J. Steven Perry
http://twitter.com/jstevenperry
Little Rock, Arkansas
Consultant, Trainer, Java Expert
Areas of Expertise:
- Java
- JMX
- UML
- Wicket
- OOA&D
- C++
- Log4j
- Speaking
J Steven Perry is an independent software developer and writes everything from technical documentation to Java code, and has a passion for teaching and mentoring other developers.
Steve is the author of Java Management Extensions, co author of Java Enterprise Best Practices, several magazine articles related to software development topics like Joda Time, OpenID for Java Web Applications (Part 1 of 2) and the O'Reilly ShortCut Log4J. When not writing software or writing about how to write software, Steve enjoys spending time with his children, riding his bicycle, and teaching yoga. He is the owner and principal consultant for Makoto Consulting Group, in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Steve is the author of Java Management Extensions, co author of Java Enterprise Best Practices, several magazine articles related to software development topics like Joda Time, OpenID for Java Web Applications (Part 1 of 2) and the O'Reilly ShortCut Log4J. When not writing software or writing about how to write software, Steve enjoys spending time with his children, riding his bicycle, and teaching yoga. He is the owner and principal consultant for Makoto Consulting Group, in Little Rock, Arkansas.
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http://jstevenperry.com
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