Marcus Bergström is the Technical Director and a co-owner of the digital creative studio Quickform. Working on a day-to-day basis with projects, spanning everything from websites to business applications, he knows the importance of choosing the right tool for the job. With a portfolio packed with world known brands, quality assurance is paramount, as well as production speed.
As one of the early adopters of the language, Marcus has been using haXe as his secret weapon while spearheading all the developments of haXe within the company for years. His favorite features include the strict typing and the ability to write both client and server-side applications in one language.
His business is located in the sunny south of Spain where he lives with his wife and two children. He believes that Sundays are best enjoyed with a cold beer after a good round of golf with friends.
Andy Li is a haXe developer in Hong Kong, with a Bachelor's Degree (first class honors) in Creative Media from City University of Hong Kong. He is now a PhD student in the School of Creative Media, City University of Hong Kong, researching in the fields of computer vision, computer graphics, and installation art.
He has been actively involved in the haXe community, producing several open source haXe libraries, including CasaHx (haXe port of CasaLib for AS3), hxColorToolkit (toolkit for managing colors), hxOpenFrameworks (haXe binding to openFrameworks), and jQueryExtern (haXe extern file for jQuery).
His personal blog, http://blog.onthewings.net/, contains many open source experiments and programming tips.
Franco Ponticelli is an experienced software developer and a problem solver. An Architecture graduate with specialization in Industrial Design, he performs many different activities in the Information Technology area from 3D computer graphics to hard-core software development. In his constant research for the perfect development environment, he found haXe and fell in love with it.
He is the author of the book Professional haXe and Neko published by Wrox.
