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Xxaxx is a blogger who writes on a variety of topics, including spiritual science and game development. Xxaxx's blog posts span many years, dating back to 2004. Xxaxx also has links to other websites including art, writing, business, gaming, and website design.

Coleman Yee is a Senior UX Consultant at DBS Bank in Singapore, focusing on institutional banking. He writes about design thinking, education, and UX topics such as user interviews and accessibility. His work addresses common UI/UX design issues, particularly those related to accessibility standards.

Dethe is semi-retired and enjoys a variety of creative pursuits. They are currently working on a trilogy of YA novels and writing songs. Dethe also enjoys learning archery and providing a comfortable resting place for their cats, Red and Paperclip. Their blog, Living Code, explores themes of code, life, and social justice, including support for Black Lives Matter, defunding the police, freeing Gaza, and ending all genocides.

Florian Waldmann, born in Heidelberg, Germany in 1984, is the owner of nupita.de. He studied computer science and media at a university in the Black Forest. Prior to that, he became the family IT expert after successfully re-assembling his first computer. He has worked as a bartender, event helper, waiter, and youth animator. After internships in Munich and Freiburg, he moved to Hamburg and worked in the mobile/browser games industry for five years. He also participated in a charity rally around the Baltic Sea on a 30-year-old motorcycle.

Gary is interested in revealing the magic behind computers. He can be contacted @garysferrao.

Gergely Imreh maintains a main blog, "ClickedyClick," focusing on life in real, complex, and digital contexts. He also has a previous tech blog called "Old Clickedyclick." Gergely is involved in various projects, including talks, Ignite Taipei, Future Shorts Taipei, Hack+Taiwan, OpenHack Taipei, Taipei Hackerspace, and Taiwanese City Maps in WWII and now. He can be contacted through various platforms including Facebook, GitHub, GitLab, and Mastodon.

Gregory P Haas was born in 1971. He is on Facebook, Twitter, and Mastodon. He lives in Buffalo, WY. He is striving for minimalism in his story-telling.

This individual is a builder and thinker who values learning from mistakes. They believe in the importance of building things that people love and emphasize the need for feedback to improve. They are critical of the "Move fast and break things" mentality, advocating for building companies and treating people with care. They are currently working on building Skills to Practice and learning from experiences such as bricking a Raspberry Pi.

Patrick Rhone is an essayist, commentator, and author of six books. He lives in Saint Paul, MN with his wife and nine-year-old daughter. Through his writing on his blog, Rhoneisms, he tells personal stories and explores ideas about living a life of mindfulness, compassion, introspection, and truth. He aims to help others and make the world a better, friendlier, stronger place through his writing.

Raam Dev is a writer who has been publishing online since 2001. His website contains over 1,700 posts that he considers a better representation of himself than any formal bio. He explores themes of self-leadership, personal growth, and living in the present. He encourages readers to define what they want and take responsibility for their choices. Raam Dev can be contacted via email, and followed on Twitter and Facebook. More photos of him can be found on his Flickr page.

Scott Nesbitt is a writer and editor located at 40.9006 ° S, 174.8860 ° E. He works in technical communication and knowledge management. In addition to his day job, he writes articles, blogs, pens essays, and publishes ebooks. He is currently rethinking various approaches to various things, reading Shadow Ticket by Thomas Pynchon, and working on two projects related to plain text. He is also trying to regularly journal.

Sean Sharp is a person who enjoys sharing things he finds interesting on his personal web space. He works at a large research university, helping faculty with technology and managing a technology services support desk. Sean bikes to work when possible and enjoys spending time with his family, running, reading, hiking, and connecting with friends. He values kindness.

Hwee-Boon Yar writes, ships, and sells software products as an indie developer. He codes primarily in Swift, TypeScript, and Ruby. Based in Singapore, he works remotely and blogs about products, marketing, code, and random ideas. He focuses on iOS/macOS apps and web server/API services. He has launched top-ranking paid apps in the iOS app stores.

Pete Morin is a lawyer and fiction writer. He comes from a family of lawyers, including his father, grandfathers, and uncles. He has published several novels, two of which were co-written with Susanne O'Leary, and a number of short stories. He also enjoys playing blues guitar and creating animated videos. He lives in Scituate, south of Boston, with his wife and two adult children.

Felix Jacomino is an Educational Leader and Technology Director at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Day School in Coconut Grove, Florida. He supports innovation, infrastructure, and strategy. Felix is also the founder of ShiftinEdu, an international conference for educators. He collaborates with Design Studio Educators and Innovation Facilitators. He has presented at over a hundred conferences across the U.S. and internationally. Felix's background is in Music Education, but his focus shifted to technology with the goal to teach, inspire, and share knowledge.

Frances is the author of the Business Owners Success Club blog. She writes about building an effortless business, drawing on the experiences of successful business owners. Her posts cover topics such as scaling, leadership, team development, and eliminating overwhelm. She emphasizes the importance of community and learning from others to achieve business growth and profitability.

Jaffry Jalal is a designer who adopted the moniker dullneon for his non-commercial and experimental work. His pieces, manifested in various digital formats, explore the interplay of causality between humanism and technology, and the contemporaneous and contemplative. He designs things and non-things, and occasionally teaches design. He dislikes links that open in new windows and tabs.

Nathan Snelgrove is a freelance web designer and web developer with over ten years of experience. He runs Wildfire Studios, designing websites and apps for various clients, including corporations, nonprofits, startups, and government initiatives. He also has experience as an award-winning professional writer, creating plays, television commercials, and iPhone reviews. In addition to his design and writing work, Nathan creates backing tracks for musicians under the name Unsung Jam Tracks and previously ran a digital music magazine called Unsung Sundays.

Garen McMillian is a blogger who was inspired to start writing after listening to Tim Ferriss's interview with Derek Sivers. He created a WordPress.com site to share his thoughts and experiences. His first post indicates he had a rare bad day at work, which led him to seek inspiration and ultimately begin blogging.