Scott Lilly shares practical C# programming tips, tutorials, and interview preparation guides for developers of all levels.
Rahul Rai is a Microsoft Azure MVP and Group Product Manager at LogicMonitor, sharing hands-on cloud and container insights from Sydney.
Paul Bryant is a Principal Multicloud Architect at Dell Technologies, sharing expert insights on hybrid cloud, HCI, and enterprise IT transformation.
Geert Baeke explains how to build a cloud-native AI Agent Server using AG-UI and Microsoft Agent Framework, showcasing a Python backend with real-time streaming, standardized agent communication, and Azure-ready deployment.
Nicola Delfino is a cloud technologist at Microsoft based in Italy, writing hands-on articles about Microsoft Azure, networking, Azure OpenAI, API Management, and PowerShell with a practical, lab-driven approach.
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.
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.
Carlos Mendible is a Principal Cloud Solution Architect at Microsoft who writes in-depth, hands-on guides about Azure, Kubernetes, Terraform, and Generative AI, focusing on real-world cloud automation and architecture.
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.
Steven Giesel is a Senior Software Engineer and Microsoft MVP with over 13 years of experience, specializing in .NET and modern backend development. He shares deep technical knowledge across topics such as C#, EF Core, RavenDB, distributed systems, and cloud-native architectures, and is an active speaker in the .NET community.
Thomas Levesque is a French software developer and long-time .NET expert with 20 years of experience, specializing in C#, ASP.NET Core, and open-source development. He is a core maintainer of FakeItEasy and a former Microsoft MVP.
Jason Taylor is a Solutions Architect and Software Engineer, Microsoft MVP in Developer Technologies, specializing in .NET, Azure, cloud architecture, Agile delivery, and scalable enterprise applications.
Tomas Petricek is an assistant professor at Charles University in Prague and a partner at fsharpWorks, specializing in programming systems, functional programming, and the history and philosophy of computing.
Shane Lee is a DevSecOps and cloud engineering writer focused on shifting security left, dependency management, DevOps culture, and building secure, high-performing delivery pipelines using modern tools and best practices.
Ravgeet Dhillon is a developer and writer creating practical, in-depth tutorials on web development, AI, Python, and productivity, sharing real-world solutions through projects, blogs, and developer-focused content.
Aman Mittal is a documentation consultant at Expo and experienced technical writer, specializing in cross-platform mobile and web development, with over 150 programming articles published since 2017.
Simon Wicki is a Berlin-based Frontend Engineer and freelancer specializing in modern web and hybrid applications, performance optimization, SSR, and framework migrations, with experience leading large-scale apps used by millions.
Jonathan Kingston’s blog covers web development, accessibility, CSS, AI, and modern front-end techniques, sharing insights from real-world projects and experimentation.
Oliver Drotbohm is a software architect and Java expert focused on Spring, modular application design, and improving software maintainability. He shares insights through blogs, tools like jMolecules, and conference talks.
