Do you have big ideas that can create big change? Join us on June 15-16, 2019 in Berlin for a Call for Code Hackathon @ Think at IBM You are invited to participate in a Call for Code hackathon to create and deploy sustainable, scalable, and … Read more
Flavia Weisghizzi
I'm a Communication Strategist and I’m currently working for Codemotion, the innovation hub - based in LUISS ENLABS - that organises the biggest tech conference for software developers in EMEA. International brand development and online advertising, are the key focuses of my everyday job. Also, I nurture a passion for Free and Open Source, which I served in advocate/marketing international projects both in GNOME and Ubuntu Communities. Finally, I collaborate with StartupItalia! by authoring articles on Innovation, technology, Digital Transformation topics.
Audrey Chaing – A Woman in Blockchain
Blockchain. BitCoins. CryptoCurrency. All words we are hearing more and more about. A new Industry getting stronger and stronger. Startups popping up from the States to Asia, more and more values traded every day, more and more traders, more and more … Read more
Amie Dansby – A successful woman in the Games Industry
Amie Dansby is a passionate, very excited and successful woman living in (and of) the gaming industry. She has worked for huge names (such as Marvel and Game Stop, just to mention a few), and is now involved in the ATAT Tech, were they create … Read more
Toward the Sentient City with Snap4City
A sentient city knows what it has and makes decisions based on current, accurate and shared information. In the smart city, databases become real sensors, able to detect daily variations in the life of buildings, citizens, companies, … Read more
Snap4City hack: a big online hackathon on the topics of Smart City and IoT.
Snap4City is a open source, 100% flexible living lab capable to keep under control the real time city evolution: reading sensors; computing and controlling key performance indicators, KPI; detecting unexpected evolutions; performing analytics; taking … Read more
Paul Adams: Adopting Open Source Best Practice for the Enterprise
As the Open Source lead at online retail giant Zalando, Codemotion Berlin speaker Paul Adams leads a team responsible for developing and stewarding company policy and strategy. Although he lives and works in Berlin, we caught up with him as he … Read more
Dinis Cruz: not all quality issues are security issues, but all security issues are quality issues.
Dinis Cruz is not only an outstanding drummer: he is also an active OWASP contributor. He is focused on creating Application Security teams and providing Application Security assurance across the SDL (from development, to operations, to business … Read more
Thijs Feryn: Tuning your application (and saving money!) with the caching
Thijs Feryn is a technical evangelist at Belgian web hosting company Combell. His goal is to bring technology to the people and people to technology. He focuses on bridging the gap between code and infrastructure. Thijs is also involved in many open … Read more
Meet Christian Heilmann, a living legend of the IT industry.
Christian Heilmann is a legend of the IT industry. After spending more than 20 years to make the web work and thrive at Yahoo, Mozilla and now in Microsoft, he is now considered one of the most influential technology advocates. He has written several … Read more
Rasmus Lerdorf on the future of PHP
Rasmus Lerdorf is the founder of PHP programming language. We met him during his Keynote at Codemotion Milan, where he answered our questions on the future of PHP :) Hi Rasmus, Coding and Dreaming with PHP for over 20 years: this is the title of your … Read more
Jing Li: when Android meets Docker
Amongst all practices available in software engineering, Continuous Integration is maybe one of the most uncommon when it comes to mobile app development. Continuous Integration for mobile is still in the early stages of adoption, but Jing Li, our … Read more
Simona Macellari: a technical introduction to Bitcoin and Blockchain
Who wants to know more about what's behind Bitcoin and Blockchain, from a technological point of view, should definitely refer to Simona Macellari. In the last few years, we all heard about Crypto currency and new database solutions (as the … Read more
Natalie Pistunovich: from backend to complex systems
Natalie Pistunovich is a Gopher and a public speaker. She co-founded Connta, a mobile platform in emerging countries helping store owners go online easily, based in Nairobi. Prior to that she was a Backend Developer at adjust in Berlin and a Silicon … Read more
Richard Feldman: Elm in action
Richard Feldman is, we can assure you, an Elm enthusiast: he hosts the Elm Philadelphia Meetup, he is the author of "Elm in Action" book, he is a coworker of Elm creator Evan Czaplicki, and, unsurprisingly, he writes Elm full time for his … Read more
Bernd Rücker: the workflow guy
Bernd Rücker is Co-Founder of Camunda, the Open source platform for BPMN workflow and DMN decision automation. He started developing software more than 15 years ago, and shared his expertise by co-authoring Real-Life BPMN: Using BPMN 2.0 to Analyze, … Read more
Santiago Siri: How Blockchain will save the democracy
Santiago Siri is a founder of Democracy Earth Foundation, a Y Combinator-backed non-profit incorruptible digital governance for small and large communities - an open source and democratic solution to online voting. An advocate for Bitcoin exchange, … Read more
Lorna Mitchell, between CodeReview and PHP7
There are always a lot of interesting talks at Codemotion Conference, and we are really excited to have Lorna Mitchell as one of our speakers. After a long career as a freelance software consultant, specialising in PHP and APIs, project rescue, … Read more
Emanuela Damiani: The Lady that UX
Emanuela Damiani is a Designer, who spends every day working for the best browser experience at Firefox: Emanuela has been living in Berlin for 5 years, where, among other things, she is one of the organisers of the Ladies that UX meetup. … Read more