Digital Dude
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David Wayne Newman brings a unique blend of technical precision and community-focused leadership to The Warrior Chicken team. As the son of owner David Newman, he deeply values the mission of the organization and supports its digital presence through his diverse background in technology and service.
David is the Owner and Lead Developer of Dave's Delightful Developments, where he specializes in creating custom web solutions. His expertise spans the full development lifecycle, from initial client relations and building requirements to project management and final training. Prior to launching his own firm, David served as a Lead Developer at DFW Web Development firm, where he mentored junior developers and managed complex projects.
David’s passion for helping people is rooted in his extensive background in ministry and education. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies from Criswell College and has served as a Youth Pastor, where he honed his skills in public speaking, resource allocation, and leadership.
He graduated with honors from DevMountain’s high-intensity Full Stack Web Development bootcamp and later returned to the program as a mentor to provide technical support and expertise to the next generation of developers. Whether he is writing insightful articles or developing seamless web applications, David is driven by a commitment to efficiency and a desire to fill needs through innovative digital solutions.
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