Software Websites

Connor Boyle is a former research programmer at Information Sciences Institute and a former M.S. student in Computational Linguistics at the University of Washington. At ISI, he worked on the LESTAT project under Marjorie Freedman. At UW, he worked with Tao Yu as part of Noah’s Ark and with Thomas Schaffter on NLP Sandbox. He contributed to the development of Cartograph as an NSF grant-funded undergraduate research assistant to its creator, Shilad Sen. His projects include NLP Sandbox and NL-Augmenter, where he contributed transformations, filters, and bugfixes.

Alex Elias is a robotics engineer with a Ph.D. from RPI. His work centers on inverse kinematics, motion planning, and control for robot arms and mobile robots. He solves real-world problems with math. His research includes cuspidality, redundancy, and parallel mechanisms. He designed algorithms for 7-DOF elastic-joint arms to service satellites in orbit. He led development of 5 mobile robots for tent manufacturing and designed a GUI-based hybrid motion and force controller for robotic deep rolling.

Martin Alderson is the co-founder of catchmetrics.io. He writes about the intersection of software engineering and economics, with a focus on the AI transformation. Martin has worked on dozens of enterprise software projects and enjoys the balance between commercial success and pragmatic technical excellence. His blog was a Top 100 Hacker News Blog in 2025. He has been quoted in the Financial Times, BBC News & Digiday.

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.

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.

Justin Cartwright is a Software Systems Engineer with a background in automotive powertrains, IoT, smart buildings, and functional safety. He currently lives in Chicago, IL and works as a Software Engineer at Fennec Engineering. When he is not in front of his keyboard, he enjoys spending time with his wife and daughter, exploring new places, and getting a good run in. His wife and her family are from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. After spending a couple years living down there, he has a new appreciation for Havaianas and will never turn down a Pastel de Queijo. He can be contacted at cartwright.76@gmail.com. He can also be found on GitHub, Medium, and LinkedIn.

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.

Sam Broner is building and investing in NYC and online. He is generally happy and interested in blockchains, distributed systems, dev tools, CRDTs, and local-first software. He focuses on UX+AI as an Investor at a16z. Previously, he was at Dorm Room Fund, MIT, and was a founding engineer at Fluid Framework at Microsoft.

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.

Rob Sanek writes software that solves problems for people. He spent a decade helping build fintech infrastructure at Stripe and Wealthfront. Currently, he is working on a stealth startup in the AI space. He is based in 🇪🇸 and previously lived in 🇨🇿 and 🇺🇸. Rob has open-source projects on GitHub. He can be contacted via email or on X.

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.

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.

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.

Magnus is a product leader and software engineer. He enjoys building products and companies from 0 to 1. Currently, he is building something new at stealth. Previously, he was an early employee at Vanta where he helped build and scale the product and engineering teams. Before that, he worked on infrastructure at Dropbox. He studied computer science at Columbia.

Adam Thompson is a software/reverse engineer and all around geek currently located in Colorado. His primary interests are in security and low-level systems development. His website serves as a place for him to occasionally write about his misadventures with technology or any other geeky topics that he may find interesting. He uses the blog to document and share whatever he’s currently working on. He also has a photography blog and another blog where he primarily writes about his outdoor adventures.

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.

Sebastian Hyberts is passionate about game and software development. He graduated from GameIT College in 2016, with a focus on game development using Unity3D and C#. During and after high school, he developed an internal-use app for Merrisun as the sole developer, using C# and Xamarin with a PHP backend. He worked for Kiloo as an Associate Software Engineer and Game Tester. Sebastian also worked on a student project for Varmekontrol, creating a Java/Spring system. He assisted the Distributed, Embedded and Intelligent Systems research unit at Aalborg University, creating high-performance parsers. In 2022, he earned a master's degree in Software Engineering from Aalborg University, specializing in programming language research. Currently, he is a Platform Engineer at Subaio. He also volunteers at ABK-Net and used to volunteer at Dotsrc.

Lelanthran is a software developer based out of Gauteng, South Africa. Lelanthran writes software and works on anything computery. Lelanthran operates a small technology consultancy, producing bespoke software systems. Lelanthran can advise on potential projects, create prototypes or Proof of Concepts, and fix existing software.

Dr. Christakis Mina has over 30 years of experience in construction, aerospace and academia. He has worked in private and academic sectors across Europe, USA and Asia, and has been involved in multi-billion-dollar projects in various domains such as airports, buildings, amusement parks, tunnels, bridges, highways, plants and lifelines. He has conducted research in risk analysis, machine learning and social network analysis. He is a registered professional civil engineer in Cyprus, an associate member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (ACIArb), and a member of the Cyprus Scientific and Technical Chamber. Currently, he is a Manager at Technical HQ, Kansai Airports.

Kenrick Kenrick is a front-end developer. He has a blog, a GitHub profile, and a LinkedIn profile.

Mihai Olteanu is a JavaScript, Lisp, and C software developer. He enjoys Emacs, functional programming, Linux systems, programmable split keyboards, writing, and barefoot shoes. He collaborates remotely with small and independent teams across Europe on software activities, including Node-based microservices and distributed systems. Mihai takes on short-term, long-term, or project-based contracts through his single-member company and is located in Cluj-Napoca, Romania. He enjoys road-biking and hiking in the summer, and reading and thinking in the winter.

Kevin Albertson is a Software Developer from Hamilton, NJ. He creates Software, Websites, and Games.

Doug Brown is a classic Mac and Linux enthusiast who also uses Windows. He enjoys tinkering with Linux kernel development in his spare time. Doug is currently the Senior Manager of Embedded Software at Skip-Line, where he works with bare-metal firmware for microcontrollers and embedded Linux projects for the road marking industry. He writes about interesting problems he solves and cool personal projects on his website.

Jonathan is a software developer based in Dresden, Germany. He works mainly in web development as a fullstack developer, specialising in the frontend development. He primarily uses TypeScript/JavaScript, as well as Python and occasionally Rust. He has given talks at Dev Day in Dresden, c't <webdev> in Cologne, NodeConfEU in Waterford, Ireland, and EnterJS in Mainz, Germany. He also created an online tool for generating key cards for playing Codenames Duet. He can be contacted via jonathan.frere@ example.com. gmail.com or through his employer, Esveo GmbH.