Developer Websites

Franz Balzke is an electrical engineering student. Franz likes noodles in different shapes, cats, video games, and coffee.

Henry Unite is a software engineer. He contributed to a five-person engineering team at Atlas Software Engineer that was able to 13x revenue in a year and bring the company to a $27M Series B. He built the ability to add additional cardmembers to primary cardholders’ accounts through integration with the card processor, increasing daily active users by 25% and adding over $100K in annual revenue in the first year. He launched a partnership program with wealth management firms that enabled wealth managers to onboard their clients and add over $1M in annual spend to the platform. At LULA, as a Senior Software Engineer, he built the original MVP that scaled the company from hundreds to thousands of users, bootstrapping the initial product on Firebase, contributing to a $35M Series B raise.

Norman uses Norman's Oven to post about things he does, opinions, tutorials or things he likes to point out. He has been pointing out police misconduct and other things. Coding is a hobby and profession for him. Video games led him to code. He created a web game that started off similar to NeoPets. He finds that vertically integrated infrastructure lacks quite a bit because of new technologies. Professionally, he has worn many hats. He has built infrastructure software and plans to release a few products that makes heavy use of it. His musical consumption ranges from pop, rock, rap, metal and any mixture between them. He enjoys anime, Shark Tank, Fresh Prince of Bel Air and other shows. He is working on Excerion Sun LLC, a Delaware company.

Jeroen Pelgrims is a Belgian independent software developer and teacher living and working in Antwerp. He studied applied computer science at the Karel De Grote University College (KdG). After working in Belgium, he lived and worked in Stavanger, Norway, for 4.5 years. He speaks Dutch, English, Norwegian, and a bit of French. He later moved back to Antwerp and taught basic computer skills at Scheppersinstituut Deurne & Antwerpen, also graduating with a bachelors in Secondary Education from KdG. He is interested in web applications using HTML, Typescript, and node.js. His interests include hitchhiking, camping, hiking, board games, computer games, and gardening.

Evan is a software engineer. He is interested in distributed systems, networking, and security. He enjoys building reliable and scalable infrastructure. He also likes learning about new technologies and contributing to open source projects.

Bram Esposito is passionate about designing and building user-centric software applications and hardware. When not working on a computer, Bram likes to work in and around the house, repair appliances and create things of various utility.

Julian Cantillo is a software developer with eight years of experience developing web applications and HTTP APIs. He usually writes code in Go, Ruby, and JavaScript, and has also written in Python, Rust, and PHP. Julian is fluent in English and speaks Spanish natively. He has a strong background in software development, working on projects from front-end to backend, and from small to large scale. As a front-end engineer, he has worked with React and Vue.js. He has experience with API design and feature discovery processes. In Twilio, his focus as a leader is to unblock and leverage the experience and skills of a group of 5 engineers. He was also a co-founder of a company.

Bruno Bernardino is an Automation Engineer and Consultant. He has been helping businesses grow since 2003. In late 2023 he created bewCloud, a simpler alternative to Nextcloud and ownCloud. Since 2019, he has been helping Sunsama grow more than 20x, past profitability, while building a remote engineering culture, as their Founding Engineer. Prior to that, he was Zapier's first Developer Platform Engineer and built their new CLI Developer Platform, growing from 50 to over 1000 apps, and the company from 30 to over 300 people. Before Zapier, at Lumenalta, he managed and grew the all-remote engineering team from 30 to 100+, and revenue 10x, as their CTO and COO. He also founded a web hosting business and a software agency, both of which he sold. He has also worked as a systems administrator and software engineer.

Rafael Kassner is a Software Developer focused on backend with a great interest in DevOps. He holds a PMC Level III (Product Management) certification from 2022-12-16, a Magento 1 Certified Developer certification (ID: 37950) from 2012-12-28, and a Zend Certified Engineer certification (ID: ZEND019812) from 2012-05-21. He can be found on GitHub as kassner, on Fediverse/Mastodon as @kassner@phpc.social, and on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/kassner. His email is kassner@gmail.com. He does not have accounts on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or Threads.

Spencer is a software engineer with experience in software development and database design. He is well-versed in modern computer languages, with a focus on .NET technologies. His expertise includes building and scaling systems to work across multiple platforms, with an emphasis on testing and developer success. He is passionate about technology-related hobbies, including 3D printing, Raspberry Pi and Arduino microcontrollers, and home automation. He also enjoys organizing and hosting hackathons. His goal is to develop software that is efficient, reliable, and user-friendly, and to empower developers.

Martijn van Dijk welcomes visitors to his corner of the internet. He sometimes writes his thoughts there. He has posts and tags on his website. He also lists his work experience.

Roy Bakker is a seasoned software developer and freelancer. He has spent years honing his craft, working on a wide range of projects and collaborating with diverse teams, from small startups to large-scale enterprises. His expertise spans multiple programming languages, frameworks, and technologies. One project he is particularly proud of is BrickifyMe, where he used his expertise to create a unique and innovative application that allows users to create their own LEGO minifigure. Through his blog, Roy shares his knowledge and expertise with the software development community, covering topics such as best practices, industry trends, and innovative solutions to common challenges.

Tobias Kronthaler is a fullstack developer with web, dev, and ops skills. He has experience with programming languages including JavaScript, HTML, CSS, SASS, PHP, SQL, Regex, Dart, Rust, C, Python, and Java. He is familiar with frameworks such as Vue, React, Vite, Astro, Jamstack, Laravel, and Flutter. His skills also include payment gateway implementations, RAG AI DBs, and devtools like Git SCM, GitLab CI, and GitHub Actions. He has experience in testing with PHPUnit, Jest, and Puppeteer, as well as container and virtualization technologies like Docker, KVM/QEMU/libvirt, and jails/namespaces. He has experience with infrastructure including nginx, Varnish, Apache2, LB MariaDB / Galera cluster, PostgreSQL, analytics Redis, and Elasticsearch. He also has experience with sysadmin tasks on GNU Linux, Debian/Ubuntu, Bash/zsh, networking, DNS/Bind9, backups, monitoring, and storage solutions.

Matteo is a 22 year old software engineer from Germany. He is interested in compilers, tech and hardware. In his free time he likes to contribute to free and open source software, as well as writing his own programming languages and benchmarking. He has worked on projects such as sqleibniz, a static analysis tool for sql; purple-garden, a lean scripting language; and libjson, a fast and minimal JSON parser library written in and for go. He also created stinkarm, an ARMv7 userspace binary emulator for x86 linux systems, and tango8, an 8-bit accumulator-based CPU.

Fedor Vinogradov is a final-year cybersecurity student. He is currently interning at Jimber where he assists with EDR system development and takes part in security audits conducted by Cyberplan. He has hands-on knowledge of offensive and defensive security and is passionate about Open Source technology. This is his personal website with his blog and projects.

Kevin Scott Dias works at the intersection of software development and speech language pathology. He has helmed significant projects at Ambiki and Sidekick Therapy Partners. His focus is on pushing the envelope of what's possible in therapy technology and contributing to the development of impactful solutions for the industry. He aims to drive innovation and change lives.

Ezio is a programmer and Computer Science student. He currently works as a C# Developer. His interests include gamedev, systems administration, and sometimes even low-level stuff. This blog, ezioverse, is a place where he shares his thoughts and ideas. He hopes readers will find something interesting on his blog.

Youssef is a developer, rubyist, photographer and occasional writer. He also likes video games, books, history, physics, mathematics and cooking good food.

Lucas Martin-King is a software engineer based in Melbourne, Australia. He has worked on analytics, data collection, devops, systems, desktop and embedded projects. His primary coding languages are Rust, C++, Golang and Python. He is also familiar with kdb+/q and Haxe. He is the author of Quik, a game. His code projects can be found on Github.

fiatjaf is a Brazilian free software programmer currently living in São Paulo. He is interested in Bitcoin and cryptography. He likes to build things with code and is probably working on something new. He also likes to read and write.

Vangel V. Ajanovski is a Full Professor at the Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering, Saints Cyril and Methodius University, in Skopje, Republic of North Macedonia. He holds a Doctor of Science in Informatics (PhD). His research interests include recommender systems, learning analytics, and information systems. He teaches courses on databases, internet technologies, big-data analytics, and information systems. Ajanovski received a Magister of Science in Informatics. He worked at the Institute of Informatics, including as Head of the Computing Center. He also authored the first book on the Windows operating system in Macedonia.

Pavel Korytov is a graduate student of Saint-Petersburg State Electrotechnical University, Russia. He can be contacted via email. His work can be found on GitHub, and he is also present on Mastodon, Reddit, and Telegram. He provides RSS feeds for his main content and packages. He uses Plausible Analytics. His website is licensed under CC-BY 4.0.

Halgir is a software engineer, currently building infrastructure at Weights & Biases. Previously, he worked on similar problems at Facebook and Quora. He is interested in distributed systems, infrastructure, and developer tooling. He enjoys building reliable and scalable systems that make other engineers more productive.

Hoài shares web programming experiences and product development stories on 2coffee.dev. He writes about various topics, including lessons learned from playing games, personal finance management, and technical issues encountered with technologies like RabbitMQ and Node.js. He also documents his journey of learning Rust and explores free LLM APIs. Hoài is the creator of OpenNotas, an open-source note-taking application that gained recognition on ProductHunt. He also shares personal experiences, such as his thoughts on coffee and reflections on the past year.