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I'm a ruby developer passionate about developing clean code that makes for programming happiness. I'm also am passionate about freedom, liberty, and capitalism, and enjoy jamming out some good rock or jazz on the piano.

I reside in Saratoga Springs, UT, with my family. I'm a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (AKA the "Mormons") and I wield a strong testimony of my Savior Jesus Christ (yes we're Christians).

I'm currently employed by:

Introducing... XCode Mate

No longer is it necessary to sacrifice elegance and simplicity for the power of a robust-IDE

I bring you:

The XCodeMate bundle

More details on the project page. Enjoy!


Update...

April Fools!

Thank you everyone who played along and had fun with this. If you're discovering this bundle after the fact: it was a all a joke.

However, if you're in the mood for some harmless belated-april-fools humour, the bundle install instructions are still available and should yield you with just that :)

Thanks,

Tim

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  • Blogger Ben Mabey says so:
    April 1, 2008 3:16 PM  

    Haha, very funny... Lucky for me I'm in the habit of looking at source code before I run it. :)

    And you got me all excited... top