Speakers on the topic Development, with Alexandra Spalato, Rogier Lankhorst, Jonathan Desrosiers, Nate Finch and Marco Berrocal

Fourth round of Speakers (group 1)

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The largest group of speakers has a subject on Development. Please meet our next group of speakers:

  • Alexandra Spalato

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    Alexandra Spalato is on a mission to evangelize the power of Gatsby to the WordPress community as she is convinced that it is the future. She is a freelance developer and entrepreneur with several years of experience working as a WordPress expert at Codeable and has helped many clients around the world.

  • Jonathan Desrosiers

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    Jonathan has been using WordPress since 2007 to build sites of all sizes, covering the entire spectrum of local businesses to enterprises and large universities. He has been a contributor to WordPress Core since 2013, and a WordPress Core committer since 2018.

  • Marco Berrocal

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    I am a WordPress developer with over 11 years of experience out of San Jose, Costa Rica. I am extremely passionate about contributing with fellow WordPress maniacs both at home (which I help organize) and abroad in Latin America. My field of work is design and front end development.

  • Nate Finch

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    Nate has been working on the web since 2011. He loves web development because it is the perfect mix of problem solving, helping people, and lifelong learning. As a Senior WordPress Engineer at Strattic.com, he helps build serverless integrations for WordPress. Prior to joining Strattic, Nate worked as VP of development at TheDigitalRing.com.

  • Rogier Lankhorst

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    Rogier has been developing WordPress websites and plugins for over a decade. After manually migrating several clients' websites to https, he decided to build a simple plugin for this: Really Simple SSL was born. As the plugin experienced major growth in just a few months, he decided to start Really Simple Plugins.