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-Chris Wanstrath is the CEO and a co-founder of GitHub, the largest software code hosting site in the world. Before bootstrapping the company from nothing to sheer profitability with his fellow co-founders, Chris ran a successful Ruby on Rails consulting shop alongside Rails expert and entrepreneur PJ Hyett (also a GitHub co-founder). Together they helped launch startups, scale websites, and identify the problems  that GitHub would eventually solve.
+Chris Wanstrath is the CEO and a co-founder of GitHub, the largest software code hosting site in the world. Before bootstrapping the company from nothing to sheer profitability with his fellow co-founders, Chris ran a successful Ruby on Rails consulting shop alongside Rails expert and entrepreneur PJ Hyett (also a GitHub co-founder). Together they helped launch startups, scale websites, and identify the problems that GitHub would eventually solve.
 
 While consulting Chris contributed chapters to technical books such as "Advanced Rails Recipes" and, again with PJ Hyett, co-authored a popular yet provocative Ruby and Rails blog titled "Err the Blog." Many of the ideas presented on that blog still exist as idioms in the Ruby ecosystem today. Prior to his Ruby period Chris worked at CNET Networks on the code that powered GameSpot, TV.com, and MP3.com, where he learned the power of community and the value of fast, iterative business development.
 
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 CEO and Co-Founder of [GitHub](http://github.com/defunkt).
 
 <chris@wanstrath.com>
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-[projects](/projects) |
-[talks](/talks)

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	`1`	`+Chris Wanstrath is the CEO and a co-founder of GitHub, the largest software code hosting site in the world. Before bootstrapping the company from nothing to sheer profitability with his fellow co-founders, Chris ran a successful Ruby on Rails consulting shop alongside Rails expert and entrepreneur PJ Hyett (also a GitHub co-founder). Together they helped launch startups, scale websites, and identify the problems that GitHub would eventually solve.`
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`3`	`3`	`While consulting Chris contributed chapters to technical books such as "Advanced Rails Recipes" and, again with PJ Hyett, co-authored a popular yet provocative Ruby and Rails blog titled "Err the Blog." Many of the ideas presented on that blog still exist as idioms in the Ruby ecosystem today. Prior to his Ruby period Chris worked at CNET Networks on the code that powered GameSpot, TV.com, and MP3.com, where he learned the power of community and the value of fast, iterative business development.`
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