Neil is an IT enthusiast from Manchester who explores new technologies, home lab setups, and hands-on experiments. His blog shares practical tips and learning experiences for staying current in IT.
Michael Jonsson runs AzureFabric, sharing insights on Microsoft Azure, AI, cloud computing, and hybrid solutions. He provides guides, tutorials, and expert tips for IT professionals and developers.
James Cook, Microsoft MVP, shares practical insights on Cloud and DevOps, focusing on Azure, Terraform, GitHub, and automation best practices.
Parveen Singh is a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) and Azure Architect with a decade of experience helping organizations transform through cloud solutions.
Nills is a Microsoft Cloud Architect specializing in Azure, IaaS, networking, and container technologies like Docker and Kubernetes.
Ben Foster shares practical guides on ASP.NET Core, Minimal APIs, and modern .NET development, helping developers build efficient web APIs.
Scott Lilly shares practical C# programming tips, tutorials, and interview preparation guides for developers of all levels.
Caleb Porzio is a full-stack developer and creator of Livewire, writing about Laravel, reactive UI, Vue, Alpine.js, accessibility, and building sustainable open-source businesses.
Josh Collinsworth is a Design Engineer at Deno and former Shopify senior frontend developer, writing about web development, design, and modern JavaScript. He shares practical insights on frontend engineering, SvelteKit, accessibility, and the intersection of design and code.
Lucas F. Costa is a software engineer and writer sharing thoughtful perspectives on JavaScript, TypeScript, Rust, and open-source development. A former Chai.js and Sinon.js maintainer and YC-backed founder, he writes about testing, code quality, and well-engineered software.
David Darnes is a designer, front-end developer, and writer with over 15 years of experience building modern web interfaces and design systems. He works with leading companies and open source projects, sharing practical insights on web design and front-end development.
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.
Panu Oksala is a Microsoft MVP, CTO, and partner at Adafy Oy, specializing in customer-centric digital transformation, Azure and .NET development, DevOps practices, and modern software craftsmanship.
Juan Fernandes is an experienced freelance web designer and front-end developer specializing in HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript, creating stylish, responsive, and user-friendly websites for businesses of all sizes.
Daniel Scott-Raynsford (DSR) is a Senior Partner Solution Architect for Data & AI at Microsoft with 25+ years of experience, specializing in Azure, cloud-native SaaS architectures, DevOps/AIOps, and agentic AI systems.
Tao Yang is a Microsoft Azure MVP based in Melbourne, specializing in Azure Policy, Infrastructure as Code with Bicep, and PowerShell, sharing concise, practical insights for managing and governing Azure environments.
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.
Josh King is a PowerShell developer and automation enthusiast known as the creator of BurntToast, sharing practical projects and tools around PowerShell, notifications, and home automation through his ToastIT blog.
Simon Waight is a software developer and technical blogger who writes about Microsoft developer events, GitHub Copilot, AI applications, and modern web development with practical insights for developers.
Kyle Shevlin is a software engineer based in Portland, Oregon, who cares deeply about quality in code, writing, and craftsmanship. He focuses on continually improving his skills and helping other developers do the same, while balancing his professional life with competitive golf, gaming, and community-driven learning.
