Open Source Day 2021

The Open Source Day is at its second edition in Florence, Italy! This year we decided to go even bigger! In this edition we are going to have a full day, plus the after party, full of people passionate about the open source environment: maintainers, junior dev, senior dev, engineer manager, full stack, and so on will attend the event. Feel free to have a chat with the speakers and the sponsors.

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Open Source Day 2023

This is the official Agenda for the OSDay2023!

Agenda

Thank you for participating in our CFP! We are now done selecting the talks.

Read along if you would like to know more about the topics that are of higher interest for our community attendees

You can find all the community info on our website

Would you like to help us organize the event? Let's get in touch and get to know each other!

You can find all the information about the community on our website

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Anyone asked to stop any harassing behavior are expected to comply immediately. If anyone engages in harassing behavior, the Schrödinger Hat organisers may take any action they deem appropriate, including warning the offender or expulsion from the event with no refund. This applies to all Schrödinger Hat events and associated communication channels. Everyone using Schrödinger Hat services or attending Schrödinger Hat events is subject to the anti-harassment policy; this includes attendees, sponsors, speakers, recruiters and organisers.

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Alina Dima is a Senior Developer Advocate in the IoT Ecosystem Services team at Amazon Web Services. She is passionate about helping developers accelerate their journeys in the IoT ecosystem, and working with IoT communities to build better and move faster, from prototype to scale. Alina has worked in various industries such as telecommunications, manufacturing, automotive, retail, and photovoltaic. With nearly 20 years of experience as a software engineer, technical delivery manager and architect, she has designed and built multiple highly scalable, operationally ready IoT solutions, with millions of devices running in production today. Alina has shared her knowledge at various events, such as re:Invent, AWS Summits and online Webinars.

Senior Developer Advocate, AWS IoT Ecosystem Services

Alina Dima

Ensuring IoT Application Edge Resilience with the Open Source AWS IoT Device Client

We received more than a 140 submissions from more than a 100 Speakers. The community vote was done on Discord.

I’m a passionate Software Engineer specialized in Front-end development and System programming, with a Master’s degree in Computer Engineering.  I'm currently working as a Software Architect at AnimaApp, where we are working hard to automate the boring parts of Front-end development.  I love creating side-projects. Some of them are used by tens of thousands of daily active users, with Espanso.org being my most popular one.  I also enjoy publishing technical content on my Blog and YouTube channel.

Software Architect at AnimaApp, Creator of Espanso.org

Federico Terzi

Challenges of Cross-Platform Development in Rust: The Espanso Case Study

Filip Grebowski is a Developer Advocate at Permit.io, where he brings his expertise as an accomplished Engineer. With a deep-seated passion for creative web development, Filip is also a YouTube mentor, poised to hit the 100k subscriber milestone and has already amassed an impressive 6 million views. Filip's journey with Cisco began during his university years and by the time he graduated, he was already working with the tech giant in Silicon Valley. Post-university, Filip continued to work with Cisco and took on a leadership role, successfully guiding a team and driving the company's frontend initiatives to new heights. Filip is a successful open-source project creator and an active member of the open-source community.

Developer Advocate at Permit.io

Filip Grebowski

This Open Source Tool Turns Building Access Management from Scary to Simple

Product Manager, Open Source enthusiast, Tech writer, Speaker, Developer at heart.  I'm a passionate and skillful software professional with more than 5 years in product management and developer relations as well as more than 20 years of experience in the industry, doing a variety of roles in product management, developer relations, software development, team leading, consultancy, pre-sales, project management and much more.  Product Manager at Spotify (and previously at Alfresco, Hyland), I'm an Open Source advocate and enthusiast for the most modern Developer Experience of frameworks and products, both in Cloud and On-Premise. Working on Backstage (https://backstage.io/), an open platform for building developer portals, I'm proud of the enablement of millions of developers in their simple and complex projects.  Author for Packt Publishing (book author and video-course author), I’m also founder of the Hop User Group Italia to promote the Open Source Business Intelligence Platform.

Senior Product Manager for Backstage at Spotify

Francesco Corti

Organization and challenges (with best practices) behind a successful open-source project

Jason Dellaluce is an Open Source Engineer at Sysdig and a core maintainer of Falco, the CNCF tool for Cloud Native Runtime Security. On a daily basis, he contributes to the Falco Community and is exposed to Linux, Kubernetes, Containers, Security, eBPF, and the Open Source world in general. Most recently, he contributed to Falco by playing a key role in the development of the new Plugin System, by guiding the last few version releases, and by leading many optimization and renovation efforts. Prior to his current role, Jason graduated from a MSc in Computer Engineering after studying at University of Bologna, Italy and University of California, Irvine.

Michele is currently Senior Director of Engineering at Sysdig, the company which created and open-sourced Falco, the Security Runtime Engine for Kubernetes and Cloud-Native technologies. Before joining Sysdig, his most relevant journey consisted of 5 years as CTO of a scale-up in Milan, Italy. Former soccer referee, currently a skiier, a sailor and a scuba diver; also a core Falco maintainer and active part of the Falco community.

Open Source Engineer at Sysdig

Senior Director of Engineering, Runtime Security at Sysdig

Jason Dellaluce

Reliable and Cost-effective Cloud Security with Falco

Liran Tal is an award-winning software developer, security researcher, and open source champion in the JavaScript community. He's an internationally recognized GitHub Star, acknowledged for his open source advocacy, and has received the OpenJS Foundation's Pathfinder for Security for his work on Node.js security. His contributions to developer security education include leading OWASP projects, building supply chain security tools, participation in CNCF and OpenSSF initiatives, and authoring books such as O'Reilly's Serverless Security. He leads the developer advocacy team at Snyk.io and is on a mission to empower developers with better application security skills.

Director of Developer Advocacy at Snyk, Github Star

Liran Tal

The Unexpected Demise of Open Source Libraries

Matteo is the Co-Founder and CTO of Platformatic.dev with the goal to remove all friction from backend development. He is also a prolific Open Source author in the JavaScript ecosystem and modules he maintain are downloaded more than 12 billion times a year. Previously he was Chief Software Architect at NearForm, the best professional services company in the JavaScript ecosystem. In 2014, he defended his Ph.D. thesis titled 'Application Platforms for the Internet of Things'. Matteo is a member of the Node.js Technical Steering Committee focusing on streams, diagnostics and http. He is also the author of the fast logger Pino and of the Fastify web framework. Matteo is an renowed international speaker after more than 60 conferences, including OpenJS World, Node.js Interactive, NodeConf.eu, NodeSummit, JSConf.Asia, WebRebels, and JsDay just to name a few. He is also co-author of the book 'Node.js Cookbook, Third Edition' edited by Packt. In the summer he loves sailing the Sirocco.

Co-Founder and CTO at Platformatic, Node.js TSC member, Fastify Lead Maintainer

Matteo Collina

Why are there no incentives for security in Open Source?

Federico works remotely for Red Hat, contributing to network features of the OpenShift container platform. He contributed to a variety of networking and kubernetes related projects, and lately he has been maintaining and leading the MetalLB project, the Kubernetes load balancer implementation for bare metal. Beyond that, he is an active opensource supporter with contributions to various projects, Firefox for Android and Athens, the go dependency proxy among the others.

Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat

Federico Paolinelli

How to tame a maintainer

Rafael is a Staff Engineer at NearForm, working full-time on the Node.js runtime as a TSC (Technical Steering Committee) member, especially in the security working group. He's also the maintainer of popular JavaScript libraries such as Fastify and Clinic.js, and he's specialized in performance enhancements and software architecture optimization

I'm a passionate and experienced software engineer, Google GDE, and Microsoft MVP working full-time on open-source software. I currently work as a Staff Engineer at NearForm while traveling the world to speak at international conferences. I am also developing Lyra, the next-generation full-text search engine written entirely in TypeScript.I am always up for speaking about software, philosophy, photography... or literally whatever comes to your mind!

Staff Engineer at Nearform

CTO and Co-Founder at OramaSearch, Google GDE, Microsoft MVP, Published Author, International Speaker

Rafael Gonzaga

5 Ways You Could Have Hacked Node.js

I started programming in VB when I was 6 taking advantage of my father’s strong passion for computer science. I’ve always dreamt of being an engineer and I’ve worn different “hats”: data scientist, data analyst, web developer, sysadmin… This gave me the opportunity to gain experience in the design and dev of solutions from scratch. During the day I’m an Enterprise Architect, while I love writing at night when I get a hot cup of tea!

Enterprise Architect at Dedalus, author and founder@TheRedCode

Serena Sensini

One library a day keeps the doctor away

The offical speakers!

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Open Source Day 2023

Agenda

8:00

Open gate

8:50

Morning intro

9:00

Liran Tal

The Unexpected Demise of Open Source Libraries

9:35

Rafael Gonzaga - Michele Riva

5 Ways You Could Have Hacked Node.js

10:10

Alina Dima

Ensuring IoT Application Edge Resilience with the Open Source AWS IoT Device Client

10:40

Coffee break & Giveaway

11:05

Filip Grebowski

This Open Source Tool Turns Building Access Management from Scary to Simple

11:40

Federico Terzi

Challenges of Cross-Platform Development in Rust: The Espanso Case Study

12:10

Lunch break

13:30

Open Debate

14:00

Afternoon intro

14:10

Jason Dellaluce - Michele Zuccala

Reliable and Cost-effective Cloud Security with Falco

14:45

Matteo Collina

Why are there no incentives for security in Open Source?

15:20

Serena Sensini

One library a day keeps the doctor away

15:50

Coffee break & Giveaway

16:30

Federico Paolinelli

How to tame a maintainer

17:05

Francesco Corti

Organization and challenges (with best practices) behind a successful open-source project

17:40

Conclusion with Schrödinger Hat's admin

18:00

Aperitivo