Websites from Norway

Solveig Sørbø is a composer, music producer, and musician. She creates opera, chamber music, film scores, electronic music, as well as alternative fusion music with Pysj and atmospheric music with Naturhistorisk. Her music has been featured in audiovisual productions and festivals, and she scored the documentary film “Hans pluss Liv”. She is interested in mixing symphonic sections with electroacoustics and synthesized sounds, employing various tonalities and incorporating improvised elements and sonifications. Solveig wrote the opera Heroin Chic with Maria Kjos Fonn, which premiered in Romania in February 2025. In 2022, she released the song cycle Five Songs of the Bodied with Susanna Wolff.

Marius Hauken is a designer and front-end developer based in Bergen, Norway. He is currently the CXO at Heder Bank. Before that, he co-founded Stacc X, working with fintech startups and banks. He holds a Masters in design from Bergen Academy of Arts and Design. He enjoys side projects and exploring local mountains.

Yoeran Luteijn is a freelance creative developer who bridges the gap between technology and human interaction. He has a strong programming foundation and a passion for visual, experience, and interaction design. Yoeran focuses on building web applications and helping other developers grow in their careers. He has worked with companies ranging from startups to corporates, and combines technical expertise with design sensibility to create sustainable and flexible solutions. He is also a musician and enjoys hiking.

Tobias V. I. Langhoff is a software developer from Norway, also known as "tvil", "tobiasvl", or "Spug". He is a Python developer by day and a father. By night, he enjoys hobby game development, particularly for restrictive environments like PICO-8, CHIP-8, bitsy, and Game Boy. He is interested in retro computing, especially DIY kit computers, 8-bit assembler language, and CHIP-8.

David Martín Alaminos is a software engineer from Barcelona, currently based in Oslo. He works at FINN.no, Norway’s largest online marketplace. David has experience as a consultant for international clients, ranging from start-ups to large enterprises, delivering solutions and empowering them with technology and mindset to meet their business goals. He is passionate about software crafting and nimble problem-solving. Outside of technology, David is a music lover, playing and composing with instruments.

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.

Pavneet Singh Saund, also known as Pav, is a father, husband, and product developer. He is currently a Web Developer and User Experience Lead in Norway. Pav cares about attending to needs by building better user experiences and finding better ways of working. He writes about topics such as React Router, frontend architecture, and Aurelia.

Thomas is a father of three sons and lives in Norway with his kids and wife. He is in his early 40s and is fascinated by computers with Linux, electronics, and home automation. He enjoys red wine, Whisky, pipes, cigars, and cooking. He tinkers with his homelab and electronics projects in his home office, which he calls "Cavelab," and writes about his experiences on his blog.

Eivindml is a freelance app and web developer who writes a blog to improve their writing and explore topics they might learn something from. The blog covers a variety of topics without strict limitations. Eivindml provides an RSS feed for subscriptions.

Lars-Christian Simonsen is a thirtysomething man from Ski, Norway. He has been creating online content for over twenty years. After earning a Master's Degree in Economics and Business Administration and working in business finance, management, and administration, he returned to his passion for building and promoting online content. He currently works as a sales manager web for Obs, a Coop brand. He enjoys family, long distance running, and fantasy novels. He also creates websites like lars-christian.com and Run161.

Ole Ingemann Kjørmo is a business builder, engineer, and family man based in Stavanger, Norway. He transitioned from the oil and gas industry to entrepreneurship, drawn to the indie hacker and open-source scenes, particularly Ruby and Ruby on Rails. Since 2013, he has worked independently on projects spanning financial technology, data science, compliance software, logistics, and e-commerce. He enjoys building clean, fast, and lasting applications and websites, driven by intrinsic motivation and a desire to learn. He aims to contribute to the open and personal web by documenting his journey and sharing valuable content.

Stefan is a software developer from Göttingen, Germany. He enjoys coding, starting with BASIC-like languages on a TI-83 Plus calculator and progressing to PHP, Java, and Python. He has released an app on the App Store and is developing a second. Stefan also has a passion for Japan, sparked by watching anime. He studied Japanese and spent time in Japan on an exchange program. Other hobbies include climbing, making videos, juggling, unicycling, watching movies and TV shows, reading books, listening to podcasts, and playing video games.

This is Michael Helgesen's digital garden, a space for his knowledge, ideas, and interests to grow. He writes about a variety of topics, including gratitude journaling, web development with tools like Sanity and Next.js, and learning strategies. He also documents his learning process in a log and shares his reading experiences. He has experience with Hugo, Strapi, and Raspberry Pi.

Sivert Almvik (born 1981) is a street and documentary photographer based in Oslo, Norway. He finds joy in documenting daily life and capturing unfolding moments. He uses his camera to explore new things, places, and situations, sharing his fascinations with others. He is also involved with the Oslo Street Photo Festival.

Andreas Sødal Marstad helps leadership teams with strategy, decisions, and collaboration. He is writing a handbook called "Snarveier" (Shortcuts) which contains advice he wishes he had received when he was new to leadership. He shares articles on topics such as leadership, improvement, incentives, and strategy.

Dag Frode maintains a blog where he shares his current activities, study list, talks, and notes. He also provides information about what it's like to work with him.

Einar is a teacher at Eilert Sundt Upper Secondary School in Farsund, where he works on the Information Technology and Media Production study line. He is interested in music and photography, and shares photos on Flickr. He maintains a blog with content in both English and Norwegian. His git repositories are hosted on Codeberg.