Ian Miell is a technology writer and consultant covering DevOps, cloud, Linux, automation, and modern infrastructure practices. His blog explores practical engineering techniques alongside thoughtful analysis of IT strategy and developer experience.
Tim Deschryver is a software developer and cloud architect specializing in Azure, DevOps, and web application security.
Antti K. Koskela is a Microsoft MVP and Azure solutions architect sharing practical tips on Microsoft technologies, web development, and cloud architecture. His blog documents real-world problem solving, tinkering, and professional insights.
Surma writes in-depth articles on web technologies, systems programming, and developer tooling. His work explores JavaScript, Rust, WebAssembly, Nix, and workflow automation with a strong focus on understanding how things work under the hood.
Nick Nisi is a Developer Experience Engineer at WorkOS focused on TypeScript and developer tooling. He’s a JS Party podcast co-host, conference organizer, and frequent speaker sharing practical insights on modern JavaScript.
Paul Armstrong is an experienced software engineer focused on Node.js, JavaScript, and modern web development. He builds and maintains popular open-source tools for React, performance benchmarking, and scalable user interfaces.
Brian Beach is a developer advocate, speaker, and author leading the Developer Experience community at AWS, helping teams improve productivity with infrastructure as code, DevOps, and generative AI.
Adrian Hills is a cloud developer who writes in-depth, practical guides on Azure Functions, serverless scaling, monitoring, and testing, with a strong focus on performance and real-world Azure workloads.
Marcy Sutton Todd is a senior frontend engineer and accessibility advocate, currently working on frontend infrastructure and design systems at Khan Academy. She is known for her leadership in web accessibility, education, and inclusive design.
Charlie Gerard is a senior cybersecurity research engineer and creative technologist, specializing in machine learning, HCI, and interactive systems. He shares experiments, talks, and projects blending hardware, JavaScript, and creative technology.
Phil Haack is a senior product engineer at PostHog, open-source leader, author, and speaker, known for his work on NuGet, ASP.NET MVC, GitHub, and building developer-focused products.
Ned Bellavance — Veteran IT professional and founder of Ned in the Cloud, creating courses, podcasts, and technical content on cloud and infrastructure.
Anthony Fu is an open-source creator and design engineer at NuxtLabs and Vercel, known for building popular tools like Vitest, VueUse, UnoCSS, and Slidev, and for contributing to the Vue, Nuxt, and Vite ecosystems.
Colby Fayock is a web developer and educator focused on building modern web experiences and teaching what he learns through practical guides, tutorials, and a weekly newsletter.
Kévin Dunglas is the founder of Les-Tilleuls.coop and creator of API Platform, FrankenPHP, Mercure.rocks, and Vulcain.rocks, building innovative PHP tools and Symfony components to enhance developer experience and modern web APIs.
Seth Vargo is a software engineer and writer focused on Go, developer experience, security, and cloud infrastructure, sharing practical insights from building and operating large-scale systems.
Liran Tal is an AI security researcher and Node.js security expert focusing on securing agentic AI workflows, MCP, and software supply chains through research, education, and open-source work.
Laurent Demailly shares practical, opinionated insights from Silicon Valley, writing about Go (Golang), software architecture, developer tooling, and real-world engineering experience.
Josh Goldberg is an open-source maintainer in the TypeScript ecosystem, best known for his work on typescript-eslint, and an author, speaker, and Microsoft MVP dedicated to improving modern web development.
Kenneth Reitz is an open-source creator and thinker exploring how technology, AI, and algorithms shape human consciousness, culture, and mental wellbeing—advocating for tech that serves humanity, not exploits it.
