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Iago Bruno is a Full-Stack developer based in Ceará, Brazil. He is passionate about programming and has been learning independently for over 10 years. He has experience with JavaScript and PHP using Laravel, and is always looking to expand his knowledge. Iago develops websites, helps with open source projects, and focuses on the quality of the final product. He offers services such as platform and SaaS development, interface design and prototyping, and website and landing page creation.

Matthew is a British UX designer with 25 years of experience making websites. He has worked in finance during the birth of online banking, freelanced for clients around the world, been a part of community organising and publishing, and worked for a Fortune 500 company during a period of hypergrowth and expansion. He lives in Norfolk with his wife and dog, and sometimes works in Amsterdam or Cambridge, but mostly works from home.

Stéphane Lambion is a writer, artist, designer, and researcher based in London. They are currently finishing a practice-based PhD in Arts and Social Sciences. Stéphane cofounded Jetters, an art collective that hosts monthly craft sessions in London. They are interested in degrowth, intentional friction, slowness, anticonsumerism, sustainable and communal ways of living, s·low tech, minimal computing, and permacomputing. Stéphane is also a member of the London Permacomputing Club and works on a project to promote ethical technology.

Bluepikachu is a designer who enjoys design, programming, games, photography, and various creative activities. They write about a variety of topics on their blog, with a subjective and casual approach. They have worked on projects such as exping, Pixyer, NiFiTi, Slate Blog, Figma UX Writing UI2, and Files Preview.

Anna David is a New York Times Bestselling author of eight books. She is the founder of Legacy Launch Pad, a boutique book publishing company. As a speaker, she has presented at colleges, TEDx events, and shared the stage with Tony Robbins. Anna is also a journalist whose work has appeared in publications such as the New York Times, Time, LA Times, Vanity Fair, Esquire, and Playboy. She has been featured on television shows like Today, Access Hollywood, and Good Morning America, and hosts the podcasts Behind the Book Cover and Recovery Rocks.

Keoni is a maker and thinker exploring the relationship between the self and the world through craft. Keoni Studio is the expression of these pursuits, focusing creative energy and curiosity toward studying the intersection of the world, the self, and the principles of design. Keoni's current pursuits are in bookbinding, ceramics, and leatherwork. With a self-taught background in industrial design, writing, philosophy, and graphic design, Keoni's approach to craft is focused on human-centered design, crafted for and with purpose, and built to grow with you.

Jason is a nice guy, dream chaser, minimalist, dork, blogger, fun-sized, weird, expert napper, podcaster, gay, traveler, and hashtag extraordinaire. He grew up in a small mid-Missouri town (Salem) and later moved to Omaha, Nebraska. Now, he's a digital nomad, traveling and working remotely full time, usually following nice weather along the West coast. He enjoys attending pro wrestling shows and has been to 11 WWE WrestleMania's. He loves banana splits and mixing stuff in with his ice cream. He has been to 39 states and 10 countries.

José Betancur (Chiky) is an engineer, writer, and architect of educational futures. He explores the intersection of artificial intelligence, human creativity, and the futures we can design together. He directs Imaginar Futuros EAFIT, building the futures of education and work in Latin America using AI and emerging technologies. José also writes Código Humano, a daily reflection on technology and humanity. He has written four books on innovation and AI. He founded Tertul(IA), a bi-weekly conversation about the social impact of generative AI.

Christoph Voigt is a software engineer, consultant, manager, and entrepreneur with over a decade of experience. He focuses on containers, Kubernetes, Golang, and cloud infrastructure. He is also passionate about Rust, Zig, and WASM. Christoph co-founded Liquid Reply GmbH, a consultancy specializing in cloud-provider agnostic infrastructure. He is based in Hannover, Germany.

Luca Mailhol is a chef-opérateur. He works on projects including Demain d'Argile, Le Fruit Né du Désert, and La forme des nuages. He also co-directed Demain d'Argile. His website features articles on computer science, photography, projects, hiking, road trips, and travel. He has documented trips to Canada, Morocco, the West Highland Way, Iceland, and the south of France.

Michel Griffin was born near Oxford, in England. He is a self-taught guitarist who started playing in folk-clubs and wine-bars as a student. Inspired by artists like Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, Paul Simon, and Joni Mitchell, he started writing his own songs. After performing on BBC radio, his career took him to Paris, New York and Switzerland. He settled in the Lot valley in SW France in 2000 and since 2008 has been organising the Cahors Folk Club, which he co-founded. He performs at venues all over the area, a tune of his was featured in the American film Married Men, and he has recorded 9 albums. Griffin's lyrics share stories and insights, and his finger-picking complements his voice.

Andruid is the creator of Writing Games, a website dedicated to exploring the culture and craft of text-based games. Through Writing Games, Andruid provides resources for building better games and communities, covering topics such as accessibility, inclusivity, and player retention. Andruid also shares insights through an advice column.

Dandara is a Brazilian product designer at Stone, focused on in-person sales experiences. Previously, she worked at QuintoAndar. With a background in front-end development, Dandara blends design and code, designing for the only Latin American company in the payments section of the Top Fintechs Worldwide report. She also curates content at Amarelo Dandara. Dandara has designed applications for Stone Co. organizations, including an app store for credit card machines. She also created Fin, an award-winning mobile application.

Kris Black is a visual designer and cartoonist. They use this website to share their creative process, writing about projects that involve writing, drawing, and coding. Kris is working on children's books, comics, and cartoon art. They also have websites showcasing their illustration, cartooning, graphic design, and UX/UI design work.

Jolleen Opula is a Membership Experience Designer who helps entrepreneurs attract new members, increase engagement, improve retention, and streamline membership operations. Drawing on her background in user experience (UX) design, she combines UX principles with strategy, operations, and management to create memberships that are both enjoyable to be a part of and easy to run. She offers services such as membership audits and ongoing membership strategy and management.

Anurag Dhungana is a Machine Learning Engineer and MSCS student at George Washington University. Previously a Machine Learning Engineer at Cheers (YC S24), he believes in doing hard things, shipping fast, and learning obsessively. He co-founded AfterLaunch, a community of 150+ builders. Anurag is also a Formula 1 fan. He shares his projects and learnings on his website.

This individual is a lighting engineer residing in Colorado with her husband and their cat, Hera. Running, especially ultramarathons, is a significant part of her life, providing opportunities for exploration and community. She is also an amateur photographer, a hobby she has pursued since graduating engineering school. She created this website as a photography website and personal blog to share her photos and stories.

Fast Junkie is a full-stack hack with 26 years of experience as a developer. He started his career after attending the Web Designer program at the Boston University Corporate Education Center. He maintains a personal web playground where he experiments with vanilla JavaScript, Bootstrap, Leaflet, and Luxon. He utilizes a LAMP stack with a home-rolled PHP framework. He is also a fan of Proton.

Josh Buker considers himself a software engineer historically, with a long-term interest in robotics and a holistic engineering perspective. He is currently working in the cybersecurity industry, combining his developer experience with security needs.