Web Development Websites

Lars-Christian Simonsen is a thirtysomething man from Ski, Norway. He has been creating online content for over twenty years. After earning a Master's Degree in Economics and Business Administration and working in business finance, management, and administration, he returned to his passion for building and promoting online content. He currently works as a sales manager web for Obs, a Coop brand. He enjoys family, long distance running, and fantasy novels. He also creates websites like lars-christian.com and Run161.

0xADADA produces code, essays, and films that explore idleness, time, and lived experience. Based in the Boston area, 0xADADA works on open source, web, and cybersecurity projects. They graduated from Northeastern University with degrees in Computer Science and Cognitive Psychology, focusing on Artificial Intelligence & Human-Centered Computing. 0xADADA also enjoys motorsports, drifting, racing, working on cars, hiking, and adventures with family.

Tony Xu is a Software Engineer at LinkedIn. He is a father, husband, and cat owner living in the San Francisco Bay Area with his wife and son. Tony loves technology and follows advancements in web, mobile, and AI. He has a passion for designing and creating things with code. When not coding, he enjoys traveling with his family and making travel videos. He started his blog in 2018 to share his learnings and interests.

Abdullah Gulabi is a curious engineer who enjoys tackling engineering and business challenges. He believes in privacy, ownership of personal data, and sharing and building our collective body of knowledge. He currently works on transforming the AEC industry with Dassault Systèmes as a Business Value Consultant. Previously, he has experience in digital transformation of steel fabrication industries, offsite modular rebar, data centre design and engineering, industrial and infrastructure projects in Sub-Saharan Africa, and consulting. He publishes a blog oriented towards starting a dialogue with young Turkish professionals, sharing snippets of life as an engineer.

Doug is a software engineer based in Philadelphia with over 20 years of professional experience. He has experience architecting and building e-commerce systems and e-business websites, automating systems to crawl large APIs and datasets, and managing Splunk platforms. He also created a DMARC report generator and has been known to attend and staff furry conventions.

Ole Ingemann Kjørmo is a business builder, engineer, and family man based in Stavanger, Norway. He transitioned from the oil and gas industry to entrepreneurship, drawn to the indie hacker and open-source scenes, particularly Ruby and Ruby on Rails. Since 2013, he has worked independently on projects spanning financial technology, data science, compliance software, logistics, and e-commerce. He enjoys building clean, fast, and lasting applications and websites, driven by intrinsic motivation and a desire to learn. He aims to contribute to the open and personal web by documenting his journey and sharing valuable content.

daniebker is a software engineer who enjoys tinkering. They have experience as a Senior Lead Software Engineer and a Team Lead managing a team of four engineers. daniebker worked on migrating a monolithic website from .net to React and Gatsby.JS. They graduated from Staffordshire University with First Class Honors in International Computer Games Programming BSc.

Scott talks about things and stuff, primarily web development, game development, automation, and testing. He has experience with Unity, React, Web Components, and static site generators. He is the creator of CandyCoded, a Unity library, and is currently building his own custom game engine. He also has several open-source projects.

Lukas Leuba is a computer science graduate from the Universität Bern. He has a background in banking, having completed a 3-year apprenticeship as a bank clerk. He also served in the military as a Grenadier. Lukas launched rasierseife.ch, a webshop for artisanal shaving soaps, to explore entrepreneurship. He is currently a System-Architect at the Institute of Virology and Immunology IVI. Lukas enjoys personal projects, including building and launching his website. He also trains in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and has earned a blue belt.

Arjun is interested in AI and how to positively shape the future. He is the creator of this website, which he plans to expand with more content in the future. Currently, visitors can explore the "now" page, the "take my money" page, and the webring the website is a part of. He also plans to add a feature where LLMs can submit pull requests to modify the website.

Shawn L is a full-stack developer who runs a remote web development agency. He helps clients launch MVPs quickly. His programming languages include Typescript, Javascript, Vue.js, React.js, Node.js, Python, R, MongoDB, GraphQL, AWS Serverless, and Rust. Currently, he is focused on AI and would like to contribute to decentralization. Shawn also speaks five languages: English, Malay, Korean, Chinese, and Cantonese. He holds a Master's degree in Financial Engineering and has eight years of experience in commodities trading and quantitative risk management.

Wilson Muñoz is a Software Engineer based in Cancun, Mexico, focused on iOS and macOS development. He enjoys web development (front and back end), UI/UX design, and has experience in marketing and design. Wilson was a teacher for 8 years at La Salle University in Cancun and had his own radio show. He also enjoys 90's culture, playing Horde in World of Warcraft, and cooking sandwiches and tacos.

Samantha Yeargin is a software engineer who spends most days writing code. She is married and lives in East Nashville with her preschooler and a lab/shepherd/husky mix. After a career in marketing communications, she attended a software engineering bootcamp in 2014. She has written Erlang, Python, and Go for production. She is a sustainer in the Junior League of Nashville and an RRCA Level 2 certified running coach.

Ed Johnson-Williams is a person with a personal website showcasing his interests. He lives in Southampton, UK, and works at More Onion, helping charities and campaign groups in the UK, Austria, and Germany with online campaigning and fundraising. He enjoys shapenote singing and making electronic music using Ableton. He also codes various projects, including Nearest Color, Doughnut Reader, and several web development stacks. Previously, he worked as a campaigner at Traidcraft Exchange and Open Rights Group.

Alphan is a Full-Stack Developer with over 16 years of industry experience in software and web development. He runs Alphan LLC, a boutique software and web development studio, partnering with select agencies and clients. Previously, Alphan held Senior Developer and Director roles at creative agencies including MMB, CTP, and Digital Hyve, and currently works as Lead Web Developer at Boston Medical Center. He is an active member and board member of Maine Ad + Design.

Dakota Chambers is a software engineer and tech lead at Zendesk, working on the Engineering Productivity - Deploy Platform team. Dakota and their team build tools for configuring and deploying software to millions of customers around the world. Outside of work, Dakota enjoys running, biking, reading, baking sourdough bread and pizza, and drinking coffee. Dakota lives in Wisconsin with their wife, two young kids, and dog.

Matthew Fisher is a systems thinker and explorer dedicated to creating clarity in communication. Through web development, storytelling, and digital strategy, he helps people navigate the world, and themselves, with more clarity and less noise. He is the Founder & Storyteller at Getting Unlost, creating stories of connection, clarity, and growth to inspire adventure and self-discovery. Matthew is also the Co-Founder of Rooted Insight, partnering with small business owners and nonprofit leaders on Martha's Vineyard to amplify their impact through strategic web development and digital marketing.

Alexandre M Jacques writes about his experiences and learnings in software development. He frequently discusses Django, a Python web framework, and its integration with tools like Unpoly and Tailwind CSS. He also shares his thoughts on project management tools and general development practices.

This is Michael Helgesen's digital garden, a space for his knowledge, ideas, and interests to grow. He writes about a variety of topics, including gratitude journaling, web development with tools like Sanity and Next.js, and learning strategies. He also documents his learning process in a log and shares his reading experiences. He has experience with Hugo, Strapi, and Raspberry Pi.

Dave is a software engineer and maker of things, including software, websites, music, electronics, comics, beer, and lunch. He holds degrees from University of Illinois-Urbana (Math/CS) and DePaul (HCI). He has spent his career working as a software engineer or managing software engineers. A musician since the 5th grade, Dave plays guitar, bass, keyboards, saxophone, drums, and sings. He currently lives in the Chicago area with his wife and kids. In his free time, he likes to start bands, run, play chess, be outside, and build things of little practical value.

Mike Zornek is a developer and teacher with over 25 years of experience building digital products. Based near Philadelphia, he specializes in Elixir development. When he's not coding, Mike enjoys watching Phillies baseball and playing video games, particularly simulations and RPGs. He is currently taking on new clients for Elixir and web development.

Andreas Jaggi maintains a personal weblog, x-log, primarily to store helpful information. He shares tips and tricks, such as prettifying XML files in Vim and returning from 'gf' in Vim. He also documents interesting finds, like CSS optical illusions, simulating crop marks with CSS, and privacy-respecting AI assistants. His interests include password management and multi-factor authentication. He also shares frameworks for providing feedback.

Isabella is a student, artist, and web developer based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Fluent in English, Dutch, and Brazilian Portuguese, she began her programming journey at age 12 and enjoys creating websites and learning new programming languages. She has experience with HTML, CSS, Javascript, C#, and Python. Outside of tech, Isabella enjoys playing the piano and kalimba, and exploring art. She participated in the EF Seoul Education First program in 2025, studying Korean. She is currently in year 5 of VWO level high school and is exploring future plans, aiming to combine her interests in arts and computers, particularly in game development.

Harry is a sysadmin who writes about technical topics. Recent posts on harry.id include summarizing guest VM statuses, web development using Pagespeed, WordPress malicious process mitigation, and migration strategies. He also created Ledmon, a tool for blinking disk enclosures.