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Willian Molinari, also known as PotHix, has been working with software development since 2006, using many languages professionally. He is a published author who enjoys writing, technology, and travel, having visited over 10 countries. He also enjoys reading and shares his book reviews. He has spoken about programming in Brazil and around the world.

Nino D'Orsi offers practical solutions to help people rediscover well-being and movement. He has a diverse background, including experience as a waiter, builder, ice cream maker, barman, volleyball coach, group leader, and personal trainer. His passion for understanding how the body works began with studying Sport Science and led him to Functional Training. He now works as a Movement Coach, teaching people how to understand and feel their bodies and movements. Originally from Italy, he currently lives in Luxembourg and enjoys sharing experiences and connecting with others.

John Fial is a software engineer and developer who was born and raised in Hawaiʻi. He attended The University of Hawaiʻi before serving in the US Air Force for four years. During his time in the Air Force, he became interested in fitness and nutrition. He later earned a B.A. in Security Management and a PSM in Molecular & Cellular Biology from The University of Arizona. He traveled in South America to learn Spanish and currently lives and works with his family in the United States. He aims to develop and spread ideas, while improving his writing, editing, coding, and thinking through his website.

James Edgeworth is a full-stack web developer and Technical Director of Sports Injury Fix, a SaaS startup based in Cardiff. He leads the technical side of the company, focusing on building a platform for the sports industry. James has extensive experience with various frameworks, libraries, and APIs, with a current focus on VueJS and Symfony. He has a strong interest in DevOps, Cloud technologies, Docker, and Kubernetes. James also enjoys mentoring developers and sharing experiences with other technical leaders.

James Gifford is a programmer, fitness enthusiast, and mental health advocate based in Columbus, OH. He currently works at Upstart.com as part of the Monolith Runteam, maintaining their Ruby on Rails Monolith. His work involves a wide range of technologies, from Ruby internals to Kubernetes autoscaling. In the past, he has worked at RVshare, Hotcards, LaunchHouse, Snowy Penguin Solutions, and DragonID. He was also a Community Moderator for Ask Ubuntu. James is also involved in community events like Cleveland GiveCamp, where he helps non-profit organizations with their technology needs.

Rick Umali was born in the Philippines in 1968 and moved to the United States at a young age. He was raised in Jersey City, New Jersey, and attended Catholic schools before graduating from Rensselaer in 1990. He moved to Boston and married Jenn in 1995. He has two brothers, Ron and Renato, and his parents live in New Jersey. Rick and Jenn live in Burlington (outside Boston) and have a daughter named Mia. He has been writing his blog, Rick's Ramblings, since 2001. He is the author of Learn Git in a Month of Lunches (Manning Publications). He works in computers.

Giorgio Pomettini is a Unity Developer based in Rome. He currently works as a Senior Unity Developer for GSNet and is open to freelance work. He has almost a decade of experience as a game programmer in several companies and startups. His work includes games with over 6 million downloads worldwide, some of which have been featured in the iOS App Store. He has also worked on advert games for companies such as Philip Morris, Marina Militare, ENI, and Poste Italiane. Currently, he is exploring Godot and Playdate game development.

Mayo Jordanov is a problem solver, photographer, and adventurer based in Vancouver, BC. With a background in software development and system administration, he tinkers with systems and software around web applications and building analytics. He also enjoys capturing photos for fun and helping friends with event and race photography. Driven by a natural curiosity, Mayo explores the outdoors through skiing, climbing, hiking, biking, and running. Photography serves as his creative outlet, reflecting his passion for the outdoors.

Dominik Schwind describes himself as a friend of the internet and maintains the blog LostFocus. He shares his thoughts on various topics, including technology, photography, and personal experiences. He enjoys linkblogging, taking photos, and exploring new apps in the fediverse. He can be followed via RSS feed or on Mastodon at @dominik@nona.social and @dominik@lostfocus.de.

Andrei Lyskov is a writer exploring a diverse range of topics. His work spans from data science and technology to philosophy, psychology, and spirituality. He delves into subjects like AI's impact on society, emotional well-being, personal development, and stoicism. He also writes poetry.

Jared East is a Systems Analyst with over 30 years of experience working with complex systems. He graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1992 with a degree in Systems Engineering. He spent ten years alternating between Salvage Diving and Explosive Ordnance Disposal. He also supported complex decision making at the highest levels of government. Currently, he integrates new technology into complex systems.

Dr. Ken Corum is an educator, referee, announcer, traveler, blogger, and voice over artist. He is a multipotentialite with a wide range of interests and creative pursuits. Based in Kansas City, MO, he is also a single father, dog owner, morning workout advocate, continuous improver, fan of the 1980’s, home owner, HQ Trivia winner, Hall of Famer, and former coach.

Petr Lorenc is a student and programmer with an interest in machine learning. He enjoys going to the gym, running, travelling, and trying new foods. Petr is interested in exploring new technologies and applying ideas in the real world. He has worked at DHL Anywhere, Seznam, and Ackee Dateio. Petr studied at CTU in Prague (Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Faculty of Information Technology) and NTUT in Taipei. He is also a member of eClub at CTU.

Chris Maffey is a PHP code cutter, runner, father, husband, beer drinker, and minimalist. He runs a small PHP Developer studio out of his home office. Born in Auckland, New Zealand, he has worked in the IT and Web industries since 1994, including overseas stints in Hong Kong, Korea, Portugal, USA, and the UK. He started maffey.com in 2002.

Brian Lui writes a blog exploring diverse topics. His posts cover subjects ranging from achieving peak performance and mastering flow state to understanding preference change and community building. He also shares observations from his travels, including thoughts from the Bay Area. His writing delves into concepts like dimensional decoupling and the potential downsides of progress.

Manny Vallarino was born in the Northern Hemisphere. He lived in Panama for 19 years before moving away. He loves the arts and believes they improve people, showcase humanity's best, and give meaning to the world. His life's work focuses on enriching inner lives through creative arts and creating economic value through commerce. He studied Accounting at Florida State University and earned a master’s in Entertainment Industry Management at Carnegie Mellon University. He is a CPA licensed in California.

Julien Dambron is an Agile Facilitator based in Bordeaux, France. He is dedicated to fostering agility, resilience, adaptability, and growth within his team. Julien is an avid learner with diverse interests and an insatiable appetite for knowledge. He is a keen reader, typically delving into more than 100 books annually, and a listener of podcasts spanning various subjects. He enjoys exploring the world and geeking out with tools, apps, and programming languages. Julien approaches everything he does with purpose and takes full responsibility for it.

Gerrit Niezen is a maker of open-source software and hardware. He graduated from the University of Pretoria with a B.Eng. in Computer Engineering in 2005 and received a M.Eng. in Computer Engineering in 2008. In 2009, he moved to the Netherlands to pursue a Ph.D. in Industrial Design at Eindhoven University of Technology. He worked as a postdoctoral researcher at Swansea University before working with Tidepool, developing open-source software for diabetes devices. In 2024, he launched LabCrafter, an online store selling open science hardware.

Hristo Hristov is an SEO Software Developer from Sofia, Bulgaria. He builds SEO tools, including HEADMasterSEO. He rarely blogs about SEO.

Thorsten Zöller was born in Oberhausen, Germany, and spent about 20 years there. He studied physics and earned a PhD in theoretical physics. He currently lives in Frankfurt, Germany, with his wife and son. He is (mostly) vegan and enjoys freshly ground and brewed coffee. He is a fan of the OpenBSD operating system and the vi editor. He values simplicity in many aspects of his life, including his website, which is a static site generated from Markdown files using his own tool, statatic.