer science, an MSc in maths and a degree in Physics but we try to ignore this fact.
David Conrad
Specialist subjects: CAD/CAM. photography and image editing
David began his career as a professional photographer, but now works mainly as a layout artist, making use of the facilities offered by the personal computer. He is still looking for the ideal drawing and painting tool, so retains his keen interest in the developments being made with these applications. He has written lots of articles on graphics programming for computer magazines including Computer Shopper.
Ian Elliot
Specialist subjects: JavaScript, web programming, .NET programming
As a freelance consultant Ian is used to meeting challenges in a range of arenas and using all the tools and skills a programmer has in their armoury. He has written numerous articles for VSJ mainly on web development.
Harry worked as a computer engineer for many years, and made a careful study of the ideas behind the practise. While originally working solely with hardware, he has gained much experience with operating systems, including VMS, MVS, Unix, Pick, CP/M, DOS, Windows, OS/2, Windows NT and System 7. He continues to be interested in developments at the forefront of technology and recent this has meant concentrating on comms and Internet related topics. His publications include The 386/486 PC, a title he keeps intending to update to the Pentium. He has lots of hardware and low level language articles to his credit in electronics and computing magazines.
Sue Gee
Specialist subjects: training and careers, the user experience of computers and applications
Sue has a degree in Psychology had a social research background prior to becoming a technical writer. She is interested in programming education and training and in language and communication. She was the training and career development columnist for VSJ until recently.
Author of a book on project planning his specialist areas are all things managment and organisational. He tends to like to find new ways of doing old things more efficiently.
Janet Swift
Specialist subjects: spreadsheets, statistics,
Janet is the author of several very popular books about spreadsheets. A background in maths and statistics made her interest in this area almost inevitable! After many years of working with office tools and accounts packages she has a knowledge of this area of applications software that is almost unrivalled. She has a range of magazine and newspaper articles to her credit not to mention a series of sucessful books on spreadsheets.
Dave Wheeler
Specialist subjects: .NET technologies
Dave is an independent software consultant specialising in Microsoft .NET technologies. He’s particularly fond of WPF and Silverlight, but to remain grounded in reality he also works extensively with ASP.NET and is a moderator on Microsoft’s ASP.NET forums. When not writing software, Dave writes and teaches various .NET courses writes articles and speaks at various conferences.
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As well as reviewing books and writing articles for iProgrammer the team has many years experience in just about every area of computing and electronics. If you need help with a project then email us. They prefer working remotely and, as you might imagine, are pretty good at it!
The team also do product evaluations, sponsored reviews and sponsored how-to articles. iProgrammer has a testing lab that is used to supply technical reviews to a number of computing magazines.
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Specialist subjects: .NET programming, web programming, technical frameworks
Mike has been a programmer since before the personal computer revolution but more importantly has continued to program and to keep his skills completely up to date. He was one of the original consultants and contributors to Personal Computer World and that marked the beginning of his writing career during which he has authored over 50 books, including the widely acclaimed Foundations of Programming. If we were to count up his output of published magazine articles it would be a staggering number - so we won’t even try.
Ian Elliot
Specialist subjects: JavaScript, web programming, .NET programming
As a freelance consultant Ian is used to meeting challenges in a range of arenas and using all the tools and skills a programmer has in their armoury. He has written numerous articles for VSJ
Harry worked as a computer engineer for many years, and made a careful study of the ideas behind the practise. While originally working solely with hardware, he has gained much experience with operating systems, including VMS, MVS, Unix, Pick, CP/M, DOS, Windows, OS/2, Windows NT and System 7. He continues to be interested in developments at the forefront of technology and recent this has meant concentrating on comms and Internet related topics. His publications include The 386/486 PC, a title he keeps intending to update to the Pentium.
David Conrad
Specialist subjects: CAD/CAM and image editing
David began his career as a professional photographer, but now works mainly as a layout artist, making use of the facilities offered by the personal computer. He is still looking for the ideal drawing and painting tool, so retains his keen interest in the developments being made with these applications.
Sue Gee
Training and careers; productivity
Sue has a degree in Psychology had a social research background prior to becoming a technical writer. She is interested in programming education and training and in language and communication.
Janet is the author of several very popular books about spreadsheets. A background in maths and statistics made her interest in this area almost inevitable! After many years of working with office tools and accounts packages she has a knowledge of this area of applications software that is almost unrivalled.
