A presentation diving in the current state of virtualized and containerized applications/systems, how they can be utilized for cross-platform implementation of applications, and the security and usability concerns they bring with them.

Trying to bring legacy calmness to modern calamity, Bruno is focused on Go development and participating in various network and cybersecurity projects, namely currently being an ETSI rapporteur for the EN 304 627 Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) project. He has chaired 2025 NetDev 0x19, brought the first Linux Foundation Networking hackathon to Croatia and is actively participating in academic teaching at multiple institutions both in Croatia and abroad. Wearing many hats (and beards) in multiple companies, one of his latest engagements is developing and placing to market first fully software open source switch based on mainline Linux (switchdev). Our talk topic - TamaGo is a revolutionary framework that enables Go applications to run directly on bare metal hardware without requiring an operating system or C runtime dependencies. By extending Go's compiler with a new tamago target, developers can write secure embedded applications using Go's memory-safe language features.

After speaking with students at numerous DevFests last year, their biggest anxiety became clear: how to launch a career in the AI era. This hands-on session is built to solve their core challenges with a perfectly matched set of Google technologies. In this practical workshop, we will: Build a unique career website with Google's AI tools, providing a powerful answer to the student question, "How do I stand out?" Master the new AI features in Chrome DevTools. As a performance specialist, I’ll show how this proves their professional-grade skills and lets them debug websites significantly faster than most developers. Turn ideas into reality by building and deploying a functional web app with Firebase Studio, creating an impressive project for their portfolio. This session moves beyond theory. Attendees will leave not with more questions, but with a tangible portfolio piece, renewed confidence, and a list of concrete action points they can use immediately to launch their career.

This session is about the Ethical considerations of GenAI development and use and how developers can use Google Cloud tools like SynthID, Model Armor and building guardrails for their Agents/LLM to protect against malicious actors. Andre has presented this talk twice, once at Brussels Future of European AI and another time at a DXC speaking event (with more than 700 participants!) - it was really well received and very thought provoking as it gives Developers a different perspective on using/developing GenAI.