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Something new washes up every time: pages from all kinds of people, made with all kinds of tools. Beachcomb shows you what it found, then gets out of the way.

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Karl Wilcox

by Karl Wilcox on karlwilcox.comWebsite

A website about some things that interest me, and might interest you too. For details of the site construction please click here

Something different

Peter Thaleikis

by Peter Thaleikis on peterthaleikis.comWebsite

I share experiences and knowledge around web technology, building and marketing of my own side projects as well as entrepreneurship in general.

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Caleb Olojo

by Caleb Olojo on meje.devWebsite

Software engineer from Lagos, Nigeria, exploring how computers actually work — from JavaScript and web performance to bytes, languages and distributed systems.

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Dylan Myers

by Dylan Myers on dylmye.meWebsite

London-based senior software engineer with nearly a decade of experience in building performant, accessible and beautiful websites and apps.

Something different

Luke Morrigan

by Luke Morrigan on codefoodpixels.comWebsite

Hi, I'm Luke! I'm a self-taught web developer/software engineer with expertise in building scalable, performant websites using HTML, CSS and JavaScript

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Gregory Hammond

by Gregory Hammond on gregoryhammond.caWebsite

Gregory Hammond, your website expert, accessibility fixer, and much more. He is available in-person within the Durham Region / Greater Toronto Area / Toronto, or online.

Something different

Paul Jacobson

by Paul Jacobson on pauljacobson.meWebsite

My personal blog about life, learning to code in Python, music I enjoy, my life in Israel, the open Web, open source platforms, and WordPress.

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Zach Patrick

by Zach Patrick on zachpatrick.comWebsite

I'm a web developer from Canton, Ohio who loves building things to help people. I've been building apps and websites for over 10 years.

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