About Me

I started programming full time in 1996 as an intern at G.E. I received a Mech Eng degree from Missouri University of Science and Technology in 2000. I worked in the field for a couple years and then left my job to pursue my passion and start my own biz programming full time.  I’ve never looked back.

I have an extensive background in mobile development.  I co-founded Movo Mobile (acquired by Neighborhood America in 2006) which serves clients such as Adidas,  Reebok, Gillette, Fox News and HGTV.  Before that, I moved to Florida to work for Boomerang Mobile Media as a vested partner doing a shit load of .NET development.

Since 2005 I’ve been completely obsessed with the Adobe Flex framework.  After experimenting with Flex, Java, BlazeDS, .NET, (n)Hibernate and countless other stacks, I ended up going with Flex, Zend_AMF Aerial (a framework built on top of Doctrine & AMFPHP) and Red5 (Remote Shared Objects are invaluable).

Me, myself and I:

  • can’t stand the term “Web 2.0″
  • am an open source junkie
  • own a breadboard
  • have a horrible memory
  • love to play tennis and board games
  • get tired of listening to “self proclaimed experts”
  • am wicked pissa excited about the coming releases of Ubuntu
  • can’t spell
  • have been in two motorcycle accidents
  • am a chess geek
  • realize -> Humanity + Love + Respect + Understanding + Humility = Bliss

I’m always available for freelance work or helping anyone out that asks nicely.

Cheers,

Rob Cesaric

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