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Nicholas K. Dionysopoulos

Hello all,

I am Nicholas, the lead developer and Development Group Leader of the JoomlaPack Project. I am a 29-y.o. Mechanical Engineer from Greece, obsessed with programming ever since I was 11 years old. I have coded in a number of programming languages, like Basic (VBA, VB, VB.NET), Pascal, Delphi, 80286 assembler, ASP and, of course, PHP. I finally stuck with PHP and Delphi, as you can guess from the JoomlaPack software!

When not in front of a computer monitor programming, supporting users and writing documentation, I enjoy playing the guitar and singing, or being around friends. There's nothing more enjoyable than a good conversation. I like reading a lot and it's not uncommon to see me reading a book or e-book. I'm just a typical Pisces, if you happen to believe in Zodiac signs...

You can always find out more about me and my articles on computing on my personal web site.I sincerely hope that you enjoy using my software. If you need assistance, we are here to help, on our support forum!

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