I started behind a camera, moved into web development, fell into SEO, built some courses that did pretty well— and now the person building the browser tools I wished someone else had made already.

 

I got tired of duct-taping fourty extensions together and decided to just build the whole thing myself.

Most of David’s best work happens where nobody sees it — mentoring developers, reviewing code at odd hours, and quietly fixing things before anyone notices they were broken. He spent 15 years doing the same in enterprise .NET and he hasn’t changed a bit.

 

If you need help, David’s already halfway through solving it.

 

He is one of the most knowledgeable and humble people I know, he also happens to be an awesome human being and I am very lucky to have him as a business partner.