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Mari Miavka is an Art Director from Kyiv, Ukraine, currently based in Switzerland. A former Ukrainian champion in women’s Bike Downhill, she now explores her creativity through drawing, photography, and coding. Driven by curiosity and a spirit of rebellion, Miavka seeks to cast light into the shadows and explore new ideas and perspectives. She values authenticity and encourages others to unlock their potential. Her work is open for anyone who feels the call to explore their own truth.

Andy Carnevale is a data engineer and Python developer based in Cincinnati, Ohio. He has several years of experience in Python, SQL, and data infrastructure. He has a strong foundation in building reliable pipelines, developing internal tooling, and leading agile teams. Most recently, he's been working independently on full-stack projects using Django, SQL, and D3.js. He is interested in roles that combine technical depth with product thinking. He builds data visualizations and AI-enhanced web applications with Python & Django.

António Bastos is a developer.

Eratosthenis Kostaras is a digital marketing strategist focused on performance, measurement, and experimentation. He has deep experience in performance marketing, analytics, and MarTech integration. His work lives at the intersection of data, tools, and decision-making. He designs systems that quietly perform, approaching marketing as a measurable, flexible, and aligned system. He values clarity, curiosity, and iteration.

Julian Pierer, also known as JP, is a web developer with a passion for photography. He focuses on capturing real, unfiltered moments, particularly on the street where he believes life happens. He aims to convey emotion through his work, whether it be joy, love, or sadness. Julian is interested in capturing honest moments that tell a story.

Odhy Pradhana builds Python tools and internal dashboards with a focus on automation, data validation, data cleaning, and data visualization. He works full-time in accounting and spends his free time coding and experimenting with ideas. He documents solutions to problems he runs into and shares what he's learning and building through writing. He enjoys creating simple, useful apps and building websites for fun.

Roman Zipp is a Software Engineer and Photographer currently working as a Cloud Platform Engineer at enum. He is also known for his work at PietSmiet and as the founder of Streamfinity. Roman is actively involved in side projects, his homelab, and contributing to Open Source. He has extensive knowledge of the Laravel framework, contributing over 40 Open Source packages, including 14 Laravel tools. He occasionally writes essays and guides on his blog.

Cam is a personal knowledge management enthusiast who discovered Obsidian in 2020 and embraced the concept of building interconnected notes. They are creating a digital garden using Quartz to cultivate and enrich their thoughts, ideas, highlights, annotations, quotes, summaries, and notes over time. Cam aims to create a dynamic and evolving space where content changes frequently, and the graph view becomes a useful tool for navigation. They provide an RSS feed for those interested in following the updates.

Sobbing Cat is a developer who creates random online projects, often left unfinished. Their digital presence is described as a collection of ambitious, yet abandoned, code repositories. They consider their website a "junk drawer" filled with half-baked code and pixels, offering a glimpse into their creative process when bored with a keyboard.

Courtney is a 25+ year old living in Boston who identifies as a princess, a magical girl, and a witch. She enjoys creating websites, a goal she's had since childhood. She makes art, plays tabletop roleplaying games and LARPs, crochets, collects BJDs, throws parties, and enjoys fashion. She has a fondness for Fire Emblem and Pokémon, and enjoys Stardew Valley. She opposes generative AI and her website is fully human-made.

Michael Muttiah is an author and entrepreneur who shares his experiences and lessons learned from business, marketing, and life. He has written nine books and worked with 217 brands. He shares insights on topics ranging from email marketing and copywriting to faith and personal growth, drawing from his experiences in building a digital marketing agency and navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship.

Andrey Subbotin has been professionally involved in software development since 1998. He emphasizes a meticulous approach to software, stating that he doesn't simply write or code software, but rather cultivates it. He welcomes questions, ideas, and conversations, and can be contacted at andrey@subbotin.me.

This individual documents the beauty and imperfections of the human creation process. Their work includes illustration, visual communication, and writing on topics such as reading, the open web, and personal experiences. They led the artistic direction for a photography book celebrating climbing, illustrated a timeless calendar, and created a visual code for their wedding. They are interested in visual pedagogy, sustainability, and philosophy. They can be contacted to discuss projects or to share their portfolio.

Geoffrey Dorne is an independent graphic and digital designer with over 20 years of experience. He is also a researcher at the CEThicS Laboratory. He designs websites, UX/UI, and design systems. His skills include prototyping, application development, and consulting. He also creates visual identities, interface design, and printed documents. Geoffrey is the author of several books published by Les Éditions HCKR. He also creates militant graphics and illustrations, and his thesis focuses on graphic camouflage against drones in war zones. He has given conferences at various events, including MiXiT, Paris Web, and TEDx.

Kev is a software and DevOps engineer who builds fast, secure, and low-maintenance things. Irish born and raised, he is currently based wherever his bike or curiosity takes him. He enjoys solving real problems and building cool tools, with a particular interest in security fundamentals and simple systems. He is also a Bitcoiner, a Go enthusiast, and an adventurer, including a 10,000 km cycle across the Americas. Kev shares his projects, essays, notes, and current focus on his website.

HisVirusness, also known as P.J.M., is a creator based out of Chicago, IL. He is the creator of Lucky Lead: The Most Violent Casino Game In America. He describes his website as a portfolio, personal platform, coping mechanism, public test bench, long-term art project, and central hub for everything he does and/or makes. He has skills in coaxing Linux, graphic design, coding, general griping, and questionable decisions. He is also the creator of the ØɄ₮₴łĐɆ webring.

Kumar Utkarsh is a full-stack developer at Warehouse Now, where he designs fast, reliable features across the stack. He enjoys building things that appear simple but are engineered with depth. Previously, he led the front-end of a large LMS at Appwrk and built projects like a geofencing-based parking system and an RFID-powered real-time tracker. Outside of code, Kumar enjoys dissecting hip-hop lyricism and exploring new sounds and technologies. He is open to exchanging ideas about building products, solving technical puzzles, and music.

Matthew McGarity is a dad and husband living in McKinney, TX. He works as a product manager for a cyber-security platform. He enjoys exploring, reading non-fiction, collecting comic books, playing video games, and writing. He writes about running, technology, politics, family, and other personal interests. He is not active on social media, with the exception of a private Instagram account for his wife.

Jesse Phoenix is a queer artist, photographer, cosplayer, drag & burlesque performer, and creative jack of all trades. They are currently working on upgrading their website to showcase art, photography, and more. Jesse can be found on BlueSky at jessephoenix.art@BlueSky and on their Twitch channel.