Developer Websites

Brad Woods is a front-end engineer. He is interested in rewilding the internet. His projects include Garden Talk, Layout Generator, 7 GUIs, Lord of the Rings, Git Time, ViewBox, POP culture, V8 Engine, XState, Evac Feed, and Apollo GraphQL. He also identifies as Edward from Cowboy Bebop.

Scott Spence is an application team lead overseeing a large Svelte and SvelteKit codebase centered around an AI product. He leads a team of developers and ensures best practices in the development lifecycle. Previously, he was a developer advocate, partnering with companies to create content. Scott is the founder of OES Technology, providing scalable Svelte solutions for businesses. He creates blog content and educational videos. A second-career developer, he re-skilled from a VBA analyst developer role into web development. He has been working in Svelte and SvelteKit for 5 years, holding workshops and organising events with the Svelte Society London group. Scott has over ten years of experience working for large corporate organisations and has worked as a web developer in government digital transformation, creative digital and the content management space.

Michael Bastos is a product leader, advisor, and angel investor. He is passionate about helping startups and high-growth companies scale. He has experience working with companies of all sizes, from early-stage startups to publicly traded companies. Michael has held leadership positions in product, marketing, and engineering. He is also an active angel investor and advisor, and enjoys helping other entrepreneurs build successful businesses.

André Videla is a functional programmer with an inkling for type theory and category theory. He is interested in dependent types, programming languages, user experience and user interfaces, compiler architecture, lenses, and quantitative types. He sometimes works on Idris2, mostly to resolve the problems that he encounters himself with the language. His PhD Thesis is about Monadic programming in the category of containers. He is interested in the ergonomics and the semantics of programming, in particular servers backends, data description languages, and compilers. He can be found on discord (identity5193) and mastodon @andrev@types.pl.

Louis Dalibard was born in New York City but currently lives in Paris. He is a student in a French public “classe préparatoire aux grandes écoles”. He became interested in computers, software, and engineering after receiving a Python programming book at age 7. He is passionate about solving problems and building things, and he likes to contribute to open-source projects. He speaks English, French, Japanese, and Spanish. He can be contacted via email at ontake (at) ontake.dev, phone at +33 6 52 45 16 50, Instagram at @louis.dlbrd, Discord at @OnTake#5344, or Matrix at @ontake:matrix.ontake.dev.

Clara Nguyễn is a recent graduate from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville with a master's degree in Computer Science. She writes applications, websites, and games as a hobby. She also creates music, blog posts, and videos on the side. Clara considers herself a "Jill of all Trades" and enjoys writing all sorts of software and working with all kinds of content, including websites, games, and Discord bots. She is a quick learner and can adapt to new technologies easily. Clara is a perfectionist. Her goal is to build quality products that give the end user the best possible experience and make their lives easier.

Bram Adams (@bramses) works on Your Commonbase, which is described as a simple ledger with complex computations. He reads five books a month and lives in NYC. He maintains an irregularly updated Goodreads list of books. His all time favorite books are listed on his website.

Vi Prime is a programmer and artist who helps people explore new and existing worlds. Vi's work on Unity Reflect and VisualLive allowed their customers to peer through walls and keep track of what they find. Work at ExpoTech made it possible to gear up for adventures by practicing with real firearms in a simulated space. Vi focuses on 3D art and game development, supported by experience in programming, web, and videography. Vi is a creative self-starter with a mix of technical and artistic skills.

Noel Berry sometimes makes video games and art. They spend most of their time at Extremely OK Games. Noel has worked on games such as City of None, Celeste 64: Fragments of the Mountain, Celeste Classic 2, Celeste, Celeste Classic, Skytorn, Chaos Heart, Kiki and the Monster, Drunken Assassin, Outpost, Prism Panic, Broken Robot Love, Chunkadelic, Abandoned Incubattle, Reach For It, The Depths, Leap 4 Blue, Pixel Runner 2, The Plunge, Pixel Switch, Red n Blue, AGOSS, Chimpventure, and Zymo. Noel has also written about making video games in 2025, remaking Celeste's Lighting, and procedural generation.

Artur, who goes by they/he, is a Computer Science student in Germany. They enjoy digital and traditional drawing, taking photos on film, and coding. Inspired by the Yesterweb and Internet Nostalgia, Artur created a small space online to express themselves, moving away from social media's impact on their mental health. This website serves as a laboratory for their ideas, combining art and code while avoiding perfectionism. Artur can be contacted via mail at lyonid [at] protonmail [dot] com, on Discord as un.artur, or on Mastodon as @maus@blasius.club.

Tyler Glaiel makes video games and does other things sometimes. He can be found on Twitter, YouTube, TwitchTV, Substack, Bluesky, Mastodon, Medium Blog, and Instagram. He has a Glaiel Games Collection website with older games and a Newgrounds Collection with game jam games and other things. He also created Fracuum, Number, Succubox, Adversarial Minesweeper, and Taco Bell Food Name Generator. He has written articles on how to make a game run at 60 FPS and how to make your own game engine. He also runs high class art Twitter bots and novelty accounts.

Adam Pietrasiak designs through code. He is building a screen recorder for macOS called screen.studio. He writes about development topics such as Typescript monorepos with yarn workspaces, debugging "multi-issue bugs", creating multi-window Electron apps using React portals, and fast video rendering and encoding using web APIs. He also shares thoughts on topics such as the Fermi Paradox and democracy models.

Neodarz is a software developer and likes to create things. He is interested in reverse engineering, game hacking, and security. He also enjoys learning new things.

Sandor is a C++ developer with an enthusiasm for Python. Before becoming a software developer, Sandor worked in operations as a DBA. Sandor enjoys coding and high-quality code. When not traveling with family or baking, Sandor reads and writes. Sandor writes about books, Stoic philosophy, and C++. Sandor is the creator of Daily C++ Interview.

Daniel Petrica is a software developer from Italy who enjoys working with Laravel, Vue, and the web. His full name is Andrei‑Daniel Petrica. He is based between Reggio Emilia, Italy and Tokyo. Curiosity drives his work, and he likes understanding and improving systems, and learning new tools. He contributes to open‑source projects when he can. He has worked on business‑critical systems, real estate and SaaS products, and customer‑facing apps. He has held roles from junior to senior, including Senior Software Analyst at Dedagroup, Software Analyst at Warrant Hub, and Junior Software Analyst at Mow.it. He was also a Full‑stack web developer for products like Timeneye.com and Saleswith.it. He enjoys working with Laravel and PHP, Vue.js and Nuxt.js with TypeScript, and Docker. His toolkit also includes Git, MySQL, SCSS/Sass, and SEO. In 2025 he was part of the team that won Startup Weekend Mantova with fitravel.app.

Thomas Groch is a person.

Dylan Beattie is a software development consultant, conference speaker, and musician based in London, UK. He is the founder and director of Ursatile, an independent consultancy specializing in software development, communications training, and technology strategy. Dylan is the creator of the Rockstar programming language and a Microsoft MVP for Visual Studio and Development Technologies. He designs software, builds websites, and makes music. He also created The Linebreakers, a tech comedy alt-punk disco party rock'n'roll band. Dylan speaks at technology conferences, meetups, and community events all over the world.

Nyan is someone who enjoys consuming, creating, and tinkering with code, electronics, software, games, and various other kinds of media online. Offline, Nyan teaches CS, enjoys nature and cityscapes, challenges themself physically, or spends time at home. Nyan aims to use their online space for sharing ideas, passions, and other things they feel are important. They are interested in programming, web development (TypeScript, Svelte, Bun, LAMP), games (Godot, Unity), software (Java, C++), scripting (Bash), Linux Desktop (Mint & Cinnamon), ricing VM (Gentoo & DWM), Pinephone (PostmarketOS & SXMO), anime (Steins;Gate, Serial Experiments Lain, Welcome to the NHK, Terror in Resonance, Great Teacher Onizuka, Sonny Boy), self-hosting (Pleroma, Matrix, Jellyfin), urbanism, cycling, city planning, gaming (competitive shooters, rhythm games, grand strategy, colony sims), and privacy (Monero). Nyan is open to talking to anyone.

Lars Thießen is a former professor and currently works as a senior gameplay programmer. He has years of game development experience. On his blog, he shares practical tips, tutorials, and insights for students and fellow developers.

Mytch is a full-stack web and mobile app developer based in New Zealand. He works with PHP and Javascript frameworks and Linux VMs. He uses tools such as Visual Studio Code, Hyper, Figma, Game Maker, GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT and Bard. His personal projects include a Polygon-based investing platform, a stock photography website, Tailwind tools, and a blockchain-based strategy game called “Knights’ Kingdom”. Mytch enjoys gardening and photography. He can be contacted on LinkedIn or Twitter for collaborations or project inquiries.

Kyle Shevlin is a software engineer with expertise in React, Astro, TypeScript, and frontend web development. He is also a writer, speaker, and coding instructor. He shares content he creates on his personal site, writing articles and creating courses that focus on breaking software concepts down to their fundamentals. Kyle lives and works in Portland, Oregon. He is passionate about helping others improve at their craft. When he's not working, he's probably working on his golf game, playing in tournaments around the Pacific Northwest.

Jack Harrhy is currently at Spellbook working on AI stuff and spending too much time on personal projects with no revenue potential. Previously, he worked for C-CORE, CoLab Software, and Bluedrop. He attended Memorial University of Newfoundland from 2017 to ~2023, but gave up trying to complete his undergrad. He survived cancer twice. He grew up in Ystrad Mynach, Wales, and moved to St. John’s, Newfoundland, in 2008.

vioulo is the author of 57 articles on their personal website, "维奥洛的航行日记". They identify as "一只猫 (a cat)". vioulo's website includes writings categorized under topics like "我思 (I think)", "技术 (Technology)", and "光点 (Light Spot)". Their blog posts cover a range of subjects, from personal reflections to technical topics and observations about the world around them. vioulo's website has been running for 1760 days and has a total of 7.17W words.

Jason Cameron is a Senior Software Engineer at Stan, based out of Toronto, Canada. He enjoys creating projects in his spare time. Notable projects include RedditVideoMakerBot and Anubis, an anti-scraper tool. His work focuses on backend development and system architecture. He maintains several services including metropolis, mCTF, MCPT, and Foodle. Outside of software, Jason enjoys playing Ultimate frisbee, photography, organizing/participating at/mentoring hackathons, and spending time with his dog, Bella. He also has a passion for exploring the world.