Contributors

Zelin is a big fan of functional programming and started using Haskell professionally 3 years into their career.

Luke believes we should have just as much technology as we need, and no more.

Chris has been writing software and working with software teams for 15 years. He is most excited by working with people and helping them reach their goals.

Jack is a fan of GNU/Linux, statically-typed pure functional programming, and the Unix Philosophy. He owns a mug that reads "use Nix for literally everything" but would prefer if it was statically typed.

Alvin has been working in DevOps and automation for the past five years. He loves making everyone's lives a little less manual.

Cat likes to keep a low profile and hide in the background keeping things quiet, just like the systems she supports.

Clément has been working as a software engineer for the last decade, wielding functional programming for fun and profit.

Chad has spent most of the last umpty years working with data. A mathematician by education, they apply that precision to the messiness of real-world applications in an effort to achieve 'best possible' outcomes and to explain different options for defining 'best'.

Mike spent almost 20 years in software development before moving into management. He writes about where technology choice, systems architecture and business objectives collide.