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Keith Casey has been a developer and professional agitator within the PHP community for nearly a decade. To pay the bills, he works as the Chief Stuff Breaker for Blue Parabola where he takes tools, concepts, and projects and applies them in unplanned ways.. often breaking things. It’s led to a deep understanding of good and bad code and to write less of the second and more of the first.<\/p>\n

Prior to joining Blue Parabola, he led development on large-scale PHP-based systems for organizations ranging from major media companies and startups to small non-profits. In his spare time, he is the Project Lead for web2project, works to build and support the Austin PHP <\/a>and Flash communities, and blogs regularly on technology and random geekery at http:\/\/CaseySoftware.com\/blog<\/a> and http:\/\/phparch.com\/<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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