Developer Websites

Nikita is a full-stack web developer and an open-source software enjoyer. Among the things Nikita has made are Share₂Fedi and Shareon. In their free time, Nikita watches YouTube and reads Wikipedia. They can be contacted via email at me@kytta.dev or pinged on the Fediverse.

Aras Pranckevičius can read and write computer code. He writes a blog on programming and stuff. He runs a game development Mastodon instance at mastodon.gamedev.place, where his user is @aras. He is also on Twitter as @aras_p. Aras has been contributing to Blender since 2022. He worked on the Unity game engine between 2006 and 2021. Occasionally, he does talks and writes articles on graphics. He has spare time projects on his website and on Github. nesnausk! is his demoscene stuff.

Jonathan lives in New York City. He teaches math and computer science to fifth graders at an independent school. He loves all things involving computers and technology, and he wants to build a future where the full power of these tools is accessible to all.

Martijn has a personal website and blog. The blog features personal projects and other tech-related content. Recent posts include "How variable sized arrays work: non-fixed size data on the stack" from April 13, 2025, and "Hello Internet!" from November 15, 2024.

Monocyte, or Mono for short, is a medical student from Turkey. They blog about things they care about and events in their life. Monocyte enjoys reading manga and welcomes recommendations. They also enjoy listening to music, particularly metal, rock, post-punk, synthwave, and genre-bending artists. They are interested in unique musical combinations. Monocyte uses Linux and tries to use open-source software. Origami is another hobby, and they are branching out into kusudamas. They are allergic to most pets and pollen. Monocyte downloads music to an SD card on their phone. They are not on social media apart from YouTube, where they disable shorts. They have poor vision without glasses and can rumble their ears at will. They prefer coffee over tea.

Chris Malek helps enterprises automate and integrate back office systems. He has over two decades of experience in PeopleSoft enterprise software projects. He writes about technology and other things that interest him outside his ERP consulting work on his personal blog. He is located in San Diego, CA and can be reached at chris.malek@cedarhillsgroup.com.

Anders is a Fullstack Developer, Product Engineer, and Startup Founder. He has spent most of his career building consumer facing apps. He does consulting work on Clojure, JVM, SQLite, product design, rapid prototyping and performance tuning (with a focus on vertical scaling). He is an Open Source contributor to hyperlith and sqlite4clj. He has created fun demos such as Game of Life (Multiplayer) and One billion checkboxes (Multiplayer). He is also a speaker.

Diana MacDonald, also known as DiDoesDigital, is an author and digital professional. Raised in the tropical north of Australia, she has worked in the tech industry for over 17 years. Di specializes in data visualization and design systems, and is a front-end developer. She has worked with organizations like Neighbourlytics, Linktree, Culture Amp, Bellroy, and SitePoint. Di believes in the value of considered, inclusive, and remarkable stories.

Tino is a software developer. He is interested in programming language design, compilers, and distributed systems. He enjoys working on challenging problems and learning new things. He is the creator of the Noq programming language. He also enjoys contributing to open source projects.

Deepak Jois is a computer programmer with a highly distractable brain. He keeps a daily log. He moonlights at cottongeeks llc, his boutique tech consultancy, where he tinkers with cutting edge tech, builds tools, and occasionally gets paid to write code. Some of his selected projects include ytt-mcp, an MCP Server to fetch YouTube transcripts; podscript, which generates podcast transcripts using AI models; www.debugjois.dev, the code for his website and daily log, written from scratch in Markdown, HTML/CSS and Go; www.cottongeeks.com, the code for the cottongeeks website, made using Astro; luaharfbuzz, Lua bindings for Harfbuzz (bundled with LuaTeX); and hs-logo (archived), an interpreter for the Logo programming language written in Haskell.

Stephen Barrack is an aspiring techno-wizard who aims to improve the way users, hardware, and software interact with each other. He uses his programming knowledge and soft skills to facilitate how people interact with computers and how programmers interact with business partners. Outside of work, he codes on his GNU/Linux servers and repairs and repurposes old electronics. When he is avoiding screens, he spends his time doing Gregorian chant, hiking, playing tennis, reading, and playing table-top games with friends & family.

Johannes Enevoldsen is interested in excitable cells. He presented a demonstration on February 18, 2025, about how reentry tachyarrhythmias can develop in a system of excitable cells.

Matt is a product-focused software engineer. He enjoys building things and solving problems with code. He has experience working across the stack, from databases to deployments, but he is most passionate about crafting great user experiences. He is currently building things at Vanta. Before that, he was building things at Dropbox. He studied Computer Science at Cornell.

Steven Saus was in medical imaging for over twenty years, both in the US Army and in multiple civilian settings. He earned his Master’s in Applied Behavioral Science in 2011, has presented sociological and economic research at regional conferences, and has taught research methods at the collegiate level. He has written fiction and non-fiction, contributed to open source computing projects, and published a dozen or so anthologies of other people’s work. He can be found at stevensaus.com or ideatrash.net.

Laurent is a software developer with over ten years of experience, primarily in web technologies. He also enjoys working with Postgres, maps, and data science. He has written on platforms like Medium and Dev.to, and now maintains his own dev blog to collect what he learns, experiments with, and finds interesting. He is available for hire and more information about his professional background can be found on LinkedIn.

Konloch is a Lead Software Engineer (Full-Stack) with a deep passion for reverse engineering and low-level computing. He has been actively coding since 2008, with Java being his preferred language for personal projects. His background in reverse engineering has provided him with extensive experience in a variety of languages, including Java, C, and x86 Assembly, as well as creating and working with domain-specific languages. He maintains Konloch.com as a wiki and source of documentation for his various projects. The majority of his software is open source and he welcomes contributions and critique.

Domenico Luciani is a passionate programmer with over 10 years of experience as a software engineer, including 8 years as an eXtreme programmer. He is an Open Source enthusiast and a greedy learner, focusing on software craftsmanship and product engineering. Domenico has worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Deel since 2025, contributing to the infra team and working with node.js on AWS. Prior to that, he was a Staff Backend Engineer at Qonto from 2024 to 2025, driving technical excellence and mentoring other engineers, using Go and AWS. From 2021 to 2024, he served as a Senior Agile Software Engineer and Tech Lead at VMware Tanzu Labs, contributing to Buildpacks as an OSS engineer. He currently works remotely from Spain.

Federico Poli is a protocol engineer at delta Network in Zurich, where he works on the design, implementation, testing, and deployment of consensus-based network nodes. He enjoys applying (semi)formal methods to test the correctness of real-world components. His interests include Rust, distributed systems, automated reasoning, and machine learning. In 2024, he completed his PhD in Computer Science at ETH Zurich, researching formal verification techniques applied to the Rust language. His doctoral work involved software verification, static analysis, compilers, and Rust language semantics. He is a co-creator of Prusti, an automated verifier for Rust software. His professional experience includes internships at AWS, Google, and CERN.

Leandro Ferreira is an SRE/DevOps Specialist, Developer, and Cloud enthusiast. He has a blog and is active on Github, LinkedIn, Bluesky, and provides an RSS feed. He has recent posts about the Magalu Cloud Terraform module with OpenTofu and how to get started with the OpenTofu fork of Terraform.

Andrés Ignacio Torres is a Venezuelan software engineer based in Vancouver, Canada. He works at Microsoft on SharePoint Online and is studying a Master's Degree in Computer Science. He is also a writer of poetry and short fiction. Andrés is passionate about software development, open source projects, digital humanities, literature, languages, and social sciences. He graduated from Universidad Simón Bolívar with a degree in Computer Engineering. During his studies, he was involved in student government. He has worked in various technical roles focusing on back-end development and DevOps for companies in Venezuela, Panama, the United States, and Canada.

Jason O'Neil is a software engineer at Culture Amp, a company focused on improving the world of work. He works within the Developer Experience team, aiming to enhance the productivity and streamline the workflows of Culture Amp's engineers. Based in Perth/Boorloo, Western Australia (Noongar land), Jason is a father to two sons and is in love with Casey. He also helps organize a meetup for web developers in Perth. Jason uses his blog to write about software engineering, personal topics, and faith-related subjects. His background is in Front End development and a niche language called Haxe.

Pfych is a full-time software developer in the Greater Sydney region. She identifies as she/her. Driven by an eagerness to learn and build "cool things," Pfych is also a hobbyist something or other. She is contactable via email.

Doohyun Jang, also known as Lum7671, is a programmer. He likes Linux. He uses a MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2019) and a Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. His email is antz_at_duck_dot_com. He has previous blogs at wordpress.com/Lum7671's Weblog, KLDP/antz, and egloos/개미나라 .끝. He is 재직중 at SK플래닛.

Muhammad Usman is a software engineer focused on the UI and UX of building web products. He is currently working at Instrumentl.