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Peter was born in South Tirol (Italy), studied in Austria, enjoyed a beautiful 3 years working in Sydney Australia as a .NET developer for SSW and is now working for Zuehlke Engineering AG.
I blog about .NET development, mostly about development: including C# programming, usability, performance, tips & tricks, best practices, coding problems, and solution development.