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Owner of \newline and previously co-creator of Farmville (200M users, $3B revenue) and Kaspa ($3B market cap). Self-taught in gaming, crypto, deep learning, now generative AI. Newline is used by 250,000+ professionals from Salesforce, Adobe, Disney, Amazon, and more. Newline has built editorial tools using LLMs, article generation using reinforcement learning and LLMs, instructor outreach tools. Newline is currently building generative AI products that will be announced soon.

Hi! I'm Eyal, Founder of Hooks, a software development service. Since 2016, I've been developing software products for various companies. I also co-founded Desert Lion, a startup focused on time travel debugging. Previously, I published a beginner's guide to React Native, and currently, I'm teaching the capabilities of shadcn/ui.

Hi! I'm Eyal, Founder of Hooks, a software development service. Since 2016, I've been developing software products for various companies. I also co-founded Desert Lion, a startup focused on time travel debugging. Previously, I published a beginner's guide to React Native, and currently, I'm teaching the capabilities of shadcn/ui.

Ian Gilman is the creator and maintainer of OpenSeadragon. Born to an artist and a scientist, he fell in love with art, technology, and storytelling at an early age. He's been writing dynamic software on teams big and small for several decades, and teaching programming for nearly as long. While working at Microsoft, he wrote the original version of what would become OpenSeadragon and worked to get it open-sourced. Since then, the technology has blossomed, taking on a life of its own. Ian continues to lead the OpenSeadragon community, welcoming and mentoring users and contributors from across the globe. He's passionate about open web technologies, lively user interfaces, and feedback loops of all shapes and sizes.

Ian Gilman is the creator and maintainer of OpenSeadragon. Born to an artist and a scientist, he fell in love with art, technology, and storytelling at an early age. He's been writing dynamic software on teams big and small for several decades, and teaching programming for nearly as long. While working at Microsoft, he wrote the original version of what would become OpenSeadragon and worked to get it open-sourced. Since then, the technology has blossomed, taking on a life of its own. Ian continues to lead the OpenSeadragon community, welcoming and mentoring users and contributors from across the globe. He's passionate about open web technologies, lively user interfaces, and feedback loops of all shapes and sizes.