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Call For Proposals&nbsp;for GoLab 2025 so there's still no speaker to announce. In the meantime, you may take a look at some speakers of our last edition.
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Ron Evans

Ron Evans is an award-winning software developer and expert in robotics/IoT/computer vision who is very active in the free and open source community. He has helped many clients such as AT&amp;T, Intel, and Northvolt solve some of their most difficult technical and business problems. Ron is a code contributor to many open source hardware/software projects, and is maintainer of TinyGo (<a target="_blank" class="c-link" data-stringify-link="https://tinygo.org" delay="150" data-sk="tooltip_parent" href="https://tinygo.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://tinygo.org</a>), as well as the creator of the open source IoT/robotics framework Gobot (<a target="_blank" class="c-link" data-stringify-link="https://gobot.io" delay="150" data-sk="tooltip_parent" href="https://gobot.io/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://gobot.io</a>) and computer vision framework GoCV (<a target="_blank" class="c-link" data-stringify-link="https://gocv.io" delay="150" data-sk="tooltip_parent" href="https://gocv.io/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://gocv.io</a>). He is technologist for hire at The Hybrid Group.

Russ Cox

Daniel Martí

Born in Barcelona and based in the UK. I have been using and contributing to Go since 2014, as well as authoring a number of tools and libraries like gofumpt, garble, and most recently CUE. Bluesky: <a href="https://bsky.app/profile/mvdan.cc">https://bsky.app/profile/mvdan.cc</a>

Ronna Steinberg

Ronna is a Technologist, a Google developer expert for the Go programming language, a Women Who Go organizer, and GoTime&rsquo;s "unpopular opinion" hall of famer! After over 20 years in software development, Ronna knows that she is the sum of the opportunities that were given to her, which is why she helps others to do the same. She has been crafting hands-on workshops in Go since 2017, and is looking forward to seeing you in her upcoming new workshop &ldquo;Go Design Principals for Advanced Go Development&rdquo;.

Roberto Clapis

Worked 3 years as a security consultant and 5 years as a Web Security Engineer at Google. They have a passion for well-built and reliable code.

Jesús Espino

I'm an Open Source and software development enthusiast. I love writing code and contribute to Open Source project, and I have the privilege of being one of the starters or contributors in some interesting Open Source projects like Taiga, Penpot, Mattermost or Focalboard. I'm a big fan of learning new things, specially programming languages. I love Rust, Go, Python and Clojure, and love to deep dive into technical details. Currently I'm working mainly in Go and Typescript in Mattermost, and I keep trying to contribute to open source project whenever I can.

Teea Alarto

I started as a hobbyist programmer in my early teens with C, Asm and Pascal and began programming for work in the mid 90s with PHP. I later adventured on to C#, Java (for Android), Scala, NodeJS and eventually Go, which I have been using as my primary language for the past 6+ years. I've also done some frontend development with AngularJS, Angular 2+ and React. I am also one of the organisers of Women Who Go (London)

Martin Czygan

Martin Czygan works as an open data engineer at the Internet Archive, and is an author, consultant, open-source contributor and co-host of Leipzig Gophers Meetup.

Call For Proposals 2025

Still no speaker to announce, but they will come really soon!

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