Name: "It works on my machine™ — until it doesn’t. Enter Nix (for Go devs)"
Start: 2025-11-27T18:30:00+01:00
End: 2025-11-27T20:30:00+01:00
Location: Toolbox Coworking

**Practical Reproducibility for Go Projects, with Nix**

Go developers often rely on Makefiles or Docker to manage toolchains and CI environments.
It works — until it doesn’t: version drift, onboarding friction, or those “works on my machine” moments.
In this session, we’ll explore Nix as a practical way to define a fully reproducible Go environment — including the Go toolchain, linters, code generators, and pre-commit hooks — all in a single declarative file.

Claudio Beatrice

Golang Torino

Go Developers

SIGHUP

MSC Technology Italy

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Golang

Open Source

Software Development

Cloud Computing

Professional Networking

Programming Languages

Computer Programming

DevOps

Concurrent Programming

Distributed Systems

Containers

**Alberto Fanton** is a developer, startup founder, and community organizer with a deep passion for functional programming, Haskell, and Nix. 

Currently, he serves as an organizer for **Nix Milano**, fostering a vibrant community around Nix in Milan. 

In 2025, Alberto co-founded a startup in **Vento** in Turin, where he worked as a Founder in Residence, driving innovation in the local tech ecosystem.

With a robust background in software engineering, Alberto has contributed to a variety of projects and companies, including **MLabs** as a Haskell/Plutus Developer, **Prima Assicurazioni**, **Conio Inc.**, and **ARGO Vision**. 

His expertise spans full-stack development, blockchain, and functional programming paradigms.

Beyond coding, Alberto is an enthusiast of split keyboards and an advocate for open-source and community-driven initiatives. His diverse experiences and passion for technology make him a dynamic speaker and thought leader in the developer community.

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