John Zaccone
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Richmond, Virginia Area United States
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Developer Advocate, Docker Captain
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John works as a Developer Advocate at IBM where he enables enterprise developers to adopt containers for their applications. He has a wide-range of development experience including developing new features in large legacy DoD applications and designing service-oriented architectures. John is a Docker Captain, and enjoys sharing his Docker experiences by speaking at conferences and organizing the Docker Meetup in his hometown of Richmond, VA.
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Richmond, Virginia Area United States
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Developer Advocate, Docker Captain
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Technology / Software / Internet
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www.johnzaccone.io
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John works as a Developer Advocate at IBM where he enables enterprise developers to adopt containers for their applications. He has a wide-range of development experience including developing new features in large legacy DoD applications and designing service-oriented architectures. John is a Docker Captain, and enjoys sharing his Docker experiences by speaking at conferences and organizing the Docker Meetup in his hometown of Richmond, VA.
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