Ben Hughes
I'm a 30-something Australian programmer, amateur photographer, audio geek, closet economist and dad to three boys.
I started programming in high school by making a turtle dance around the screen. I studied at ANU where they taught me useful stuff like Modula-2 & Miranda as part of my B IT. I also managed to get a B Com in Finance and Economics. Professionally, I've programmed in C#, Javascript, PL/SQL, Java, Flex, HTML and a bunch of other languages I'd rather forget about.
I recently started at eWater as a senior developer working on a hydrolocial modelling applicaiton called Source. Previously I've worked on continuous integration software, the Australian Census and other ABS projects.
Outside of work, I usually spend my time taking photos, hacking on my open source side projects, playing with my boys, geeking out, and occasionally blogging.
You can contact me at ben@benrhughes.com or on 04 0403 4843.
Recently
- I redesigned Kattenberg Plumbing for a friend
- I started reviewing Epictetus' The Enchiridion in detail
- I released crashdown, a lightweight, markdown based web publishing engine
- I released wxr.net, a wordpress export library for .net
- I released xmlguy, a fluent xml builder for .net
- more...
Links
Writing: blog | this coding life | good men project | finalbuilder articlesSocial: tumblr | twitter | facebook | goodreads | flickr | strava
Projects: todotxt.net | crashdown | xmlguy | depriveme | more on github...
Professional: stack overflow | linkedin | resume
Charity: kiva | foundation18