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Stephanie Sharp: President Buck Sharp: Interactive Designer Kim Landrum: Creative Director Travis Roberts: Web Application Developer Colin Jones: Web Application Developer Natalie Glenn: Director of Client Relations Andrew Reifman: Designer Charlie Maffitt: Web Application Developer Kelly C. Jones: SEO Specialist Juli Tredwell: Office Manager
Travis

Travis Roberts / Web Application Developer

With over ten years of experience with web development, Travis lends a great deal of technical expertise to daily operations at Plexus. He received a bachelor's degree in Business Information Systems from the University of West Georgia in 2003. After a two-year hiatus, where very little is known about his whereabouts or goings-on, he surfaced at the University of Georgia, where he earned a master's degree in Internet Technology in 2007. Travis is an avowed Rubyist, a trivia champion, a tournament-class master of the hambone, and a highly-feared falconer. Plus, his desk gots more toys than Santa's sleigh, son.

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JUL
23

Twitter from the Command Line

Many of the staff here at Plexus are on Twitter. While it's hard to explain to other people (micro-blogging?!?!), we've embraced it as a way to share information, see what ...

Tagged:  Twitter, cli

JUL
03

Anatomy of a Cron Job

For a long time, cron jobs have been a mystery to me. They seemed much too complicated and I didn't understand them. Whenever I needed to create one with our old host, th...

Tagged:  cron job, cron

JUN
23

Git With the Program

Git is "an open source version control system designed to handle very large projects with speed and efficiency." It's also well-suited for smaller repositories and is very...

Tagged:  git, subversion

DEC
15

Google takes on Wikipedia

Google announced this week that they will be launching a new service soon called "Knol" (meaning a unit of knowledge). It's designed to be a source of knowledge similar to...

Tagged:  google, knol, wikipedia

MAY
26

Installing Multiple Version of Internet Explorer on One Machine

Thanks to Microsoft, it's been impossible in the past to install two different versions of Internet Explorer in Windows. Whenever a new one is installed, the older version...

Tagged:  Internet Explorer, browser, testing

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