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Sven De Waerhert is a Technical Lead & Architect with 14 years of experience solving problems with code and curiosity. He specializes in full stack development, utilizing modern frameworks, databases, and deployment practices such as React, Node.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, PHP, and Prisma. Sven also has expertise in systems architecture and infrastructure, including Linux system administration, networking, security protocols, Docker, infrastructure automation, and ZFS. He provides technical leadership and strategy, mentoring developers and driving technical vision. Sven is based in Antwerp, Belgium and works with global teams. He is available for new opportunities.

Jelloeater is a software engineer with a degree in Psych. They enjoy tinkering with Ubuntu and working on their website, which they built using Hugo and Netlify, among other tools. They are interested in automation with Python and CLI things in GoLang. Their hobbies include cooking, weightlifting, and blogging. They are a fan of Indie, Rock, and Jazz music, as well as Indian and Sushi food. They have a Russian Blue cat named Daisy. Jelloeater enjoys spending time with family, collecting old vinyl records, taking photos of food they cook, walking in nature parks, emailing strangers about their blogs, and posting things that help others feel joy. They can be found on Mastodon and Bluesky.

Dillon Shook is an autodidact and a Zero One Infinity Advocate located in Boston, MA. He has a B.S. in Computer Science from New Mexico Tech. His interests include programming, photography, cooking, game development, reading, guitar, running, and travel. He is currently working on fusion energy at CFS. He also enjoys writing, styling, and editing.

Zsolt Ero is a creative full-stack developer who loves building. He studied AI and Computer Science in Edinburgh, and Mathematics in Budapest. As a teenager, he made VR glasses, and now he enjoys playing with AI. He is the founder of MapHub, a web app for creating interactive maps based on OpenStreetMap data, which supports real-time collaboration and has more than 200,000 registered users. Zsolt developed GIGAmacro viewer, a web platform for collaborating on gigapixel images. His final-year project at the University of Edinburgh (2013) was Sologram. He worked for Kano Computing in London, developing a custom Linux OS for the Raspberry Pi (2014). He has organized programming classes and coached at Django Girls events. During COVID, he built Country Levels. He was a core contributor to Leaflet.

Rhys Wynne was born in 1984 in Colwyn Bay, North Wales. He works professionally in internet and web development, beginning in 2005. His main source of income is through WordPress development, and he develops his own WordPress plugins. He has spoken at WordCamps and contributed to WordPress releases. In 2013, he wrote a book, bbPress Complete. In 2018, he went freelance. Rhys is a long-time fan of video games and writes about them on his site, Retro Garden. He also enjoys football, supporting Colwyn Bay, Liverpool, and the Welsh national team. A more recent love is cricket, and he plays for Earlestown Cricket Club. He enjoys running, participating in parkruns and races. He also enjoys travelling, particularly to Germany, and often coincides trips with sporting events.

Manuel Bernhardt is a polyglot software engineer, trainer, and independent consultant. He helps technology companies engineer, deploy, and operate highly available and fault-tolerant systems, and improve existing systems to meet predictable performance requirements. Manuel has experience in engineering and operating distributed systems. He is the author of the book Reactive Web Applications. He studied telecommunications at the National Institute of Applied Sciences in Lyon. He lives in Vienna, Austria and enjoys traveling. He is fluent in English, French and German.

Jono Alderson is an award-winning SEO consultant. He helps brands to compete on technical SEO, performance, and structured data. Jono has worked with startups, agencies, and enterprise brands to turbo-charge websites, implement growth strategies, prepare for the future, and win markets. He is a globally recognised expert in digital strategy, SEO, analytics, WordPress, web performance, structured data, marketing technology, conversion rate optimisation and more.

Brad Woods is a front-end engineer. He is interested in rewilding the internet. His projects include Garden Talk, Layout Generator, 7 GUIs, Lord of the Rings, Git Time, ViewBox, POP culture, V8 Engine, XState, Evac Feed, and Apollo GraphQL. He also identifies as Edward from Cowboy Bebop.

Adam Aaronson likes making things, especially software, music, and puzzles. Born and raised in Chicagoland, he now lives in New York City and works as a software engineer at Bloomberg. He graduated from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign in 2023 with a Computer Science major and a Linguistics minor. He also plays jazz trombone, electric bass, and ukulele, listens to a lot of music, writes blog posts and Wikipedia articles, and enjoys eating and drinking anything that tastes good.

Scott Spence is an application team lead overseeing a large Svelte and SvelteKit codebase centered around an AI product. He leads a team of developers and ensures best practices in the development lifecycle. Previously, he was a developer advocate, partnering with companies to create content. Scott is the founder of OES Technology, providing scalable Svelte solutions for businesses. He creates blog content and educational videos. A second-career developer, he re-skilled from a VBA analyst developer role into web development. He has been working in Svelte and SvelteKit for 5 years, holding workshops and organising events with the Svelte Society London group. Scott has over ten years of experience working for large corporate organisations and has worked as a web developer in government digital transformation, creative digital and the content management space.

Zoë Bijl is an accessibility specialist. They/She work with companies to assess and improve the accessibility of their products. Zoë has made substantial contributions to accessibility specifications as editor of the W3C’s Authoring Practices Guide. Based in The Netherlands and Australia, Zoë was previously a Senior Accessibility Advisor at the Dutch government, Accessibility Lead at CrowdStrike, Senior Front-end Developer at Funda, Accessibility Engineer at TPGi, and Front-end Developer at Lukkien. They are currently looking for their next opportunity.

Utkarsh Kanwat is an AI Engineer and Machine Learning Expert focused on building intelligent systems. He develops LLM optimization frameworks, RAG systems, and scalable ML platforms. Utkarsh has an academic research background in computer vision and medical imaging from IIT Bombay. He has experience fine-tuning Gemini models and building production RAG systems. He also built an enterprise data mediation platform and architected an automated deployment pipeline. Utkarsh led a team to victory in a Global Generative AI Hackathon. His research includes developing deep learning models for automated histopathology classification and he has published research at an international conference on medical image analysis.

Michael Bastos is a product leader, advisor, and angel investor. He is passionate about helping startups and high-growth companies scale. He has experience working with companies of all sizes, from early-stage startups to publicly traded companies. Michael has held leadership positions in product, marketing, and engineering. He is also an active angel investor and advisor, and enjoys helping other entrepreneurs build successful businesses.

Benji is a software developer from Guayaquil, Ecuador. Benji now lives in Minneapolis, MN with their wife, two kids, and a cat. Benji can be contacted via email at hello@benji.dog.

Derek Yu is an independent video game developer, designer, and artist. He is best known for creating the video games Spelunky and Spelunky 2. He also co-founded the video game studio Mossmouth, LLC. He has also worked on other games, such as Eternal Daughter. He is also the author of the book "Spelunky," which is part of the Boss Fight Books series.

André Videla is a functional programmer with an inkling for type theory and category theory. He is interested in dependent types, programming languages, user experience and user interfaces, compiler architecture, lenses, and quantitative types. He sometimes works on Idris2, mostly to resolve the problems that he encounters himself with the language. His PhD Thesis is about Monadic programming in the category of containers. He is interested in the ergonomics and the semantics of programming, in particular servers backends, data description languages, and compilers. He can be found on discord (identity5193) and mastodon @andrev@types.pl.

Mark Simonson has been thinking about and drawing letters for as long as he can remember, drawn to their particular forms. He spent decades as a magazine art director and designing packaging and brochures. He didn’t make fonts full-time until well into his forties, considering himself a late bloomer. He feels lucky to be doing something that was once only a pipe dream. Mark works out of a repurposed back bedroom in a modest 1920s-era bungalow in the quiet residential Saint Paul neighborhood of Saint Anthony Park.

Louis Dalibard was born in New York City but currently lives in Paris. He is a student in a French public “classe préparatoire aux grandes écoles”. He became interested in computers, software, and engineering after receiving a Python programming book at age 7. He is passionate about solving problems and building things, and he likes to contribute to open-source projects. He speaks English, French, Japanese, and Spanish. He can be contacted via email at ontake (at) ontake.dev, phone at +33 6 52 45 16 50, Instagram at @louis.dlbrd, Discord at @OnTake#5344, or Matrix at @ontake:matrix.ontake.dev.

Clara Nguyễn is a recent graduate from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville with a master's degree in Computer Science. She writes applications, websites, and games as a hobby. She also creates music, blog posts, and videos on the side. Clara considers herself a "Jill of all Trades" and enjoys writing all sorts of software and working with all kinds of content, including websites, games, and Discord bots. She is a quick learner and can adapt to new technologies easily. Clara is a perfectionist. Her goal is to build quality products that give the end user the best possible experience and make their lives easier.

Calvin Liang is a software engineer based in Vancouver crafting delightful, secure, and snappy experiences. He has achieved over 989k downloads across 1 app and 2 libraries and has over 2.2k followers on GitHub. He has been featured twice as #1 on Hacker News with CalcGPT.io and another post, and has made 2 TV appearances on CBC and Global News. He is involved with Socratica's 2026 Symposium. He and his co-hosts run 2 weekly co-working sessions for 30+ people to work on their passion projects. He also "vibe-engineers" the space, building both people and software infrastructure to help creativity and connection thrive.