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bio	website	omerkatz.com
	location	Israel
	age	23
visits	member for	2 years, 8 months
	seen	Mar 17 at 18:06
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My name is Omer Katz and I am a very passionate software developer who specializes in ALM & SCM practices. I'm also an Agile & Lean enthusiast and practitioner.

I am only 23, therefor I have only started working in the industry in 2010 but I have been programming since I was 11 and I have never stopped being passionate about it. I have a vast knowledge when it comes to planning, designing, developing & delivering software.

My greatest passion is finding new ways to make the developers' lives easier and let them focus on what they know to do best, software development.

	196 reputation	bio	website	omerkatz.com	visits	member for	2 years, 8 months
110 badges		location	Israel		seen	Mar 17 at 18:06

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Nov 18	asked	Website templates for programmers
Oct 31	comment	Are XAML UI designers common today? thanks for the comment about it's future.
Oct 31	awarded	Scholar
Oct 31	accepted	Are XAML UI designers common today?
Oct 30	awarded	Student
Oct 30	asked	Are XAML UI designers common today?
Oct 25	asked	What's are best Windows 7 gadgets for programmers?
Oct 6	comment	What are common mistakes in coding? I think that to the novice programmer, the first code snippet is much clearer. It is more readable that way, the other code needs explaination.
Oct 6	comment	When does a “scripter” become a “programmer”? and what about perl? or any other interpeted language that is advandced enough?
Oct 5	comment	How long do programmers generally stay in industry? +1 but not completely true. I prefer managmant because of the salary and status and the ability to change things to the best. I am a good programmer and enjoy it but I hope to be a CTO someday.
Sep 11	awarded	Autobiographer
Sep 11	awarded	Supporter
Jul 8	comment	What should every programmer know? No but it's much more fun to work on :)
Jul 8	comment	What should every programmer know? While funny, very unrelated.
Jul 8	comment	What should every programmer know about web development? Read about the Principle of least astonishment in "Principle of least astonishment" and "User-Friendly Programming".