Software Websites

Nathan Jeffery, also known as nuclearpengy (short for nuclear penguin), is a results-driven technology strategist and full stack software debugger. He is also a machine learning and business enthusiast. Nathan has 20 years of experience in technology and digital, 10 years in hospitality and entertainment, 2 years in retail and 2 years in private adult education. He enjoys streamlining businesses using technology and has worked on systems in FinTech, EdTech, GovTech, Marketplaces and Sports Media. He blogs at nathanjeffery.co and sometimes publishes content on blackplunger.com. He can be reached on X (Twitter) via DM. He enjoys specialty coffee, wine, and whisky and is open to meeting up in George.

Don Klipstein has a website with information for electronic hobbyists and others interested in lighting. The site includes information on LEDs, incandescent lamps, fluorescent lamps, HID lamps, neon lamps, UV lamps, and carbon arcs. There is also a laser top page and a xenon flash and strobe page. Other topics include Tesla coils, infrared, high voltage generators, Jacobs ladders, and plasma spheres. Don also offers downloadable freeware DOS executables and BASIC source code related to blackbody radiators and loudspeaker enclosures. The website is always under construction and includes a disclaimer.

Jake Saunders doesn't do a lot with his website. He suggests visiting his blog at blog.jakesaunders.dev or his resume at resume.jakesaunders.dev.

Daniel is a software developer and solution architect. He is passionate about software and its design, interested in designing things, and fascinated by cybersecurity. He writes detailed articles about personal projects, cybersecurity, and tutorials on his website. Daniel has worked on over 80 websites. He enjoys creating things and has tinkered with music, writing, drawing, painting, woodworking, and computing. He fondly remembers discovering how to copy code from the internet to make his computer open an empty window.