Speaker Spotlight: Emma Jane Hogbin
Submitted by haley on Tue, 10/13/2009 - 2:08pm
Emma Jane Hogbin will be presenting at this year's Do It With Drupal and we are very excited to have her.
Emma Jane Hogbin has worked as a Web developer since 1996. She is well known in the Drupal community not only for her technical knowledge, but also for her engaging and humorous means of bringing Drupal to a wider audience—such as the Drupal socks and their GPLed pattern. Her first book, Front End Drupal, has been wildly successful and has been responsible for many "A-HA!" moments. Through her business, HICK Tech, Emma enables individuals and small businesses to take control of technology.
She has been teaching Internet technologies since 2002 and is a frequent speaker at technical conferences in Canada, the US and Europe. She also likes single malt whiskey. These two things are probably not related.
Emma volunteers with the Drupal Documentation Team and is known as "emmajane" on drupal.org.
Here's a Drupal Voices interview with Emma Jane talking about "Front End Drupal" and the Bazaar version control system.
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