Websites from Sweden

Tobias Sjösten is the creator of Seastone, a project exploring digital craftsmanship, sociotechnical systems, productivity methods, and knowledge acquisition. He publishes articles on topics such as fixing Outlook's calendar export, engineering family spending and reading lists, note-taking strategies, problem identification, and exploring business ideas. He invites readers to subscribe to his newsletter for updates, promising interesting content at most once a week.

Anurag Kale is a technologist with over 10 years of experience in IT. He considers himself a builder at heart, with the business savvy to convey software impact. He has worked across various company types, including IT services, product companies, startups, consulting firms, insurance, automotive, and logistics. Currently a Cloud and Data Architect at Aurobay Sweden AB, he helps them establish their data practice. He has also worked at Polestar Digital as a Cloud Software Architect and Cybercom Group as a Cloud Consultant/AWS Solutions Architect. Anurag enjoys walking, hiking, photography, reading non-fiction books, and trying different cuisines.

Cauê Napier is an Aerospace Engineer with experience in Systems Engineering, Trajectory Analysis, Flight Dynamics, and Product Development. He studied at UFABC (Brasil) and KTH (Sweden). He managed UFABC Rocket Design, gaining leadership skills while designing sounding rockets and a 6-DOF simulator. He has worked at Anacom, PLD Space, and Valispace, contributing to projects like Miura 1 and Miura 5. At Valispace, he evolved into a leadership role, helping shape the company's strategy until its acquisition by Altium. He is passionate about space technology and pushing boundaries.

Tobias Lidman-Strauss is an amateur and tinkerer, as well as a professional architect (SAR/MSA) based in Sweden, where he primarily designs residential buildings. In his spare time, he enjoys exploring various interests and considers himself a "rabbit-hole enthusiast." He is an avid note-taker, using notebooks and plain-text files to keep track of his ideas and objects. Tobias uses GNU Emacs for writing, organizing, emailing, and programming. He also enjoys photography and creating sonic experiments.

Robert Birming appreciates old things, finding them inherently cool and a source of hope. He enjoys exploring and photographing the hidden alleys and backyards of Chiang Mai, often discovering interesting details. Robert uses both ChatGPT and Claude for CSS tasks. He posts shorter content on birming.com and longer content on robertbirming.com. He likes this setup.

Jim Westergren is an internet entrepreneur who has been working with the web since 2005. He lives in Täby, Sweden with his wife and three children. He works part time as an SEO Executive Advisor and part time for his own startup Codalex AB. Jim is also a web developer and game designer, having created the N.nu website builder, DomainStats, The Space War card game, CLESTO, and Advinsula. He is also a writer and founded Charity Bolivia. In his youth, he spent five years working in a religious organization focused on personal development and eastern philosophy.

Andreas Kling is a lifelong programming enthusiast and aspiring generalist. He is currently working on SerenityOS, a from-scratch operating system that tries to make Unix fun again. Andreas has been writing C++ for many years at companies both big and small. He uploads screencasts of himself working on SerenityOS to his YouTube channel. He also does a series of informal “commute talks” in the car where he discusses random programming topics or tells stories about jobs he’s had. He accepts monthly donations via Patreon and is also in the GitHub Sponsors program. He also accepts one-time donations via Paypal. He can be found on Twitter as @awesomekling.

Chris lives in Stockholm, Sweden, with his wife and two children. He approaches things as a quant, systems thinker, and anarchist. His interests are tangentially useful for software product development and delivery. He has worked in software engineering, site reliability engineering, management, and undercover statistics. He writes articles to teach his future self and others. He publishes his ideas so that other people can poke holes in them. He likes getting emails.

Donnie SC Lygonis is a speaker, coach, and innovator. He helps leaders and founders turn ideas into progress. When initiatives stall or ownership becomes unclear, Donnie works with those responsible for outcomes to create clarity, make decisions, and move things forward. He offers speaking engagements and keynotes on innovation, leadership, and execution, grounded in real cases and hands-on experience. He also provides advisory and sparring services, offering hands-on thinking support for leaders, founders, and teams, as well as Innovation Office Hours to solve real-world problems together.

Olle Lindholm is a psychology student at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm. He is currently writing a master's thesis and interning at The Karolinska University Hospital. Olle has lived in Barcelona and Melbourne, and previously worked as a marketer. He is the author of three books and a blog, and has been writing for 15 years. In his spare time, he enjoys tinkering with websites, reading books with friends, exercising, and cooking.

Björn Andersson, which means bear in Swedish, recently returned to Sweden after living in Singapore for 13 years. He has decades of experience working at startups and large companies. After two decades of working with software and technical leadership, he wants to share his work, thoughts, and discoveries openly. He is experimenting with different formats for sharing, including TILs, crumbs, scraps, links, and blog posts.

Oscar Alsing Ferreira is a backend-focused full-stack engineer who enjoys creating things and leading others. He has spent the past few years programming to build businesses, educate, and solve interesting or fun problems. Oscar enjoys solving problems and finds developing software rewarding. He is language agnostic, primarily developing using Python, Golang, and Typescript. Oscar has developed projects for personal use, including Stopaholic and BaitMind. He was ranked #261 Top 500 Great Change Leaders and Specialists by 4potentials in 2024 and #4 Top Tech/IT Talent by 4potentials in 2023.

Vladimir is a biochemist born in Dagestan, Russia, in 1991. He studied in Moscow before moving to Sweden in 2014, living in Uppsala and Lund. He currently resides in Huddinge, Stockholm, with his partner and son. Besides his work in drug discovery, Vladimir maintains a personal library, collects board games, and has an interest in tech. He can be found on Mastodon as @contaminase.

Jaime González García is a software engineer and UX designer specializing in front-end development. He enjoys full-stack development, building meaningful products, and teaching what he knows. He works as a front-end software engineer at Google designing the future of work. Jaime lives in Sweden with his wife and kids, and enjoys writing software, reading, drawing, walking in the woods, and lifting heavy weights.

Morten is a Principal Program Manager at Microsoft. He has been working with computers, networks, and code since childhood. He is passionate about technology, automation, and making things more efficient. He enjoys solving complex problems and learning new things. Morten has a broad range of interests, including cloud computing, DevOps, security, and open source. He is always looking for new challenges and opportunities to grow his skills.

Henrik Svensson was born in Stockholm, Sweden in 1975. He has worked extensively in music, with about 45 albums as a band member, composer, producer, and engineer. He has toured Europe, Asia, and the US. Henrik also works in movies, with experience in the art department and production design for commercials, TV series, and features. Midsommar is his first feature film as a production designer.