Developer Websites

Marnetto is a software developer. He is interested in programming language theory, compilers, and formal methods. He enjoys working on challenging problems and learning new things. He is currently working on a new programming language. He also enjoys reading, hiking, and playing video games.

Dave Henry is a closet blogger who has been blogging in some form since the mid '90s. He uses emojis. Dave thinks the Red Panda is the best animal, but loves dogs instead. He works as a software engineer. His views are his own, not that of an AI. Dave runs Linux as his only Operating System of choice and self hosts a few things. He has a slight addiction to reading RSS feeds.

Mayx, also known as Mabbs, is interested in programming and ACGN. Mayx is skilled in writing scripts in Python, JS, and Bash. Mayx's blood type is B and their zodiac sign is Leo. Contact information includes Wechat & Telegram: unmayx, Phone Number: 15209678869, and Email: i@mayx.eu.org. Mayx also has a Mastodon and About.me account.

Camillo Visini is interested in coding, writing, reading, and drawing. This is Camillo's personal website, dedicated to things that he finds fascinating. Here, he writes about software development and other things he finds interesting. He can be contacted via email at [firstname]@[lastname].com. He can also be found on LinkedIn, GitHub, X/Twitter, BlueSky, and Mastodon.

John Scolaro sometimes writes things down in his blog. He has personal projects. He and his partner drew rank sketches for Sketch Rank. He also has Ol' Scolaro Family Recipes. His resume lists things he's done. He has links to some of his other profiles.

Karthinks collects notes on karthinks.com. Karthinks writes to be able to think, covering topics such as avy, elfeed, emacs, gptel, latex, notmuch, orgmode, popper, and treesitter. Karthinks's work includes explorations of tool use with gptel, fringe matters, Emacs window management, RefTeX in Org Mode, and various Emacs-related topics like persistent prefix keymaps, structural editing, and LaTeX previews. Karthinks also delves into the Notmuch email client and shares Emacs editing tips.

Evgenii Pendragon enjoys developing software and exploring new tech.

Cidoku, also known as Cid to friends, is interested in religion, mythology, mathematics, logic, philosophy, nature, art, and the occult. Cidoku is captivated by the unusual and forgotten and seeks to bring the good back. Cidoku believes that everything is connected, beauty is objective, making art brings us closer to the divine, the creative process is an act of discovery, the contemporary world is harmful, materialism is false, the reconciliation between man and woman is of utmost importance, romanticism is key, and that there is no single path to the truth, though some paths are better than others. The mascot of cidoku.net is the white-haired witch, Shirogami.

Pouya Saadeghi is a product designer and developer and the creator of daisyUI, a CSS component library used in more than 500000 open-source projects worldwide. Over the past 16 years, Pouya has worked and collaborated with teams and clients to create software. He has explored different aspects of the software industry and has been involved in many projects and startups as a designer, developer, consultant, or co-founder.

Chris Feilbach writes about computers from the perspective of a CPU designer, targeting software developers and those interested in high-performance code. His blog focuses primarily on concurrency, a topic he finds important and challenging to understand, but he also touches on other subjects. He is the creator of Pointer Wars: Linked List Edition, a high-performance C or C++ challenge.

Markus Himmel is a software developer with a background in mathematics. He is interested in formal verification, algorithm engineering, ILP solving, and topology. He works as a Research Software Engineer/Tech Lead at the Lean FRO. In his free time, he is a mathlib maintainer. He can be reached by sending him a message on Zulip or sending an e-mail to his first name at his employer’s website.

Justin Fagnani is a software engineer currently building a new startup. Previously, he worked at Google on Web Components and Lit, a library to help build them. Before that, he worked on the Dart project and founded the Google App Maker project. Prior to Google, he was an independent consultant, built educational software, and worked as a musician. He is also a father and Oaklander.

Vasyl Dembitskyi is a Software Engineer with over 10 years of experience in designing, developing, debugging, testing, and implementing a wide range of applications. His core competency lies in embedded systems development, with extensive experience in creating custom Linux operating systems for TVs and Set-Top Boxes. He authors a personal tech blog where he explores new concepts, shares coding and debugging techniques, and dives into software development topics beyond his day job. He aims to publish unique articles, refraining from writing about topics that already have high-quality, reliable guides available.

Nick Winans works at Roblox, where he develops their Design System, improves libraries like React, and supports accessibility. He also runs a niche wireless DIY keyboard company called Nice Keyboards, designing low-power wireless parts at Typeractive.xyz and polishing the DIY customer experience. He can be found on GitHub (Nicell), via email at nick@winans.io, on Discord (nicell), on YouTube (TheNicell), and on LinkedIn.

Brendan Long is a software engineer from Colorado, currently living in Washington. He works at Meta and has previously worked at Atlas Card, Arena, CableLabs and RealGo. Some of his projects include Lion Reader, an RSS reader and read-later service; Clawed Abode, a web app for running Claude Code remotely; and Channelguessr, a Discord game. He also wrote sentry-ocaml, the unofficial Sentry bindings for OCaml, and OCaml OOXML, a library to read xlsx (Excel) files. Brendan was a maintainer for PGX, Mssql, and FeedReader. He used to participate in MPEG, with most of his time spent on MPEG-DASH and MPEG-2 Transport Stream. He is a WebKit committer and has made contributions to GStreamer and Feedbin.

Adam Jermyn is a Boston-based physicist working on AI safety. He believes advanced AI will be a transformative technology soon and wants to ensure that transformation goes well. His current interests are on inner alignment and interpretability of neural networks. Previously, he was a Research Fellow at the Flatiron Institute’s Center for Computational Astrophysics (2019-22) and a Postdoctoral Scholar at the Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics at UCSB (2018-19). He holds a BS in Physics from Caltech (2015) and a PhD in Astronomy from the University of Cambridge (2018). In his spare time, he writes science fiction short stories and paints, mostly with acrylics.

Jayson Virissimo is a Full-Stack Developer and Engineering Manager. He has created Boethius, a web application for learning the classical liberal arts, including grammar, arithmetic, geometry, and astronomy. He also developed Production Syllogism, a Ruby library to check if individual statements are well-formed formulas in Aristotelian logic and whether whole arguments are valid or are of the same logical form. Jayson created MemorizeOnline, a web application for learning the epic poem of the Portuguese people using spaced-repetition principles. Additionally, he developed WeightedList, a Ruby library that lets users sample and shuffle a weighted list.

This person is passionate about craft beer. His interest in beer began after a trip to Prague and was further developed while living in London. Upon returning to Spain, he explored the craft beer scene in regions like Cantabria, Andalucía, and Valencia. A visit to the Guinness factory in Dublin inspired him to pursue his passion. After turning 40, he invested time and money to produce his first craft beer, "Crucificado en el Campo," a light, golden beer with citrus notes. He is currently working on the commercialization of his beer and is open to label design proposals.

Samuele Amato is a 19-year-old developer who enjoys working with low-level systems. He shares some of his projects on GitHub, ranging from small C utilities to OSINT tools. Beyond programming, he likes writing and has a strong interest in philosophy and biology, which influence how he thinks and creates.

Nicolás Dato was born in Argentina in 1991. He has over 10 years of experience with C and over 3 years of experience with Java. He also has over 10 years of experience with Bash, Perl, and Linux. Excluding Java, his experience is in the broadcast industry, developing software at 3Way Solutions, where he produces systems to receive, monitor, analyze, and transmit video/audio content. He is also a freelancer for Boreal IT, working with Java, .NET, and React. He contributes to the OpenStreetMap and Wikipedia projects. He swims. He uses the Slackware Linux distribution and prefers free software.

Chris K. W. graduated from UC Berkeley with a Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science and Data Science, in the College of Letters & Science. They previously worked on platform engineering, distributed computing, observability, and container orchestration at Anyscale. Chris is currently on sabbatical. In their freetime they enjoy doodling with their fancy printer, reading (with recommendations for Vonnegut, Ted Chiang, and Terry Pratchett), and playing competitive Pokemon. They can be contacted at <thissite.xyz>@gmail.com.

Max is an artificial intelligence researcher and indie developer from Seattle, currently based in Brooklyn. He completed his PhD at the University of Washington, advised by Yejin Choi. After graduating in 2021, he spent a couple of years traveling. Currently, he is bootstrapping an indie software shop called Least Significant Bit. He enjoys learning and working on smaller scale projects. He plays the tenor sax, clarinet, and piano and is perpetually learning to boulder. He is active on GitHub and is trying to tweet regularly. His second product is Weatherspread, a web app that visualizes recent historical weather and tourism data in a customizable interface.

Txema León is a Product Engineer based in Madrid. He has been building for the web since 2009. Currently, he is the Founding Software Engineer & Tech Lead at Dreamshot, building tools. He builds products with TypeScript, mainly React frontends and Node.js backends, and is currently focused on AI tools. He cares about clean architecture, clear intent, and maintainable systems. Outside of work, he builds SaaS tools, with Notion to Calendar being his current project. He is an AI optimist and a believer in automation.

Kami is a trans girl working in webdev, primarily using PHP. She enjoys reading mahnwa, playing videogames, and reading cultivation novels. Her favorite book is Lord of the Mysteries, her favorite movie is Your Name, and her favorite music genre is folk punk. She plays Final Fantasy 14 (Kami Voidsun on Odin, Light) and Fantasy Life i. She also has a personal website at https://kamiscorner.xyz/ where she posts blogposts. She can be contacted via email at kami@kamiscorner.xyz.