An IndieWeb Webring

In essence, I see myself as a translator. I speak Science, and I speak English, and I work hard to make the two understand one another. Mostly, I like to help people tell their stories. I'm a biologist by training and by inclination, and my main joy is applying that to food and the agriculture and industries that supply it. I also have side interests in economics and many other things.

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.

Just a patient boy.

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.

Expressively Publishing on the Open Web Since 1996

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.

Writer of code. Doer of things. Maker of stuff.

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.

Founder and Editor-in-Chief

A blog about a hobby retro console programmer

I like arts, technology, and you.

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

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

Hey! I'm Calum Ryan and I design, build and write about stuff for the web. I care very much about making the web a much nicer, accessible place for everyone. Find out more about me, read my posts, view my talk slides, my events calendar or contact me.

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.

I’m a Canadian Front-End Developer working for Squiz and am an Organiser for London Web Standards. I’m driven by a passion for an open and welcoming web, and driving the standards that power it.

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.

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.