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OSDay25 Event Recap

That was a blast, thanks for coming!

We'll see you next year! In the meantime, we'd love to hear your thoughts about the event.

Missed us?

We're thrilled to announce the latest edition of Open Source Day—an unmissable gathering of developers, tech enthusiasts, and forward-thinking innovators.
On March 21st, join us at the vibrant Nana Bianca venue in Florence for a full day of talks that dive deep into today's most exciting open source trends.
Connect with like-minded peers, learn from top industry experts, and discover how open collaboration is shaping the future of technology.

Grab your ticket now and be part of this thriving community of open source trailblazers!

Open Source Day t-shirt

Grab a ticket, and a tee?

We also have a brand-new Open Source Day tee!
Choose between a vibrant, colorful design or a sleek, minimalist style. Grab yours online or at the event, and show off your open source love.
Fun games await those who show up in their tee for a chance to win exclusive prizes!

"Stesso posto stesso bar"

Like the previous year OSDay will be held in the comfy and welcoming walls of Nana Bianca, in Florence.
You can find all the informations about the venue in the dedicated page

Nana Bianca venue

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A jam-packed one day schedule

Filled to the brim with talks, insights, and networking opportunities.

09:15

Sal Kimmich

Bridging Law and Technology: The Foundations and Future of Computational Justice

09:50

Emiliano Pisu

wcagUI, an accessible UI kit based on WCAG patterns

10:25

Leonardo Cavagnis

Scaling IoT Development with Zephyr: An Embedded System OS for the Future

11:00

Valeria Salis

From shy contributor to (kinda) confident community leader

11:35

Maciek Palmowski

How we closed almost 1000 plugins in a month - a story of the biggest WordPress bug bounty hunt

13:10

Edoardo Carlesi

The Universe, The (Hello) World and Uranus

13:50

Giorgio Boa

Open Source: The Ultimate Code Career Accelerator

14:25

Serena Sensini

The hidden costs of AI

14:55

Matteo Valentini

Make or Buy is the new Fight or Flight: The Survival Journey of NethServer in a Fast-Paced World

15:30

Stefano Marinelli

Why Choose to Use the BSDs in 2025

16:15

Pierdomenico Reitano

Dungeons And Developers: Epic Teamwork for Legendary Projects

16:50

Leonardo Montini

Learning (Web) Development through Open Source

16:50

Cosmin Marian Paduraru

Unlocking Visual Intelligence | Exploring Computer Vision with Python

17:25

Marco Ippolito

The Path to Native TypeScript

10:00

Francesco Corti

Open Source won the war, but is losing the peace: a call for new governance models

10:45

Luca Del Puppo

AI in the Browser: Am I Still Waiting for It?

10:45

PJ Hagerty

Why Git still matters

12:00

Serena Sensini

YOLO at Sea: Real-time AI for Ship and Wreck Detection

12:00

Soumaya Erradi

From Code to Things

12:45

Diego Braga

Open Source in Production: Why Your Company Needs an OSPO (Before It's Too Late)

12:45

Maciek Palmowski

Build Once, Switch Anytime, CMS Freedom with Astro Collections

14:30

Ivan Pesenti

OCR Magic in Go: Build AI-Powered Text Extraction with Ollama in Minutes

14:30

Michela Bertaina

Community vs AI: Dueling to the Last Spell

15:15

Maurizio Argoneto

From Code Smells to Strategy Spells: Boosting Maintainability

15:15

Laura Trotta

OpenPAIN: The unexpected struggles of maintaining an open source library

16:30

Emiliano Pisu

Kinetic CSS, a deep dive into modern Motion APIs

16:30

Mario Fiore Vitale

Data pipeline troubleshooting: Root cause analysis with lineage metadata

17:15

Valeria Salis

Demystifying green IT: the most common misconceptions about sustainability and technology

17:15

Lorenzo Spinelli

The human in the loop

Speakers

Gain practical insights from seasoned professionals at leading companies.

Claire Fletcher Harris

Claire Fletcher Harris

Edoardo Carlesi

Edoardo Carlesi

Emiliano Pisu

Emiliano Pisu

Giorgio Boa

Giorgio Boa

Leonardo Cavagnis

Leonardo Cavagnis

Leonardo Montini

Leonardo Montini

Maciek Palmowski

Maciek Palmowski

Marco Ippolito

Marco Ippolito

Matteo Valentini

Matteo Valentini

Pierdomenico Reitano

Pierdomenico Reitano

Sal Kimmich

Sal Kimmich

Serena Sensini

Serena Sensini

Stefano Marinelli

Stefano Marinelli

Valeria Salis

Valeria Salis

Sponsors

Open Source Day is made possible by the generous support of our sponsors.

Supporter Sponsors

Nana BiancaSchrödinger Hat

Diamond Sponsors

ElasticHerodevsAruba CloudWELYKRIOSPagoPA

Gold Sponsors

Gadfly AINethesisNephilaSparkfabrikSentryWordline

Silver Sponsors

JointlyDedalusPatchstackClaranetProdotto In ReteArduinoRidemovi

Partners

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