An IndieWeb Webring

I make websites.

I'm a Data Scientist by day, and a Computer Science student by night. Polyglot, Geek, Weeb and happy.

I believe strongly in the personal website as a potential signature high art.

Je suis un développeur front-end & un webmestre. Ici, se trouve mon port d'attache en ligne, où je me manifeste généralement sous le pseudo hs0ucy. Je suis surtout présent sur Bandcamp, Freenode, Mastodon; j'ai quelques commits sur GitHub (ou à la maison). Hors ligne, on peut me croiser dans les rues de Lévis ou Québec. Sinon, vous pouvez communiquer avec moi par courriel à l'adresse hugo@soucy.cc. Dans ma soupe je vois les logiciels libres et open-source, comme Emacs, dwm, OpenBSD, Manjaro, Syncthing, etc; les shell scripts, le Lua script, le JavaScript; les standards du Web et tout ce qui touche à l'indépendance numérique des utilisateurs. J'aime la politique sans les politiciens, la lecture, le vélo, le café, la pizza et les sandwichs .

"Il sapere umano appartiene al mondo."

Creative person from Russia

I'm a Generalist focused on the interplay of technology, design, strategy, and business.

My name is Ana Rodrigues and I'm a front end developer in London.

I like books, history, tea and terminals. Mostly perplexed by everything. Annoyingly reasonable. Yorkshire, UK.

Actualmente trabajo para Backcountry.com como full snack developer y colaboro con el CETAV como coordinador de la carrera de Diseño y Desarrollo Web. Me gusta cocinar, leer y escuchar podcasts.

Thoughts and writings about Tech, Health, and Life

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I like arts, technology, and you.

Hi! Welcome on my personal website. I'm a CS student, indiehacker and indieweb enthousiast based in Ghent, Belgium. he/him.

I'm an in­de­pen­dent front-end web de­vel­oper who works with sta­tic site gen­er­a­tors, React, and WordPress.

👋 I'm a software engineer from Sydney, Australia. I love solving complex issues through purposeful software. I also enjoy a good burger and g&t.

benji. not the dog.

I'm Lead PLM Systems & Software Engineer. I code stuff & design things. #Arts for art. Working on http://turrsu.com and https://pikseladam.com for fun. #webmentions on pikseladam.

I dabble in programming, administration, linux, gaming, historical european martial arts, reenactment, live action role play, e-mobility, carhacking

In constant beta mode. Currently learning to build web apps, create beutiful visualizations and analyze large datasets.

Open Source. Community. Decentralized Web. Building dev tools at FISSION. Cooks & eats.

Enraged pedestrian. Flâneur. Hiker. Explorer. Web developer. Photographer. Daydreamer. Come from away Upper Canadian. Black sheep spinster uncle. Recluse. Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Husband • Dad • Steely-eyed missile man • Beer & coffee aficionado • Runner • Weightlifter • 1985 Baer Ave four square champ • Unix enthusiast • Renaissance man

I'm a life-long nerd who's obsessed with more hobbies than I have time for. During the day I'm a professional product manager, and by night I'm a programmer, knitter, skier, cyclist, cook, guitarist(ish), and a dozen other things besides!

Father, Husband, Brand Identity Designer & Soldier

Software developer from Brisbane, Australia.

Chief Engineer at Cohr, food & beer enthusiast, éireannach atá ar deoraíocht 🇮🇪 🇪🇺, #indieweb-er [ work CC BY-SA 4.0 ]

Programmer, engineer, scientist, critic, gamer, dreamer, and kid-at-heart. Randomly amazed.

I'm a frontend developer & web standards enthusiastic.

I'm Colin Morris, aka Professor von Explaino. This site contains little web-widgets I've built over the years along with documenting some of my explorations of the steampunk genre.

A Seattle-based programmer/musician who makes games, comics, and bad decisions.

Hi, my name is Johan. Since November 2016, I work as a Front-end developer and senior Web Consultant at Deloitte Digital in Düsseldorf, Germany. Throughout my career as a web developer I have gathered relevant and hands-on professional experience building performant Web sites and Web applications. People I worked with have called me an expert in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, with which I know how to build complex, scalable browser applications. When creating web applications, I take special consideration for security, accessibility and performance optimization. Current interests: Vue.js, SOLID, RDF, Linked Data, decentralization, … Privately, I am happily married and a father of one fantastic boy. I bike to work whenever I can. In my spare time I loved to study and read sci-fi novels or non-fictional literature. I keep a blog through which from time-to-time I try to share something interesting on the World Wide Web.

Experienced TESOL writing and language educationalist, iPhoneographer, and songwriter based in Ontario, Canada.

A coder who has been in Japan since 1987, and is CEO and co-owner of eSolia Inc, a bilingual IT management and support firm. Loves scripting, the terminal, photography, yoga, jogging.

A wanna be dev masquerading as a sysadmin

Founder and Editor-in-Chief

A blog about a hobby retro console programmer

Librariacafan. PhD student @ UNC SILS, mom, old millennial.

Performer of computer wizardry by day. Husband, father of two, wordsmith, and casual gamer by night.

A twitter of inconsequent vitality

CEO (Manager & Producer) at Boffo Socko Entertainment; Publisher at Boffo Socko Books; President and Biomedical Engineer at Apsugen 1837 Harding Avenue Altadena, CA, 91001 United States

Hello Hi. I work on web standards and the indie web. I run trails at sunrise, practice yoga movement & philosophy, code & design my website, and write when I can. 💬 Contact 👏 Tip Founder at IndieWeb ← Member of IndieWeb Webring 🕸💍 → Founder at microformats.org Web Standards Lead at Mozilla CSS Working Group member at W3C BSCS & MSCS Stanford University

Has been helping people in Japan since 1987, CEO and co-owner of eSolia Inc, a bilingual IT management and support firm. Loves coding, photography, and staying active with jogging, cycling or yoga. Read more on the about page or visit him elsewhere: Github, LinkedIn, Flickr, Instagram, Youtube, Pinboard, or Twitter.

A coder, a geek who likes playing with command-line tools. Uses Emacs.

David Millar is a gay software engineer, puzzle author, taco enthusiast, and cat guardian in Fort Worth, Texas, United States.

An independent creative and software professional who lives in New England.

I live in beautiful Vogelhoek, cofounded eps & kaas and usually quite busy: trying to create an album (taking a while), writing a play (done!) and a book. I also fly around a lot with drones, hack on Drupal, Android, HTML 5, JS and Indieweb. Loving travel, art, books, music and Mpatshi

Things I do: develop software, ride bikes, and drink pop.

Hi. I'm Romain Courteaud (nospam1@gidzit.org). I work at Nexedi. I write free softwares.

My name’s Chris Burnell, and I’m a Canadian Front End Developer, Organiser for London Web Standards, Elven Sorcerer, and rabbit-hole deep-diver living in London, England. This is where I think, write, and share my passion for the web.

I’m a Web developer, musician, community organizer, photographer, and occasional author living in Washington, DC. You can find me all over the Web, typically as “jgarber.”

Marty McGuire is a web developer in New York, NY. He can also be found building IndieWeb things, podcasting, and performing improv comedy.

Hello, my name is Stephen Rushe and I drink tea, love cats, and provide sarcasm-as-a-service. I’m also responsible for Cricsheet, a project to provide ball-by-ball data for cricket.

Music lover, reader, tea drinker, film watcher, web dabbler. IndieWeb novice.

PhD candidate at the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Information. I research the Internet and society.

Like Lyft, but for Moomintroll

Freelance Developer. IndieWeb Meetup Seattle Organizer. Fountain Pen Enthusiast. Foolscap First Officer.

Hi, I'm Aaron Parecki, co-founder of IndieWebCamp. I maintain oauth.net, write and consult about OAuth, and am the editor of several W3C specfications. I record videos for local conferences and help run a podcast studio in Portland. I wrote 100 songs in 100 days! I've been tracking my location since 2008, and write down everything I eat and drink. I've spoken at conferences around the world about owning your data, OAuth, quantified self, and explained why R is a vowel. Read more.

This website is a digital archive for a podcast hosted by Marty and Jonathan. Seemingly unstuck from reality, everything about the show seems to change from episode to episode.