Aristides Villarreal Bravo is a Java developer, a member of the NetBeans Dream Team, and a Java User Groups leader. He lives in Panama. He has organized and participated in various conferences and seminars related to Java, JavaEE, NetBeans, the NetBeans platform, free software, and mobile devices, both nationally and internationally. He is the author of tutorials and blogs about Java, NetBeans, and web development.
Aristides has participated in several interviews on sites about topics such as NetBeans, NetBeans DZone, and JavaHispano. He is a developer of plugins for NetBeans and the technical reviewer of a book about PrimeFaces. He is the CEO of Javscaz Software Developers.
Aritrik Das is a web developer with expertise in various cutting-edge technologies used in the Web arena. He has strong analytical skills and a broad knowledge of open source technologies. He has gained skills in many web frameworks, both frontend and backend. Aritrik is an excellent problem solver, able to quickly grasp complex systems, and identify opportunities for improvement and the resolution of critical issues. He also has quite a good hold on various deployment techniques and infrastructure designs. As such, he can develop a scalable web application from the groundwork to deployment in live environments.
John Fawcett is a JavaScript application developer with over 10 years of professional development experience. In his home at Austin, Texas, USA, he organizes a small tech meetup and is an active member of the web development community. He contributes to, and is the author of, many open source projects, and is the CTO of the local start-up, www.goodybag.com, In his free time, he writes for his blog, performs visual experiments with processing, composes music, and drinks craft beer with his lovely girlfriend and partner, Courtney.
Ajmal M Sali is a technophille from Haripad, Kerala—a tourist destination. He started programming at the age of 12. He likes to help others in solving technical problems, and these problems range from setting up clustered messaging servers to fixing Tetra Pak machines. He has worked with few startups such as Sourcebits Inc. and Rightaway Inc. and has worked as a remote consultant. He has strong expertization with many frameworks and languages and focuses more on Angular.js, RubyOnRails, PHP and Android. He believes in continuous integration and deployment. He blogs at https://ajm.al.
Dan Williams has been programming since he was in high school. Having worked from the microcontroller level up to large-scale enterprise applications, he has now found a new home as a senior developer at Keaton Row. Developing with Node.js in the backend and React on the browser, he enjoys being fully immersed in JavaScript. Dan can often be found around Ontario giving talks and facilitating workshops on emerging technologies.