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April User Group :: Lessons from my.barackobama.com |
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 Barack Obama's presidential campaign was praised for being one of the
most technically savvy ever. What most people don't realize, though,
was a lot of that technology was powered by PHP and created right here
in Boston at Blue State Digital. Please join BostonPHP, Josh King and
Chuck Hagenbuch as they discuss their experiences building and scaling
some of the
tools which powered my.barackobama.com and the millions of phone calls and billion emails that helped make history on January 20th, 2009.
To learn more click here .
PLEASE NOTE: Building Security does not allow "walk-ins". Please RSVP now to reserve your spot and admission to this event.
Blue State Digital
Blue State Digital is a leader in online fundraising, advocacy, social
networking, and constituency development programs for nonprofit
organizations, political candidates and causes, and corporations. Blue
State's Boston technology office is a great place to work on big
technical challenges, and we have several open positions: http://www.bluestatedigital.com/pages/careers/
Josh King
Josh is a developer in the Boston office. Josh came to BSD after
co-founding a Y Combinator startup. Prior to that, he worked on data
mining research while studying for a computer science degree at
Rochester Institute of Technology. Outside of work Josh enjoys playing
online games.
Chuck Hagenbuch
Chuck is the senior software architect for Blue State Digital, working
in the Boston office. He founded the Horde Project in 1998 and has been
working with PHP in the world of Web development ever since. He has
provided professional PHP services to many prominent PHP-using
organizations, including Google, PayPal, and Portugal Telecom.
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Wednesday, 10 March 2010
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