I’m Niki. Here I write about programming and UI design. I consult on all things Clojure: web, backend, Datomic, DataScript, performance, etc.

Hi, I’m Eric Schwarz and this is my little corner of the web! Most content is looking at the tech industry through the lens of Apple or simply things I’ve found interesting.

I’m a senior data engineer and team lead, passionate about Spark, Data Streaming, SQL, Python, Scala, Linux, Open Source.

Over the course of many complex projects, I have gained proficiency in designing, implementing, and maintaining robust and scalable infrastructures. My experience covers optimizing performance, ensuring high availability, and enhancing system security while working with web servers, load balancers, databases, CI/CD pipelines, containers, and serverless technologies.

I am Martin Fowler: an author, speaker… essentially a loud-mouthed pundit on the topic of software development, primarily for Enterprise Applications. I work for Thoughtworks, a software delivery company, where I have the exceedingly inappropriate title of “Chief Scientist”. I have written half-a-dozen books on software development, including Refactoring, and Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture. I write for and edit the website martinfowler.com.

ヽ(•‿•)ノ My thoughts and ideas, right here. Creator of Pagecord.

Sociotechnologist, writer and speaker working on tech and its social impact. Communist. Feminist. Antifascist. Luddite.

My name is Arusekk. Not a real name, but I find it the most real for me online. This is a blog where I write about computer programming and some unpopular opinions. Currently some posts are available in English only, some are in Polish only.

My name is Lars Ingebrigtsen. My day job used to be a CTO in banking, but I relax by doing some Emacs work.

I'm Laurie Voss. I've been a web developer since 1996, with occasional breaks to found companies like awe.sm (2010) and npm (2014). I like making websites, and I like making the web bigger and better. I think one of the best ways to do that is to encourage more people to do web development, by teaching them existing techniques and by building tools and services that make web development easier, so they don't have to learn so much.

I’m Marco Arment, and I’m a web and iPhone software developer, writer, and podcaster in New York.

hamaonoverdrive’s personal website: indie visual novel development and discussion; technology and society; programming and art. The future is in our hands.

Born and raised in the Green Heart of Holland, I now call the picturesque town of Wassenaar home, where I live with my family. Just a scenic bike ride from The Hague, I work as a Senior Advisor at the Ministry of General Affairs, helping shape the digital landscape of government operations.

Ethan Hawksley is a Computer Science student in the UK with a focus on systems programming and cybersecurity.

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