Ngo The Hung is a passionate software developer who loves open source technologies and frameworks. He is not afraid to get his hands dirty and his feet wet, he is open to most technologies as long as they are useful and fun. He also has experience in mobile development and web technologies, he has worked with multiple mobile platforms (Android/iPhone/Windows 8), open source portals, frameworks, and content management systems. In his free time, he reads manga and watches movies.
If you love to work with him or just have a talk, visit him at http://ngo-hung.com or drop him a note at <[email protected]>.
Abhilash Nanda has completed a Masters in CSE from IIT Hyderabad. He has two years experience in commercial development and a total of five years in programming. Currently he works as a software developer at TopTalent.in. He loves to learn new technologies and programming patterns that reduce human effort.
An enthusiastic programmer, writer, and thinker. When strolling alone, he thinks about the world or else about some architecture to be implemented. He loves to play cricket and has a heartfelt connection to novels and poetry.
Tom O'Connor is an experienced systems architect and DevOps engineer, living in the West Midlands in the United Kingdom. Over the last eight years, he has worked in a wide variety of companies, from e-commerce, to video effects, and now owns his own company providing systems consultancy for wireless network design and installations.
Tom writes a technical blog on his website, providing both tutorial articles, and updates on what he's been working on. He has wide reaching skills and experience gathered over the last ten years, having worked on Windows, Linux, and Unix systems for most of that time, coupled with recent experience in designing and building high-performance computer systems.
He is also an active member of the UK DevOps community, as well as a Community Moderator on ServerFault.com, where he demonstrates his expertise and skills to a wide audience.
Tom also worked on reviewing Learning AWS OpsWorks, which was published in September 2013.