Websites from Colombia

Manuel Romero is the founder of Hola Mundo, an independent publication launched in February 2025. He provides subscribers with full access to the website and email newsletters featuring new content. His work focuses on building and maintaining this subscription-based platform.

Jcbages is a Software Engineer who has worked at companies like Stripe, Microsoft, and Twitter. Currently residing in Bogotá, Colombia, he is now focused on bootstrapping new projects. He enjoys creating things from scratch and is passionate about programming, stemming from his early experience creating video games. He participated in programming competitions in college, even representing his university at the world finals. He considers himself an introvert who values learning and is motivated by a desire to improve and overcome his insecurities.

Salomón Muriel is a serial entrepreneur and tech leader who has founded four companies and led Tech, AI, and Data teams at scale. He consults with founders and companies, and speaks at conferences and corporate events on topics such as AI, data science, and company building. He partners with founders, CTOs, and growing companies to solve challenges, offering technical guidance and strategic advice. He is currently building his fifth company, Ignia, focused on higher education. Beyond his professional endeavors, Salomón is a father to twin boys and enjoys technology, gaming, beer, travel, and spending time with his family.

Josh Müller is focused on making the world a better place by building projects that bring wholistic restoration. He shares his thoughts and work through a blog and videos. He also offers opportunities to work together and schedule a call.

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.

Alfred Megally is an artist, entrepreneur and adventurer. His website serves as an archive of his work. He suggests signing up for his friend's email to keep in touch. His projects include photo albums, books, notes, and various other works such as Transporting Bubbles, Landmass, Goods Sold, Mirror World Map, and Bike Across the US.

Gioel Gio is a Creative Action Researcher passionate about designing experiences that facilitate personal and collective transformation. Gioel believes in creating communities that host conscious human connections and practices the idea that the most urgent and important work is play. Gioel works to help small and medium socially-committed organisations to develop sustainability strategies, designs research processes for groups to learn and un-learn together, and collaborates with others to accompany new visionary projects and initiatives. Gioel loves writing and uses theatre, creative writing, and experiential education to surface different ways of knowing.

Daniel Mejía Raigosa is a physicist and full-stack developer at Titan Intake. With over 5 years of freelance programming experience, Daniel brings a scientific background to crafting creative solutions. He is an empathetic team player who believes in mutual cooperation. Daniel is also an intermittent blogger and is currently working on personal projects to improve his skills in NextJS and Golang. His academic interests include biological systems, electrophysiology, and systems biology.

Luis is a person who enjoys reading books, watching movies, listening to music, going to concerts, buying music, and collecting vinyls. He also writes code and maintains a website with posts and links related to himself. He avoids posting on Twitter, Mastodon, Bluesky, Instagram, and LinkedIn. He plans to set up a microblog on his site.

Juan Esteban Serna Vega is actively curious about business, tech, politics, economics, and Data Science. Born in Medellin, Colombia, he spent his childhood on a coffee farm. He worked for almost seven years at a global steel producer after attending university in Medellin. He enjoys studying, reading, and learning, and is currently exploring technology, with a particular interest in Data Science. He has lived in Sopetran, Medellin, and Los Angeles, and attended the National University of Colombia – Medellin, and the University of Southern California, with short courses at IPADE and Monterrey Tech. He enjoys traveling, sports, reading, movies, and cooking.

Cesar Aguirre is a software engineer, lifelong learner, language enthusiast, and avid reader. Based in Colombia, he works remotely as a C# backend engineer and technical writer. With over 10 years of experience, he specializes in building APIs and backend code with .NET technologies, mainly C#, ASP.NET Core, and SQL Server. He helps teams grow high-quality, maintainable, and performant backend code. Cesar has worked in public services, electronic invoicing, and reservation management as a full-time employee and independent contractor. He shares his learning and programming experiences on his blog, which he considers his own time capsule. He is a cat owner, vim user, plain-text lover, and Zettelkasten practitioner. In his free time, he enjoys reading books and learning foreign languages.

Luis Miguel Báez is a Back-End Software Engineer at Instaleap, a position he has held since October 2022. Prior to this, he worked at IBM as a Back-End Engineer and Software Engineer Intern. He has launched several projects, including Quick Test CLI, Taskon AI, and Prompt Composer. He has received awards and recognition, including participation in the 2021 ICPC South America-North Finals and a 2nd place finish in the 2021 ICPC Colombia - XXXV Maraton Nacional de Programacion ACIS REDIS. He also participated in the Ironhacks Competition 2018.