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  • Minjun KimCurrent profile

    TopicsAI, technology & development · Careers, education & learning

    Minjun Kim, known as velopert, created velog and writes React learning materials. He shares software development experience and is building IT education content and a platform focused on developing with AI.

  • CodeWriter (Taegon Kim)Same field

    TopicsAI, technology & development · Careers, education & learning

    What do they make?A frontend engineer, translator and instructor who writes in Korean about software internals and the design and debugging of his own tools. Recent posts cover CodeMirror state, a Zig/WebAssembly search engine, CI troubleshooting and his experience writing a developer blog, with examples and explicit trade-offs.
  • Cho Dae-hyeopSame field

    TopicsAI, technology & development · Careers, education & learning

    What do they make?Terry Cho, known as Jo Daehyeop in Korean, is an engineer and author who explains AI agents, LLM applications, and backend and cloud architecture. His inspected work ranges from DeepAgent implementation and AI coding harnesses to event-driven design and engineers’ problem framing, impact, and documentation.
  • 홍순성Same field

    TopicsAI, technology & development · Careers, education & learning

    What do they make?The author behind HONGS LAB writes and teaches about AI-assisted writing, book creation, content production, and repeatable work systems. He publishes practical workflows and reflections on his official sites.
  • Haesun ParkSame field

    TopicsAI, technology & development · Careers, education & learning

    What do they make?Haesun Park writes and translates machine-learning and deep-learning books and explains their concepts and Python, Keras and PyTorch examples through Korean lectures, blog posts and notebook resources. Inspected recent work covers neural-network concepts and APIs, differences between book editions, and chapter-based reading programs.