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Newfoundglory is a technical developer and software engineer from London, England. As of 15 August 2006, he was aged 21, had a BSc (Hons) in computer science from Royal Holloway, and worked for a small yet highly innovative Internet company in Bloomsbury, near Tottenham Court Road and the British Museum, in the London Borough of Camden.

His specialist areas include:

Compilers:
- Linear-time predictive parsing techniques, optimised code generation and reverse engineering
- Computer language translation; including formal grammars, context-sensitivity, semantics and ambiguity resolution
- Compiler-compiler design and implementation
- Complex abstract data structure design and intermediate forms
Programming and object-oriented software engineering
- C, C++, PHP, Java and ASP.NET using Visual Basic
- Assembly language, namely x86 and MIPS
Internet and Web services:
- Expert in DNS
- The FreeBSD operating system
Mac OS X:
- Objective-C, the Cocoa API and Xcode GUI design

View my contributions, but don't forget to say hello in my user talk.

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-[[User:Newfoundglory|Newfoundglory]] is a [[Computer Scientist]] from [[London]], [[England]]. He is 21, and currently works for a small innovative web-hosting company in Bloomsbury, near the [[British Museum]] in the London Borough of [[London Borough of Camden|Camden]].
+[[User:Newfoundglory|Newfoundglory]] is a [[software developer|technical developer]] and [[software engineer]] from [[London]], [[England]]. As of 15 August 2006, he was aged 21, had a [[BSc]] (Hons) in [[computer science]] from [[Royal Holloway]], and worked for a small yet highly innovative [[Internet]] company in [[Bloomsbury, London|Bloomsbury]], near [[Tottenham Court Road]] and the [[British Museum]], in the London Borough of [[London Borough of Camden|Camden]].
 His specialist areas include:
+*'''[[Compiler]]s''':
-*[[Compiler|Compilers]] and linear-time predictive [[Parsing]], optimised [[code generation]] and [[reverse engineering]]
+**[[computational complexity theory|Linear-time]] predictive [[parsing]] techniques, optimised [[code generation]] and [[reverse engineering]]
-*[[C_programming_language|C]], [[C_plus_plus|C++]], [[PHP]] and [[Java]]
+**Computer language [[translation]]; including [[formal grammar]]s, [[context-sensitive grammar|context-sensitivity]], [[semantics]] and [[ambiguity]] resolution
-*[[Assembly language]], namely [[X86_assembly_language|x86]] and [[MIPS_architecture|MIPS]]
+**[[Compiler-compiler]] design and implementation
-*[[Object-oriented_programming|Object oriented]] [[software engineering]]
+**Complex [[abstract data structure]] design and [[intermediate language|intermediate forms]]
-*[[FreeBSD]] [[operating system]]
+*'''Programming''' and '''[[object-oriented programming|object-oriented]] [[software engineering]]'''
+**[[C (programming language)|C]], [[C++]], [[PHP]], [[Java (programming language)|Java]] and [[ASP.NET]] using [[Visual Basic]]
+**[[Assembly language]], namely [[x86 assembly language|x86]] and [[MIPS architecture|MIPS]]
+*'''[[Internet]]''' and '''[[Web services]]''':
+**Expert in [[domain name system|DNS]]
+**The [[FreeBSD]] [[operating system]]
+*'''[[Mac OS X]]''':
+**[[Objective-C]], the [[Cocoa (API)|Cocoa]] [[API]] and [[Xcode]] [[GUI]] design
-[http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Special:Contributions&target=Newfoundglory View my contributions], but don't forget to say hello in my [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:Newfoundglory user talk].
+[http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Special:Contributions&target=Newfoundglory View my contributions], but don't forget to say hello in my [[User talk:Newfoundglory|user talk]].