Web Development Websites

Rob Dawson is a freelance software developer from Manchester in the UK. He is the creator of Codebox Software, a website containing various things he has made. The software on the site has been written as a series of evening and weekend projects over the last few years. He encourages users to provide feedback, bug reports, and suggestions for improvements. He allows the software featured on the site to be used for personal or business purposes, and suggests a donation if users earn money by using it.

Will England is a person with wide and varied interests, attempting to catalog and offer them to the public. He has experience helping his children put together portfolio websites. He enjoys activities such as poking things into clay pots, putting things into hot pans, joining wooden things together, covering them with paint or lacquer, and drinking heavily. He has experience in web design and development, including C++ and Perl. He also enjoys Shotokan Karate, outdoor activities in Kansas, riding motorcycles, and living well. He also has interests in art, food, and shooting sports.

Kevin Olega works on web development projects and runs online businesses. He enjoys writing and creating content. He launched Minimal Changes, a website documenting his experiments in developing a minimalist lifestyle. He also created Philippine Island Living, a website where he shares his adventures and promotes local businesses in the Philippines. Kevin started Call Center Training Tips to provide training in communication and customer service. He is a fitness enthusiast who enjoys CrossFit, cycling, and martial arts. He is focused on health, minimalism, and personal development.

Caleb Jay Rogers is a software engineer currently residing in Taipei, Taiwan. He has a degree in Creative Writing from the University of Houston and nine years of professional software engineering experience. He is currently working as a software engineer at the YC startup Reactwise and growing a software engineering contracting and consultancy firm called 508.dev. He is also doing various volunteer engineering work in Taiwan and studying Mandarin. Caleb is comfortable in all aspects of modern frontend engineering and has experience with Javascript frameworks like React, Vue.js, Backbone.js, and Angular, as well as the Python framework Django.

Reed maintains a personal website to showcase their web-related projects. They are involved in organizing Web Day in Portland, OR. Their projects include a Lovecraftian Love Monster and responsive flags. They also maintain an extended list of their projects on the site.

Harrison Broadbent is a Software Engineer based in Melbourne, Australia. He currently works at HotDoc, an Australian medical bookings platform. Previously, he built payment systems at an Indonesian tech unicorn and worked at a MedTech startup. He enjoys side projects, writing on his blog, reading, electronics, sourdough baking, running, and camping.

Jaime González García is a software engineer and UX designer specializing in front-end development. He enjoys full-stack development, building meaningful products, and teaching what he knows. He works as a front-end software engineer at Google designing the future of work. Jaime lives in Sweden with his wife and kids, and enjoys writing software, reading, drawing, walking in the woods, and lifting heavy weights.

Aditya Prakash is a PhD student at Georgia Tech specializing in Space Robotics under Professor Panagiotis Tsiotras. His interests include Space Robotics, Control Theory, and Spacecraft Autonomy, and he is currently working on the modelling and control of hybrid space manipulators for on-orbit servicing. He also has interests in Entropy, Cognitive Psychology, Analysing NeuroImaging Data, and Web Development. He enjoys watching movies, traveling, and building websites.

Omar Kamal, also known as VINXIS, is a multifaceted individual with interests spanning music, web development, and materials engineering. He is known for his involvement in the social-rhythm game osu! from 2014-2022 and continues to create music. A graduate with a BSc in Materials Engineering, he is academically interested in biomaterials and cell biology/genetics. Currently, he is seeking employment, contemplating further education, and contributing to Corsace. He also creates websites and enjoys drawing, learning Japanese, and working on collaborative projects.

DeanLJ is an Entrepreneur, Bootstrapper and Web Developer based in Shropshire, United Kingdom. He spent 10 years as the Technical Director (and shareholder) at Digital Marmalade, helping it grow into a £1,000,000+ p/a company. He is currently still on the payroll but has stepped back to consider future challenges. His blog focuses on business with a technical bias, tech tips, Software Quality and Testing, Technical Business Processes (including DevOps!), and leveraging off the shelf tools to improve productivity. He also posts about the commercial side of development, knowledge management, support and continuous integration. He is the creator of Amazing Passwords.

Chris Jones is a web developer living in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Originally from Upper Canada, he has lived in several locations across the country. He enjoys listening to music, taking photographs (primarily on film), reading books, hiking, and traveling. He develops black and white and colour film at home and makes wet chemistry silver-gelatin prints. Chris manages chrisjones.io with a custom-made CMS and API. The site has been active since 1996 under various names.

Erik Chou designs tools for humans, often on the browser. He enjoys creating playgrounds, which he defines as realms designed for serendipity. He considers himself a tinkerer, building things without the burden of feeling useful, allowing him the freedom to wander, explore assumptions, test ideas, and learn about himself. He is obsessive about his craft and believes small things matter.

Michael maintains a microblog archive called Omnica, which mirrors his Mastodon posts in near real time. This serves as a streaming /now page, capturing his thoughts, movie/television/book reviews, music interests, and photos. He also includes content from his deleted Bluesky account and things he finds funny. He uses an AWS Lambda Function to poll his Mastodon feeds for new content, excluding replies and quote posts. He values owning his content and having control over its storage and presentation. The name Omnica is a combination of "omni" and "cascade."

Caleb Hearth is a software engineer with over 15 years of experience in web development using Ruby on Rails and Postgres. He currently works as a staff software engineer at Files.com. Previously, he supported customers at Heroku and built products at thoughtbot. From 2014 to 2018, Caleb was the lead organizer for Keep Ruby Weird, a Ruby conference in Austin, TX. He lives in Denver, Colorado with his family and enjoys tabletop role-playing games, reading, and writing Open Source software.

Sophia Duan is a builder of mostly hardware projects based in Ontario, Canada. She enjoys creating PCBs, building mechanical projects, coding websites, organizing hackathons, and rock climbing. She has worked on projects such as Endev, a system to illuminate/monitor an Ender 3, and JPEG, Ottawa's largest all-girls game jam. She is currently building DEPOT17.