SpringOne Tour: Charles Schwab

SpringOne Tour is coming exclusively to Charles Schwab

It's our vibrant, developer community event featuring the latest advancements, best practices, and tools and techniques that are quickly becoming industry standard. Our technical advocates, Spring engineers, and application development experts are bringing the Charles Schwab team an in-depth look into the beauty of open-source, with Spring Framework, Spring Boot 3, Kubernetes, Spring Cloud Gateway, and more, to strategize with you on how you can innovate faster. 

Join us in Austin or virtually for this exclusive Spring focused event. We'll be raffling off a few Spring Academy Pro licenses (which include a Spring Certified Professional exam voucher) to those who attend in person, and everyone who attends virtually or in-person will have the opportunity to sign up to receive a special Spring T-shirt at the end of the session.

It’s time to take your existing applications to the next level. 

Agenda - CDT

Speakers

	Layla Porter is a Developer Advocate at VMware serving the .NET community. She is a Live Coder on Twitch, a Microsoft MVP, A GitHub Star, a former director of the board - The .NET Foundation, and the founder of the #WomenOfDoNet initiative. Layla loves sharing knowledge whilst having fun. No question is stupid and beginners are always welcome.
	Dan Vega is a Spring Developer Advocate at VMware Tanzu. He has been developing software for the web for over 20 years and his superpower is problem-solving. Dan is a blogger, YouTuber, course creator, and speaker. He is a lifelong learner and his passion is sharing his knowledge with the developer community. Dan lives near Cleveland Ohio with his beautiful wife and 2 daughters. When he isn't writing code or teaching he enjoys spending time with his family, lifting weights, running, or reading a good book.
	DaShaun Carter is a husband, father of four, volunteer, struggling athlete, and Spring Developer Advocate at VMware Tanzu. Deliberately practicing to build, manage, and run better software, faster.
	Cora Iberkleid is a Developer Advocate for modern Applications at VMware Tanzu, helping developers and enterprises navigate modern practices and technologies, focusing on cloud-native architecture, modern CI/CD, Spring, and Kubernetes. Prior to joining VMware, Cora was an Advisory Solutions Engineer at Pivotal. She also spent nearly a decade at Sun Microsystems and Oracle, helping customers design and build enterprise integration applications. Through this experience, she developed an understanding and empathy for complex organizational challenges, and she strives to incorporate this empathy into her everyday work.

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