Developer Websites

Tago So is a data developer with a passion for automation, integration, and visualization. Tago has experience as a Technical SEO Specialist at Gambling.com Group in Helsinki from 2020 to 2025, where they built automated dashboards and data pipelines using tools like Python and Google Apps Script. Prior to that, Tago worked as a Marketing Analyst at Monetrack in Bangkok and as a Sales Consultant (Data-driven) at CM DATABANK in Tokyo. Tago enjoys coding and has projects on GitHub and Observable NB.

Adam Wathan is a full-stack developer and entrepreneur. He shares his knowledge about making software through his articles, talks, screencasts, podcast, and courses. In 2016, he released his first book and left his job to make things full-time that help other developers build better software. Currently, he is working on Tailwind CSS and shares updates about his progress in his work journal. He is also known as Justin's worst nightmare.

Trevor I. Lasn is a builder and founder, as well as a product engineer based in Tartu, Estonia. He has been coding and building products for over a decade and continues to learn every day.

Jyn is a software engineer who enjoys building things with code. She is passionate about learning new technologies and using them to solve problems. She is currently working as a Software Engineer at Cloudflare. Previously, she was a Software Engineering Intern at Facebook. She graduated from the University of Waterloo with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering.

Mathias Bynens works on Chrome at Google. He is a web standards enthusiast from Dendermonde, Belgium. His interests include HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Unicode, performance, and security. He codes websites using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, QMS, Web Guidelines of the Belgian Government, Web Guidelines Quality Model of the Dutch Government, and AnySurfer Accessibility Guidelines.

MHTN Lab was started on June 5th, 2024, as a creative outlet for study and to maintain accountability. The creator shares what they learn on their journey. They consider this their way of giving back. They were inspired by Dennis Devey of Roppers. They can be contacted via session. Donations to support their mission are accepted and will go toward making educational resources and cyber awareness.

Gerben Jacobs is a 37-year-old software engineer from Ede, Netherlands. He lives there with his wife and two children. He enjoys hiking, music, games (both video and board games), history, and technology. He has a Dutch blog and an English-based site at gerben.dev.

kaumnen is a platform engineer, currently working primarily with AWS. They are proficient in Python and Go. kaumnen holds SAA-C03 and AZ-104 certifications. They have projects on GitHub, with cipr being a highlighted project, and documentation available at cipr.kaumnen.com. kaumnen can be found on X (formerly Twitter) at @kaumnen. They also have a homelab.

LNDF creates sounds and visuals. LNDF also develops software tools as N0!. LNDF is learning code independently and uses their website to practice HTML and English. The website's color scheme adapts to the user's browser theme, with a preference for the dark theme. LNDF has created an audio plugin called Philodendron and an album titled Herbier#2. LNDF also wrote a Master Thesis about Synth presets. LNDF can be found on Spotify, Mastodon, VCV library, BandCamp, SoundCloud, and Github.

Mateo (koan) is a current student at the University of Texas at Dallas (UTD). Coding, reading, film photography, and studying are activities that occupy much of Mateo's time. Mateo is always learning and finding new hobbies, passions, and skills. This website serves as a platform for Mateo to discuss and showcase these interests.

Anaïs Cros is an independent author and creator of the series Le Peuple Invisible and the duology Les Arcanes d’Autremonde. She has been writing since always, with a predilection for the fantastic and fantasy genres. She is the author of novels published through traditional publishing houses as well as self-published works. Her recent work includes the historical crime novel, Méfie-toi des loups, Elsa !, set in Strasbourg in 1921.

Michael Fogleman is a Software Engineer at Formlabs, focusing on algorithms for 3D Printing applications. He lives in Cary, NC with his wife and two children. He enjoys programming and is usually working on side projects. His favorite languages are Python and Go, and he has experience with many languages and technologies. His computing interests are geared toward computer graphics and computational geometry. He also likes birding, woodworking, gardening, art, '80s & '90s music, science, space, and food. He has also worked at Kitware, TransLōc, Advanced Liquid Logic, TopCoder, IBM, REM Services, Delta Air Lines, and Food Lion. He has lived in North Carolina, Georgia, and Connecticut.

Ankur Sethi is a writer, computer gremlin, and independent frontend developer. He lives in Bangalore and enjoys chai, cats, cold weather, spicy food, nice clothes, fiction, hip-hop, poetry, the World Wide Web, journaling, programming, local communities, and video games. He builds webapps using React but is also a believer in standards-compliant HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript. He can be contacted via email at contact@ankursethi.com. He has accounts on GitHub, Goodreads, Telegram, Hacker News, and Lobsters.

Ryan Liptak is a product leader, advisor, and investor. He enjoys building and scaling products and teams. He is currently advising a few companies and investing in early-stage startups. Previously, he was VP of Product at Figure Eight (acquired by Appen). Before that, he led product teams at Yammer (acquired by Microsoft) and Microsoft. He has a background in computer science and design.

Sonic2k is a software developer and electronic engineer in their early 50s, originally from Cape Town, RSA. Sonic2k's interest in Sonic The Hedgehog began on November 28, 1999, after the release of the SEGA Dreamcast. Sonic2k chose the handle "Sonic2k" in early 2000 and has used it ever since. Besides Sonic, Sonic2k is interested in art, specifically manga, and enjoys anime like K-ON. Sonic2k combines passions for art, technology, and code in personal projects. Sonic2k remembers the early days of the internet and prefers it to modern social media platforms.

Michael Bleigh is an engineering lead working on the Firebase team at Google. He helps humans use AI to build software and software use AI to do cool stuff. He writes and speaks about AI, web development, API design, developer experience, and tech generally.

Ben is a computer person who writes code and does stuff on the internet. He grew up in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and received a bachelor’s in computer science from Northern Michigan University. He works professionally as a software developer in Traverse City, Michigan, writing C# for desktop applications. Ben likes building software and community through code and sysadmin tools. His primary hobby project is tilde.team, a non-commercial public access unix system focused on teaching, learning, and building community. Offline, he plays a lot of pinball and also organizes two weekly tournaments. He has a website for his local pinball scene.

Catra is a middle eastern girl in her twenties residing somewhere in the world. She produces, writes, and mixes her own music and enjoys singing. She is starting to get comfortable performing in front of others. Her website is not just for music releases, but also to share the meaning of what she makes. Her music includes ambient, pop, experimental, and electronic elements.

Jean Yang runs Engineering, Product, and Design for the Postman Insights product. She arrived there via the acquisition of her startup, Akita. She is also a scout for a16z, investing small checks in early-stage startups. Jean has a PhD in Computer Science from MIT, with a focus on programming languages. Before starting Akita, she was a tenure-track professor at Carnegie Mellon University. She was profiled in The MIT Tech Review’s 2016 “35 Under 35.” During the pandemic, she co-produced two Zoom-to-Twitch reality shows, Zoom Bachelorette and Zoom Bachelor. She is a member of the San Mateo County Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commitee. Her goal is to make it easy for everyone to build software.

Noel Rappin is a Staff Engineer at Chime Financial. Before that, he worked at Root Insurance, Table XI, Groupon, and Obtiva. He is a web developer and has authored multiple technical books including Programming Ruby, Modern Front-End Programming with Rails, Modern CSS with Tailwind, and Rails 5 Test Prescriptions. Noel is also the co-author of wxPython in Action, and Jython Essentials. Noel hosted the Tech Done Right podcast.

Joshua Blais is a walking paraplegic from Edmonton, Canada. He is a developer, author, and father. He has returned to the Catholic Faith. Joshua focuses on projects that set people free from the world, first principles, and simplification. He spends his time building, writing, reading, thinking, and with his family. He invites others to join him on the path toward Truth and a Technical Renaissance.

Siddesh Pai is a ghostwriter and stand-up comedian originally from Mumbai, now based in Toronto. He runs a solo writing business, helping founders and executives grow their personal brands through story-driven content. By night, he performs stand-up comedy, telling jokes about cultural identity, awkward dating, and self-improvement. He enjoys soccer, meditating, traveling, gaming, long walks, and people-watching. Siddesh has worked as an advertising copywriter for 8 years and has written campaigns for brands such as Canadian Tire, CIBC, and UNICEF. He creates email courses that help turn website visitors into warm leads and build loyal audiences.

David A. Windham is an autodidact and raconteur based in Greenwood, South Carolina. He identifies as a Developer, Designer, Programmer, Artist, Illustrator, Problem Solver, Team Player, and more. He prefers to meet in person and is available to travel from Greenville or Charlotte International Airports.

Lukáš Lalinský can be contacted via email, Mastodon, Github, and LinkedIn. He works at AcoustID and SoundStack. He has a blog. He wrote about turning Zig into his favorite language to write network programs in October 2025. He also wrote about his AI helpers, CodeRabbit and SourceGraph Cody, and about saying goodbye to Google Chrome in March 2025. He wrote about Msgpack serialization library for Zig in November 2024. He released Chromaprint 1.4 in December 2016.