Python Websites

Sundeep Agarwal is the author of several programming books and runs the learnbyexample programming blog. He is always working on another book. His books are available in PDF/EPUB versions on Gumroad or Leanpub, and some have free online versions. He also has an Escapist reviews blog for fictional books. He can be followed on Twitter, GitHub, and Youtube.

Alessio Marchetti is a Data Scientist at Avvale. He formerly studied math at Università di Pisa and Scuola Normale Superiore. Alessio is the creator of a sudoku variant game that uses standard 9x9 Sudoku as a base and adds optional mechanics. He wrote a high school thesis on Genetic Algorithms, with some basic ideas and some working examples. He also created a WIP game and an Ising Model Simulation via Propp-Wilson Algorithm for a university exam. His bachelor degree thesis focused on Lambda Calculus. Alessio's master degree thesis involved building a transformer based model to predict the evolution of the clinical condition of patients and an explaination pipeline for a post-hoc local explaination.

Jonathan Peacher is a software engineer, perpetual coffee drinker, dungeon master, husband, father, and cat dad. He can be found on GitHub and Mastodon. He blogs about topics such as software engineering, conferences like PyTexas and DjangoCon US, and personal interests.

Dave Peck is an indie software developer based in Seattle, Washington. He is currently experimenting with AI-flavored data pipelines. In the past, he has worked on several startup-y projects. Dave writes about tech, music, and other nerdery on his blog. He can be found on Mastodon, Bluesky, GitHub, and LinkedIn.

Nick runs nick-web.co.uk, a semi-personal site where he writes about his experiences figuring out how to use electronic "maker" tools, ranging from Arduinos to Raspberry Pis. He has a published make that was showcased on Hackaday and the Adafruit blog. He also writes about other things, including his online purchases and his attempts at software development with PHP, Swift, Python, and Office-based scripting languages. Nick likes amazingly taken photos, good grammar, beautiful typography, and the odd movie and TV show. He likes to dabble in both front end and back end web development. He can be contacted on Twitter.

Giovanni Giacometti is a Machine Learning Engineer. He currently works at ML cube, a Politecnico di Milano spin-off, where he is involved in the development of the ML cube Platform. He holds a Master’s degree in Artificial Intelligence from Politecnico di Milano and a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from Università Politecnica delle Marche. During his second year of the Master's program, he spent a semester at the IT University of Copenhagen as an Erasmus student. He enjoys building things and sharing things he knows. In January 2025, he participated in the DataPizza Hackathon and was part of the team that got 2nd place. In November 2024, he obtained the Google Cloud Professional Machine Learning Engineer certification.

Oscar Alsing Ferreira is a backend-focused full-stack engineer who enjoys creating things and leading others. He has spent the past few years programming to build businesses, educate, and solve interesting or fun problems. Oscar enjoys solving problems and finds developing software rewarding. He is language agnostic, primarily developing using Python, Golang, and Typescript. Oscar has developed projects for personal use, including Stopaholic and BaitMind. He was ranked #261 Top 500 Great Change Leaders and Specialists by 4potentials in 2024 and #4 Top Tech/IT Talent by 4potentials in 2023.

Cian Belton is a software engineer and data scientist. He is proficient in Python and has worked on software projects at UCD. He maintains a blog and an archive of daily quotes from Waking Up. He also keeps track of books he has read and enjoys writing poetry. His GitHub profile showcases his college coding projects, and his LinkedIn profile provides more professional information.

Rob Hand is a Staff Software Engineer working on Personalisation at M&S. He enjoys learning new things and using those things to solve more complex problems. He has a blog where he writes about Python, Rust, and other topics. He can be found on GitHub and Bluesky.

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.

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