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Eliseo Martelli is a Software Developer & Photographer based in Turin, Italy. He is currently engaged in building a reproducible computing platform for bioinformatics research. He is a computer science student passionate about networking and high performance computing. His interests also include art, photography, design and music. Eliseo works as a Researcher at Consortium GARR in Rome, Italy. He also works as a Software Developer at Federazione Gomma Plastica in Milan, Italy. He has experience as a Network Technician at Dedalonet S.r.l. He has also worked as a Freelance Software Developer and Open Source Software Contributor.

Matt Cutts served as Administrator at the U.S. Digital Service (USDS), which sits in the Executive Office of the President of the U.S. Federal Government. At USDS, he helped improve government services. He initially joined USDS in 2016 at the Department of Defense and served as Administrator from January 2017 to April 2021, setting the overall direction and strategy for projects. Previously, Matt served as head of the webspam team at Google for many years, where he protected the quality of Google's web search results. Matt wrote the first version of SafeSearch, Google's family filter. He is known for his 30-day challenges and is an avid long-distance runner. Matt holds a master's degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and bachelor's degrees in both mathematics and computer science from the University of Kentucky. Matt is tackling life with his partner Lindsay and their dog Rojo.

dither8 is the creator of dither8.xyz, a website dedicated to sharing guides and insights on computers, Linux, free/open-source, and minimalist software. dither8's website features articles such as "Why independent web browsers matter," "Simple Home NAS," and "Become a ninja at Linux gaming." dither8 encourages readers to follow the website's content using RSS feeds for the blog and guides.

Andreas Kling is a lifelong programming enthusiast and aspiring generalist. He is currently working on SerenityOS, a from-scratch operating system that tries to make Unix fun again. Andreas has been writing C++ for many years at companies both big and small. He uploads screencasts of himself working on SerenityOS to his YouTube channel. He also does a series of informal “commute talks” in the car where he discusses random programming topics or tells stories about jobs he’s had. He accepts monthly donations via Patreon and is also in the GitHub Sponsors program. He also accepts one-time donations via Paypal. He can be found on Twitter as @awesomekling.

Linus, also known as linusg online, is a programmer with a wide range of interests, from web development and games to mobile and low-level programming. While considering himself a generalist, he currently focuses on JavaScript-related infrastructure within the web platform. He is involved in standards work as a TC39 Invited Expert and delegate. Linus embraces self-hosting software, running various services such as this website, monitoring tools, OwnTracks, Nextclouds, and a Mastodon instance. He is the creator of the OwnTracks frontend and actively develops open-source software, including Kiesel, a JavaScript engine written in Zig. He was previously an active contributor to the SerenityOS project, particularly LibJS and LibWeb, which evolved into the Ladybird browser. He lives in London and enjoys traveling Europe by train.

Paul is a Technical Lead at Autotrader. He is passionate about software development and the processes behind it. He spends a lot of time thinking about developer experience at all levels, from helpful error messages to easy-to-spin-up dev environments. He can be found on StackOverflow, LinkedIn, Github, and Mastodon. He can be contacted via email at paulio1987 at gmail.com.

Benedict Evans is an independent analyst who focuses on understanding what matters in tech. He has 25 years of experience analysing mobile, media, and technology, with a background in equity research, strategy, consulting, and venture capital. He writes essays and a weekly newsletter with 175,000 subscribers, providing context and analysis on important changes and ideas in the tech industry. Benedict also gives presentations exploring macro and strategic trends in tech, including "AI eats the world" in Autumn 2025. He has given presentations for companies including Alphabet, Amazon, AT&T, Axa, Bertelsmann, Deutsche Telekom, Hitachi, L’Oréal, LVMH, Nasdaq, Swiss Re, Visa, Warner Media, Verizon and Vodafone.

Nat Eliason is an author and entrepreneur. He is the author of the post-apocalyptic sci-fi thriller, Husk, and Crypto Confidential. Previously, he founded Growth Machine, a content marketing agency that worked with Fortune 500 companies and YC backed startups to get them to the top of Google (Acquired in 2025). Millions of people have read and enjoyed his articles about learning, writing, philosophy, entrepreneurship, and a host of other topics. He has published his notes and reviews from 250+ books, articles, and speeches. He also has videos on his YouTube channel.

Giles Thomas is a founder and coder, originally from the UK and now living in Lisbon, Portugal. He is currently exploring AI and sharing his experiments and thoughts on his blog. He founded PythonAnywhere, a platform-as-a-service for Python developers, and sold it to Anaconda in 2022. After helping with the transition for a couple of years, he is taking some downtime to recharge and ponder what’s next. He has been posting on his blog for nearly 20 years, covering a variety of topics.

Lev Yastrebov is a software engineer with over a decade of experience. He specializes in backend and algorithms, with a preference for .NET. Lev enjoys creating effective, robust, and maintainable software systems. He also enjoys writing tests because they help him implement features faster.

Silvia is an eclectic Gen X woman with lots of interests. She lives in Cambridge (UK) with her husband Simone in a small house with a garden. Born and raised in Italy, she moved to the UK in 2011 and is bilingual in Italian and English. Photography is a life-long passion. She contributed to a few exhibitions. Silvia is currently learning to play the ukulele. Her surname is pronounced `mah-(d)-gee`. She doesn’t take herself too seriously and likes a good laugh.

This person writes the Lynnandtonic Blog. They enjoy watching movies and TV series, and create "year in review" posts of their favorites. In 2025, they watched 124 movies. They also experienced Mal de débarquement syndrome (MdDS) for about five months, triggered by a long flight home from a European river cruise. They previously had MdDS ten years prior after a flight home from Brazil. They researched the condition extensively and tried various treatments to alleviate symptoms. They found temporary relief from driving in a car and swinging in a hammock chair.

JA Westenberg publishes a weekly column on technology, culture, philosophy and what it means to be a human being. Westenberg's goal is to think in public. They publish one to two essays a week, plus a monthly Q&A, quarterly builder memos, and other ideas.

Sophie, also known as Soopy or Cassie, was born on December 26, 2005 (+08:00). Soopy is a full-time student studying for an associate's degree of network and systems administration. They are also a sysadmin, cosplayer, genderfluid, transfemby, and a Hong Konger. Soopy manages their own network of servers and hosts services on them. They are a maintainer for the t2linux (on nixos) project. Soopy's online presence includes platforms like GitHub, GitLab, Patchy, Matrix, Discord, Bluesky, Fediverse, last.fm, Musicbrainz, Listenbrainz, osu!, NameMC, and Steam.

Chris Gibbons is an experienced and passionate digital developer based in Lancashire, UK. He specialises in traditional front-end development practices and has a long-time obsession with well-written, semantic, and accessible code. Chris sits in the murky waters between design, front-end, and back-end engineering. He strongly advocates for the use of design systems. Chris has worked for some of the biggest names in Manchester, working on large-scale, content-managed platforms for some of the largest companies in the UK. Outside of work, Chris enjoys cycling, writing, and photography. He also supports Liverpool FC.

Bailey Kursar is an independent consultant, fintech enthusiast, and financial inclusion advocate. Since 2010, Bailey has worked in fintech, and in financial inclusion since 2018. In 2018, Bailey founded Toucan, a tech-for-good company that used Open Banking to help people with long-term mental health conditions manage their money with support from family and friends; Toucan ceased trading in 2022. Since then, Bailey has worked as an independent consultant on financial inclusion projects, offering skills in tech and product design to organizations such as Impact on Urban Health, TISA, Fair By Design, the University of Edinburgh, and the Money Advice Trust.

Marco Castorina is the author of Mastering Graphics Programming with Vulkan. He blogs about GPUs and graphics. He currently works as an SMTS on the driver performance team at AMD, starting in September 2022. Prior to that, he was a Principal Graphics Programmer at 7th Sense from August 2020 to September 2022, and a Senior Graphics Engineer at Samsung from September 2019 to August 2020. His experience also includes working as a Unity Developer at TrulySocial and UNIT9, and as a Research Engineer at Prime Focus World. He was also a self-employed .NET Web Developer and a .NET Web Developer at GameStop.

Pablo Fernandez is a geek, manager, coder, maker, author, and entrepreneur. He can be found on Mastodon, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Threads, GitHub, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. He currently works at Canva.

Ben Barbersmith is co-founder and CTO of Levellr, a software startup founded in 2020. He spent 7 years working at Google as a Partner Engineer for YouTube. Ben runs his own small but profitable self-funded software company. He previously freelanced as a combined CTO, Product Manager, and full-stack developer for early-stage companies. Ben studied at the University of Warwick and graduated with First Class Honours as a Master of Physics. He built an affiliate marketing business from scratch in his second semester. From 2009 to 2013 he worked in Oxford as a pre-sales engineer and product manager. Ben lives with his wife and two kids in Worcestershire.

Kevin Coyle is a technical lead and design system consultant based in the UK. From a young age, he has been interested in technology, science fiction and video games. He tinkered with computers from a young age, eventually learning to program. He studied Physics with Technological Physics at university. In the mid 2000's he ran a web development business. He then worked as a Drupal developer for TalkTalk, eventually becoming their lead developer. He then worked as a contractor in medcomms for around 4 years. After that, he spent a year developing Drutek. He then worked for an agency based in Chichester, and was promoted to tech lead for a new design system at Pfizer. He is currently a consultant at Big Medium. He has shifted his focus recently to A.I and machine learning.