Developer Websites

Tim Coombs self hosts his infrastructure. He offers services for free through Slowb.ro, and appreciates monetary donations. His public GPG key is 3B18 1DEE 3C43 16F8 067B 30E2 BE10 16E6 0899 D5F6. He provides links to various blogs and websites he considers good reads.

May is the webmaster behind MayDB.net, a personal database dedicated to things she finds interesting. She has been an active internet user since 2011 and has a passion for personal websites. MayDB.net is an attempt to fulfill her childhood dream of creating her own website. She chronicles her interests and shares her creative projects on the site, treating all creeds as her own. May can be reached via PM through her forum or via email. She enjoys hearing from people.

Nathan is a web developer who writes embedded software for a living. He maintains a website with various content, including scripts and information related to Zig. His interests include geekiness, sailing, cycling, and music. He states that the views and opinions expressed on his website are solely his own.

Andrew Shaw is a designer and developer. He works at Hike One. He is interested in design systems, front-end architecture, and user experience. He likes to make things accessible, performant, and maintainable. He enjoys playing around with generative art and creative coding.

Jimmy Miller is a creative director and designer. He is currently working at Google. Previously, he was at Dropbox. He has also worked at other places. He likes to make things.

Shubh Rohilla has links to Linkedin, Twitter, Dribbble, Deeplink, Forms Corral, and Quizzie. Shubh Rohilla also has a blog.

Hrishi Mittal is interested in the space between Python and English. He believes in just shipping things and trusting his gut instinct, even when it goes against popular opinion. He also seems to appreciate autumn leaves. He used Alexandra Watkins' Smile & Scratch Test to choose a name for his new startup. He also enjoys quotes and notes that his personal website is now truly personal. He is also interested in wildfires.

Lee Kelleher was born in Liverpool and raised around north-west England. He has lived abroad, in Sri Lanka and Spain. Currently, his hobbies include writing code and playing bass guitar in a band. Before having children, he travelled, made short films, and dabbled in writing a comic book. Professionally, Lee is exploring commercial opportunities within the Umbraco ecosystem. He is actively involved with Umbraco at a community-level, having been awarded an Umbraco MVP numerous times between 2010 and 2023 (x13). He has also developed numerous Umbraco packages/projects.

Roman Liutikov is a Software Engineer. He has a CV, Blog, Twitter, GitHub, LinkedIn, Projects, and YouTube.

Jacob Charles Wilson used to write, but now he does other things.

Jake Saunders doesn't do a lot with his website. He suggests visiting his blog at blog.jakesaunders.dev or his resume at resume.jakesaunders.dev.

Gui-ying is a Ph.D. student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, majoring in Computer Sciences. Gui-ying is advised by Prof. Po-Ling Loh. Previously, Gui-ying obtained a bachelor's degree from the Yao Class, Tsinghua University. Gui-ying's research interests include trustworthy machine learning and distributionally robust optimization.

Robin Devooght is an informatician interested in data analysis, visualization, and web development. He can be contacted via email at robin.devooght[at]mailo.com for project or collaboration proposals.

Dev Oops is an old school hacker living in Halifax. They have been using Linux primarily for work and at home for close to 25 years. Their interests include hikes with their dog Atiya, playing guitar and bass, collecting old Sunn amplifiers, going to heavy metal concerts, playing games like DND or video games (especially Dwarf Fortress), and writing small video game demos (mainly Dwarf Fortress clones). They are also interested in Security and Privacy.

Rounak is currently studying MSc Computer Science at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Universiteit van Amsterdam (Joint Degree). He has previously worked at Skit.ai, Barclays, Harvard Medical School, and Thomson Reuters. His primary interests are backend engineering and building cli tools. In his free time, he enjoys playing table tennis, backpacking, and Indo-Chinese food. He can be found on Twitter, Github, LinkedIn, and Strava, or reached via itsron143(at)gmail.com.

Brock is a software engineer. He enjoys building things with code, especially when it involves collaboration. He is interested in developer tooling, infrastructure, and open source. He currently works at Fly.io. Previously, he worked at Stripe. He graduated from MIT.

Nick Craux is a software engineer. He is passionate about building products and helping others. He enjoys working on challenging problems and learning new things. He is currently building things at Vercel. Previously, he built things at Netlify. He is interested in web development, design, and product management.

Daniel is a software developer and solution architect. He is passionate about software and its design, interested in designing things, and fascinated by cybersecurity. He writes detailed articles about personal projects, cybersecurity, and tutorials on his website. Daniel has worked on over 80 websites. He enjoys creating things and has tinkered with music, writing, drawing, painting, woodworking, and computing. He fondly remembers discovering how to copy code from the internet to make his computer open an empty window.

Tomayac is a product-minded software engineer. He enjoys building things with code and is interested in AI, developer tools, and education. He likes working on projects that have a positive impact. He is currently building tools for thought at Saga.