Anthony Miyaguchi is a computer science and engineering student at UCLA. He is active in the open source community and has worked on a variety of different projects, from embedded programming to web technologies. If he finds free time, he would like to make a dent in his collection of books.
Bharadwaj Srigiriraju is a computer science graduate from IIITDM, Jabalpur, who now works as a software developer at Chumbak, Bangalore. He is a technology enthusiast who loves to develop web apps and hack on (shiny) new technologies. He specializes in Python and firmly believes that Rust will replace C very soon. You can reach him at <[email protected]> or visit his GitHub to know more github.com/bharadwaj6.
Syed Omar Faruk Towaha is a programmer and physicist from Shahjalal University of Science and Technology, Sylhet, Bangladesh. He is involved with the Rust development team and writes and reviews books on several programming languages. He is an Oracle Certified Professional (OCP) developer and loves open source technology. He has been working with several science projects and some research projects at his university as well as in international laboratories. He enjoys designing algorithms and circuit theory. He volunteers at Mozilla by arranging events as a Mozilla representative (http://reps.mozilla.org/).
He is the president of a famous astronomical organization, CAM-SUST (http://camsust.org/). He loves working in teams and being associated with interesting projects.
His recent books include How You Should Design Algorithms, Easy Circuits for Kids, Wonder in Quantum Physics, and Fundamentals of Ruby.
You can contact him at <[email protected]>. To find out more details about him, go to http://towaha.me/.
Tony Zou is currently pursuing his undergraduate studies at the University of Waterloo. He has been programming for 4 years and has worked on a few projects. He enjoys competitive programming and working with exciting new languages such as Rust.