Timm Martin

We launched a website, forums and blog today for people who suffer from Cubital Tunnel Syndrome (CuTS).

Cubital-Tunnel.com is an online community that contains cubital tunnel information, news, treatments and support.  There are also forums where cubital tunnel patients can share their experiences, challenges and successes fighting cubital tunnel syndrome.  And there is a blog that provides the latest news and information about CuTS.

Cubital-Tunnel.com was born on my DevTopics blog from an article, Programmer’s Nightmare: Cubital Tunnel Syndrome.  The article discussed my challenges as a professional software developer afflicted with cubital tunnel syndrome.  As people started commenting on the article, a small community developed.  I was impressed at how people would share their CuTS tips and experiences, commiserate with each other’s pain, and genuinely care about one another.

So we (Timm Martin and Tim Perez) built an online community where people can discuss their cubital tunnel challenges and share the latest cubital tunnel information.

Visit Cubital-Tunnel.com

We launched the C# 411 blog today.

CSharp411.com is a blog about the C# programming language and .NET Framework.  The site contains C# information, code, tips and news.

C# 411 is written by Timm Martin, software developer and entrepreneur with over 25 years experience in the software industry and founder of six software companies.  Timm has written software professionally in C# since 2000 with the release of Microsoft .NET v1.0.

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Perchbugs.com is a blog about fishing, mostly in Central Illinois. Jim likes to fish for large mouth bass and bluegill by fly rod.

We launched my DevTopics blog today.

DevTopics.com is a blog about software development topics, with a focus on C# and the Microsoft .NET framework.  DevTopics also discusses the creation and management of software companies, the software development process, and improving the computer experience for the average user and people with disabilities.

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