About

My name is Darren Stokes.  My day job involves working for a startup ISV, Concurrent Access Software, developing  commercial software and providing limited consulting to clients.

I began my career working with mainframes programming jcl, cobol, and assembly.  Within a year, I discovered that life was not for me and moved on to programming on Windows 3.0 and DOS using c, c++, and assembler.  I worked with unix and various windows versions developing mostly c++ and some Visual Basic for about 5 years when the java platform really took off.  I spent around 5 years working with java and j2ee servers and went back to the Microsoft platform with .Net 1.1.  I am now working with the Mac platform developing Objective-C programs for the desktop and the iPhone.

In my limited spare time, I enjoy digital photography.