Michael Floyd is a veteran author, editor, and XML developer who has been involved with XSLT since its inception. He provides XML training through BeyondHTML.com and edits the XML.org newsletter. He has chaired numerous conferences and tracks, including the GCA's XML 2000. He was executive editor of Dr. Dobb's Journal for seven years, and also served as WebTechniques first editor-in-chief. His XML column subsequently ran in the publication for more than three years. Michael wrote the first XML book for Web developers, Building Web Sites with XML, published by Prentice-Hall in 1999.
David Gulbransen is the CEO of Vervet Logic and has been involved with XML since before there was a standard?Vervet shipped beta releases of its XML Pro tool before XML 1.0 was final. Previously, David wrote Special Edition Using XML Schema and The Complete Idiot's Guide to XML, both published by Que Publishing.
Joe Hinder is a consultant in Austin, Texas. He has seven years of Internet development experience for large companies, including Dell Computer and Ernst & Young, LLP, where his projects included Dell Premier Pages, the Dell Knowledgebase, and Ernst & Young's TaxCast.
Alaric Snell works in a joint ISO/ITU-T Working Group and develops message handling and workflow systems. He has worked with XSLT for two years and is an active member of the XML-DEV mailing list.
Mark Wutka is the president of Wutka Consulting and specializes in helping companies get the most out of Java. He has built numerous Java, JSP, and servlet applications, and he previously wrote Special Edition Using Java Server Pages and Servlets and Special Edition Using Java 2 Enterprise Edition, both published by Que Publishing.