Lisa van Gelder is a software developer working in The Guardian's Technology Department.
February 2012
Engineering blog
Calling passionate software developers
The Guardian is expanding its development team. We have vacancies for software developers, and people to lead and manage them
August 2011
Engineering blog
Introducing the Guardian's new music album pages
The launch of our album pages, which pull in linked data from around the internet, allow users to create their own reviews. By Lisa van Gelder
March 2011
Engineering blog
SXSW 2011: How we made our interactive band tracker
Alastair Dant, Lisa van Gelder and Matt Andrews: A hack weekend here, a site scrape there and pretty soon we had this wonderful new tool for tracking artists at the SXSW festival
Engineering blog
Why we built our automated SXSW listings pages - Part two
Lisa van Gelder: How the Guardian's automated music listings pages for the SXSW festival came about
Engineering blog
Why we built our automated SXSW listings pages
Lisa van Gelder explains how the Guardian's automated music listings pages for the SXSW festival came about.
June 2010
Open Platform blog
Hackcamp at Google - or how to build a recipe site in 6 hours
Hackcamp took place at the Google offices in London on the weekend of 12-13th June. Guardian developer Lisa van Gelder went along.
October 2009
Technology blog
Overview of Google Wave
Guardian developers Lisa van Gelder and Martyn Inglis studied Google Wave in a recent DevLab research project. In this article Lisa gives a detailed explanation of what's exciting, what's not, and why it might be worth a closer look
