BOB Konferenz

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The next BOB conference takes place in Berlin on 26 February 2027! Organised by @active-group.de Also at @bobkonf@discuss.systems.

BOB Konferenz 2027 logo. A stick figure head with three red hairs growing from its head peeks over a black line. The Berlin skyline is faintly visible in the background. The Words "BOB 2027" are printed large, with BOB in black and 2027 in red. Underneath the word BOB the word "Konferenz" (German for conference) is printed. Under the line there's black text that reads "26 February in Berlin"
The Open Security Conference (OSCO) logo -- a little cartoon monkey with large ears and a friendly face holds a stylised burning lock. The letters OSCO are written above its head.
Manuel Chakravarty presents his talk "SwiftUI is functional" at BOBkonf 2026.
NicolasRinaudo presents "Encoding Effects as Capabilities" at Bobkonf 2026.
Holger Tiemeyer teaches his tutorial "Funktional-Reaktives Handwerk für Microservices: Ein Workshop mit Mutiny und Quarkus" at BOBkonf 2026.
Andres Löh teaches his "Haskell tutorial" at BOBkonf 2026.
Alexander Thiemann presents his talk "Using Domain Driven Design to Refactor Stripe Billing" at BOBkonf 2026.
Hannes Mehnert gives his talk "Run your own digital infrastructure using MirageOS unikernels" at Bobkonf 2026.
Martin Grotzke presents "Zuverlässig laden – Reactive Systems im Einsatz für E-Mobility" at BOBkonf 2026.
Philipp Kant presents "Zero Knowledge Proof? That Sounds Useless!" at BOBkonf 2026. The slide on the wall is entitled "Z and the divisibility claim".
Alex Ackermann and Dr. Irmhild Rogalla present their accessibility tutorial "Unter der Haube - Barrierefreiheitsanforderungen an Software und IT-Systeme" at Bobkonf 2026.
Michael Koppmann teaches his tutorial "Illegal States Are My Favorite Security Vulnerabilities (to Delete at Compile Time)" at Bobkonf 2026.
Fritz Henglein presents his talk "Programming Efficient Joints" at Bobkonf 2026.
Markus Himmel presents his talk "Proofs for programs, programs for proofs" at Bobkonf 2026. A slide titled "Matching on empty types" is visible on the wall.
Markus Schlegel presenting "Git meets Linked Data" at #BOBkonf2026.
Nicolas Osborne presenting his talk "Generating tests from formal specification" at Bobkonf 2026.
Carine Morel and Sudha Parimala teaching their tutorial "Parallelism without panic: a user’s guide to multicore safety in OCaml" at BOBkonf 2026.
Marco Schneider teaches a tutorial on functional programming in typescript at Bobkonf 2026.
Till Rauch and Falk Sippach give their (German-language) talk "FP für vielbeschäftigte Javaentwickler"
Lutz Hühnken speaks about "four fascinating programming languages" at BOBkonf 2026.
Franz Thoma speaks on "Atomic Design & Storybook" at BOBkonf 2026.
Paul-Elliot gives his talk on "Undoable Monad" at BOBkonf 2026. The audience is partially visible.
Théo Tyburn teaches "Functional 3D graphics for the browser in scheme" at BOBkonf 2026.
Johannes Breitner teaches a tutorial at BOBkonf 2026.
Ariadne Engelbrecht presents "Accessibility by Design: Practical A11y for Everyday Software Engineering" at BOBkonf 2026. A slide with information about her is projected onto the wall.
Xavier van de Woestyne presents "A crash course on the OCaml module language" at BOBkonf 2026. A slide in the background reads "Why this presentation & warning"
Stefan Kaufmann speaks on "'Digital Sovereignty' – Searching for Meaning in a Magical Concept" at BOBkonf 2026. A slide projection shows the heading "II. Logomachy and Magic Concepts"
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Well-Typed LLD company logo, reading "Well-Typed The Haskell Consultants Established 2008"
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BOB Conference logo: a smiling stick figure face that seems to look over a line, drawn in black lines on a white background. The figurine has three red hairs. The writing right of the image says "BOB Konferenz 2026"
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Ivett Ördög presenting her talk at BOB conference 2025
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A person giving a talk at a conference.
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A person presents a talk at a conference.
A person presents at a conference.
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Xavier van de Woestyne holds a presentation in front of a crowded room
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A light-skinned person holds a presentation.
A light-skinned woman with blonde hair and glasses, speaks at BOB conference 2025. A slide with a picture of a light-skinned man with grey hair and a grey beard, are up on the projector.
Entwickler.de's logo, a green trapezoid shape with white text: "entwickler.de akademie"
Well-Typed LLD company logo. On a white background, a square with three rounded edges, divided into three parts: the left half is a block in light blue, the top right quarter black, the lower right quarter dark blue. To the right of the logo are the words "Well-Typed. The Haskell Consultants."
The INNOQ company logo. A teal square with the letters INNOQ in sans-serif font. INNO is in white letters, the Q is a salmon/peachy orange colour.