Welcome to the world of Tomorrow!
Another Sydney Aussie here 
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Hello Everyone!
My name is Chris, I’m fifteen and a half and live in California. I love Corona SDK! It has allowed me to accomplish things I could have only dreamed of accomplishing and I’m looking forward to releasing my first app soon!
Thanks [import]uid: 17138 topic_id: 5909 reply_id: 45993[/import]
Welcome Chris!
@WalouK Another Sydney Aussie here
Good news indeed. Any idea how many of us there are? I know (now) of at least 5 of us. (2 working as a team.) [import]uid: 52491 topic_id: 5909 reply_id: 46068[/import]
Hi all,
I run a IT software startup called redbytes software. I have spent last 15 years in financial services managing IT projects and last 2 years running my own company in India. its been a enjoyable ride so far. I discovered corona earlier this year while researching for mobile sdk’s and since have launched tinytapps (website yet to be up) focussing on apps for toddlers and younger kids. previously worked in business domains like finance, realestate, retail.
I love the community out here and would like to thank all of the helpful folks here.
I plan to evangelise and provide corona sdk training to engineers in India. we are rolling out a series of apps as well shortly.
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Hi all !
some new names welcome ! and great to see the new avatars
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Hi Peach,
I regularly check out Techority. I posted the comment re your modularize code tutorial.
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Thank you Peach! Also, I would like to thank you for using your time to start Techority and helping people like me out! You have helped me greatly, Thank You! [import]uid: 17138 topic_id: 5909 reply_id: 46117[/import]
Hi, I’m Lionel Powell from Illinois.
I’m old enough to remember when PONG first came out. I have 20+ years of experience in software development, but I still found developing apps in Objective-C to be very difficult to learn. I was about ready to give up on developing apps when I say a news story about Bubble Ball reaching the top spot in ITunes. The article mentioned CoronaSDK so I decided to give it a look.
After just a few months with CoronaSDK, I now have my first 2 apps in iTunes ( a paid version and a free version of the same game). Now I’m learning the marketing side of the apps business.
These forums have been very helpful. Thanks to all who contribute here.
Lionel
http://elbowroomapps.com
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@Chris - Thank you I’m very pleased I’ve been able to help!
@jon - nice to hear, I believe I recall the comment [import]uid: 52491 topic_id: 5909 reply_id: 46221[/import]
Hello everyone,
My name is Jamie Billy. I’m a systems administrator by day, and an aspiring iOS developer by night. I live in North East Ohio and have a 3 yr old daughter and a son on the way. I’m not really a programmer, but I’ve been able to grasp the CoronaSDK pretty well. With any luck, I’ll be releasing my first game Crazy Kernels within the next few months. So far, the Ansca community has been great. I hope to continue learning from some of you more seasoned developers in the forums. Check out my progress at www.furthermobile.com and @furthermobile on twitter. Thanks and I can’t wait to see what you all release next.
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Hey there!
My name is Andreas Ricci, I’m from Ontario, Canada and I’m 18 years old.
I’ve been developing web-applications for the past 5 years.
I decided to make the jump to iPhone apps with Corona.
First game on the way!
Regards,
Andreas Ricci
NuPlay Entertainment
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Hi,
MY name is Altaf Rehmani and i run a company based in Pune, India. I worked in Investment banking IT for 15 years earlier. we recently launched a brand called tinytapps and are producing apps for toddlers and kids for learning.
its a great community out there and i wish to thanks everyone who contributes regularly. one pof my intentions is also to make this platform popular here in India and provide training to students , engineers and anyone interested in creating fun apps using the corona sdk.
Stay tuned for the series of apps we are coming out with.
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Hey Altaf
Welcome to Corona!
I deleted the double post as requested 
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Hello,
This is Doug, designer by trade. I have been doing Blackberry theme design for a while (hence the name BerryMobi, www.berrymobi.com) and decided to try out the iOS apps once I got my iPhone 4 (RIP, BB…) Tried GS and Torque series for a very short while but found it to be too limiting. Obj. C was too hard. Corona was the perfect solution! I love the active community and helpful people & documents. I especially like the fact that the big man (that’s you, Carlos) is actively participating in every aspect of the business I know Corona will only get better [import]uid: 39031 topic_id: 5909 reply_id: 46986[/import]
Hi everyone, I’m Brian Burton. I can usually be found in Ava, Missouri, but when not there, I’m a professor in Abilene, Texas teaching mobile app development (iOS and Corona) and game development.
I have created a few tutorials for Corona on my site: BurtonsMediaGroup.com/blog I have also written a book (soon to be released) on Corona: Mobile App Development with Corona (with forward by Carlos!).
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Hey,
Name is Josh.
Based in London.
Aged around 28
First game: Steven Seagull Over Sea’ge (www.stevenseagull.net)
Website: www.designbuildplay.co.uk (although not alot on there yet)
Older portfolio site: www.polishedpixel.net
From a Flash / web design / motion graphic background… but finding corona very similar to AS2 so things are good
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Hi there!
My name is Javier Rincon, I am a 36yo developer from Venezuela. I have been learning programming languages since 20 years ago, i started with Pascal for DOS and since then i am trying to make games!, with a lot to do on my normal job (web developer/software/hardware) i have never been able to do it, so one day i started looking on google(like 4 weeks ago) for frameworks etc, and i found corona, I was so happy with it that i just released my first game on android market!, I have plenty of ideas and i will start doing those now with Corona.
My company name:
Ideas House Studios
http://www.ideashs.com
@ideashs
@syscobra
http://goo.gl/hFzTi <
you can find me on the net as syscobra… 
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Hi Everyone,
I’m Sravan from Bangalore, India
i’m a VC++, C++ and OpenGL developer for almost 6 years and a freelancer.
i’m more interested in game programming and learn new techniques and languages.
Corona is good and easy, but i think still a long way to go
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Hello All,
My name is Ed Wainwright, I live in Kissimmee, Florida.
My First computer was a Navy Gun Fire Control Computer Mark-1A on CVS-11 Intrepid. All servo motors, cams, levers and gears (it weighted a ton and measured about 4 ft, by 4 ft, by 6, the only output was elevation, bearing, range, and fuse setting.)
After college, and teaching for 5 years, I renewed my interest, using basic on Atari, Apple Clones, Apple 2C, and IBM Clones; as I worked for WDW Procurement. I found the computers gave my department a competitive advantage. I also got named as internal developer, and handed a copy of dBase 3+ and told to build a system to build, bid, order, and track the requirements for new Hotel FF&E.
After a major heart attack in 2002 I have been out on disability, receiving a heart transplant in 2009.
I have always enjoyed programing. After I got my iPad and my HYC EVO phone wanted to develop mobile apps. Corona seems to be an ideal environment. Developing my first app, was much like my adventure at learning dBase 3 on my own 20 years ago. I want to thank Peach and SeanH for providing me some direction when I got lost in the ios provisioning jungle.
Well I have published in the android, and ios markets, and am starting on my second app.
Thanks to everyone who has shared with me in #corona, the forums, and the support group.
Ed Wainwright
so-lights.com
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@Sravan - welcome
@Ed - nice to see you post here, although obviously I already know you
I’m sorry to hear about your health problems - I am sure it must be difficult for you sometimes although it does not sound like it is holding you back
No worries about the iOS provisioning jungle Was very happy to see you get your app out there.
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