Speakers
Aaron Stannard / Petabridge
Founder and CEO of Petabridge, a company dedicated to helping .NET developers build high-performance, large-scale, and real-time software systems. Founder and maintainer of the Akka.NET project.
Mads Torgersen / Microsoft
Mads is the lead designer of the C# programming language and a program manager at Microsoft.
Jared Parsons / Microsoft
Developer on the C# compiler and member of the C# language design team. Have a strong passion for developer tools and infrastructure.
Miguel de Icaza / Microsoft
Miguel de Icaza is best known for starting the GNOME and Mono projects. He is also the co-founder of Xamarin, a company that built a .NET runtime for Android and iOS, and co-founder of Ximian a company that built Linux desktop products.
Maoni Stephens / Microsoft
Maoni Stephens is the architect and main developer for the .NET GC in Microsoft. Maoni loves working on #dotnet #dotnetcore GC and other perf stuff
Aleksey Zimarev / Ubiquitous AS
Alexey is CEO of Ubiquitous AS and the author of the "Hands-on Domain-Driven Design with .NET Core" book.
His particular interests are in event driven architectures, domain driven design, distributed systems, and event sourcing. Alexey contributes to open source software as a member of MassTransit and Proto.Actor projects, and a maintainer of RestSharp. He manages the Domain-Driven Design Norway meetup group and speaks at technical conferences.
Stanislav Sidristy / Speech Technology Center
Stanislav worked in many large companies, gaining development experience on the .NET platform. The speaker of many conferences, including .NEXT, SpbDotNet, the author, and main speaker of the CLRium seminars. Stanislav's interests for a long time lay in the field of memory management algorithms and techniques for manipulating the CLR runtime from unsafe code. But recently, the vector has been changed to a more practical part of development: multithreading, blocking, and non-blocking algorithms. He is the author of the online book .NET Platform Architecture , which is widely used due to its good translation into English and Chinese. The book is so easy to read that its audio version gradually began to be published.
Konrad Kokosa / Gritstep/Dotnetos
Author of the Pro .NET Memory Management book. Programming for over a dozen years, solving performance problems and architectural puzzles in the .NET world, speeding up web applications. Independent consultant, blogger, speaker, and fan of Twitter. He also shares his passion as a trainer at Bottega IT Solutions in the area of .NET, especially about application performance and diagnostics. Founder of the Warsaw Web Performance group. Microsoft MVP in the Visual Studio and Development Tools category. Co-founder of https://dotnetos.org initiative and asyncexpert.com course co-author.
