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Coach Martin [vanakenm#3648 on Discord] ADV, IDLab Freelancer at Joyous Coding Bio I'm Martin. I've been developing software & helping other develop software for the last 20 years in companies big and small, but mostly startups. I like to build & ship stuff with nice people Skills Maps, Tech lead, Coach Python, JavaScript, React, Ruby, Django, Rails, Unit Test, Web Development joyouscoding.com http://github.com/vanakenm Good to know I'm 43
Coach Xavier [ฮavier#1866 on Discord] ADV, IDLab Head of Product & Design at Mono Bio As the co-founder and managing partner of Mono, I help tech companies ship products that people love. By combining the right product strategy with solid interface design, customers can improve satisfaction ratings, stay ahead of their competitors and build products that have the right kind of impact. I have worked with companies in Belgium, throughout Europe, in China and the U.S.A.
Through my work, I hope to make our interactions with technology more meaningful. Iโve worked on tech products in the healthcare, big data, and proptech industries, as well as for governments. Skills UI Design, Coaching & Design Career Development, Product Management, UX Research, Front-end Design Career Journeys, Mental Models, My Brain, Roam Research, Notion, Figma, Sketch, HTML, CSS, JS https://xavierbertels.com https://github.com/xavez https://mono.company Good to know Talk to me about martial arts, music, tea or random facts from Wikipedia!
Coach Demian [demian#0216 on Discord] ADV, IDLab Software Engineer at Skedify Bio My name is Demian Dekoninck. I work at Skedify as a Full Stack Software Engineer where I (most of the time) work with Node.js and React. Skills Back-end, Front-end Node.js, JavaScript, TypeScript, PHP, Laravel, AWS, Terraform, Serverless, DynamoDB, Docker, Kubernetes, Microservices, GraphQL, GitHub, GitHub Actions, TailwindCSS, React.js, Next.js https://dem.be https://github.com/DemianD Good to know Random fact: I love pizza Hawaii ๐
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Councillor Ruben [Dexa#7839 on Discord] IDLab PhD Student at Universiteit Gent Bio I'm a PhD Student working on Linked Open Data Interfaces and Solid. Skills Back-end JavaScript / TypeScript, Python, React, Vue.js, nginx https://github.com/dexagod Good to know I like to do VR game development in my free time.
Councillor Harm [hdelva#8697 on Discord] IDLab PhD Student at Ghent University - imec Bio I am a PhD student at IDLab, affiliated with both Ghent University and imec. My original research subject lay at the intersection of the Semantic Web technologies and Linked Open Data publishing, but with a focus on researching how applications can find and use this data - beyond the traditional SPARQL usecase. I have worked on a flexible and multi-modal route planner, as well as an autocompletion client that can query several heterogeneous data sources at the same time. Our route planner is able to find subjectively pleasant routes by asking the user what they want to see while walking; see it in action here. And, because all computations are done on the client, there are no data-hoarding behemoths that are learning your opinions on shopping streets.
Other than that, I have developed an appreciation for the intricacies of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), especially for Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI) projects such as OpenStreetmap and, closer to home, Telraam. Of course, it is not enough to simply publish Open Data: people must be able to find this data. Whenever time permits it, I like to work on making data discoverable, and try to follow the developments within the FAIR community. Alternatively, I would like to help pave the way towards more mature WebAssembly tooling for working with RDF data โ my applications have a need for speed. Skills Back-end, Linked Data, Solid Python, Rust, Typescript https://hdelva.be https://github.com/hdelva Good to know I would love to explore Semantic Web applications that focus on pen-and-paper games, such as as Dungeons & Dragons. Why spend years modelling and gathering data from the real world, when there are perfectly suitably imaginary worlds out there?
