Greg Smith

Greg has a broad range of development and design experience. He has a knack for making software that is polished and easy-to-use.

When he’s not consulting or training for Bocoup he likes to make HTML5 games such as 91, handy tools such as LetterBrush, and electronic music studio mixes.

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HTML5 Crash Course →

Posted on Jan 01, 2009

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