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Andrew Williams has over 15 years of commercial software development experience across a variety of programming languages, including Java, C, Objective-C, and Go. He has been a core developer in large open source projects such as Enlightenment, EFL, and Maven, as well as maintaining various community websites and tutorials. Since 2007, Andrew has been working as CTO with many early-stage and growing software start-ups. After 6 years spent expanding an award-winning mobile app development company, he is now applying the lessons he has learned to cross-platform desktop applications using Go. Andrew is passionate about building tools and services that make software development simpler and improve productivity, as well as making it easier to become a great software engineer.
Alastair Roy Poole is a programmer and writer from Aberdeen, Scotland. He has a passion for writing low-level implementations of popular technologies, as well as creating simple solutions to complicated problems.
He has been working with free and open source software since the mid-1990s, and many of his projects have been distributed worldwide as an author of both applications and libraries. He specializes in C, Perl, and, increasingly, in Go (among other technologies).
Alastair has a strong aversion to reliance on cloud-based technologies and severe reservations about the corporate-led direction of most open source technologies today. He has great admiration for projects with strong leadership, especially the OpenBSD project.
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