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Erin Mikail Staples
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It’s been 9+ years of delivering amazing events, shows and streams for the developer community but, as the saying goes, all things must come to an end. Join all our contributors including Brian, Ray, Erin, Sean and Nick as they share memories and just have a good time.
Join all the core contributors to 9+ years of CFE.dev programming for a goodbye stream to relive the good times.
Brian Rinaldi leads the Developer Relations team at LocalStack. Brian has over 25 years experience as a developer – mostly for the web – and over a decade in Developer Relations for companies like Adobe, Progress Software and LaunchDarkly. Brian is actively involved in the developer community running virtual meetups via CFE.dev and in-person events as President of Orlando Devs. He’s also the editor of the Jamstacked newsletter and the author of a number of books.
Sean is a tinkerer and a teacher. He is driven to learn by doing (often failing) and loves passing those learnings onto others who may find them beneficial.
Raymond Camden is the author of multiple books on web development and has been actively blogging and presenting for almost twenty years.
Raymond can be reached at his blog, @raymondcamden on Twitter, or via email at raymondcamden@gmail.com.
Erin Mikail Staples is a very online individual passionate about facilitating better connections online and off. She’s forever thinking about how we can communicate, educate and elevate others through collaborative experiences.
Currently, Erin builds community and thinks about the philosophy and tooling of the community and developer advocate world. Much of her day is spent empowering individuals to build, foster, and embrace healthy communities. Outside of her day-job, Erin is a comedian, graduate technical advisor, no-code content creator, triathlete, avid reader, and cat parent.
Most importantly, she believes in the power of being unabashedly “into things” and works to help friends, strangers, colleagues, community builders, students, and whoever else might cross her path find their thing.
Nick is a developer advocate at Pomerium, a zero trust, identity-aware proxy platform that enables secure, clientless connections to web applications and services without a corporate VPN.
With over a decade of open source contributions and five years of professional open source experience at companies like OpenSauced, dev.to, Netlify and now Pomerium, he brings deep community knowledge to his work. You’ll often find him live streaming tech content, either solo or with friends from the community.
Although he’s a huge fan of open source, he’s not a big fan of spiders.
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The Virtual Coffee community has been supporting developers at all stages of their career for 5 years. Join their first ever conference for sessions about code, careers and community.
The Virtual Coffee community has been supporting developers at all stages of their career for 5 years. Join their first ever conference for sessions about code, careers and community.
The Virtual Coffee community has been supporting developers at all stages of their career for 5 years. Join their first ever conference for sessions about code, careers and community.
