Web Engines Hackfest @webengineshackfest.org Dates: 15-17 June 2026
Venue: Palexco (A Coruña, Galicia, Spain)
Host & Organizer: @igalia.com
Website: https://webengineshackfest.org/
Wiki: https://github.com/Igalia/webengineshackfest/wiki
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Melissa Wen @melissawen.bsky.social 
WolvicXR @wolvic.com A secure, open source, and accessible web browser that brings all of the web’s vast information and applications to the world of XR, and enables XR on the web
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Eric Meyer @meyerweb.com Armchair rocket scientist graffiti existentialist. Old enough for it to hurt when I stand up, not old enough to have stopped noticing. Agnostic in principle, atheist in practice, #CSS guy, mzungu. I’m only here for the food.
Brian Kardell @bkardell.com Brian, you know, from the Internet. Dev Advocate at Igalia | Co-author Extensible Web Manifesto | Standards Dude (Igalia AC/OpenJS) https://bkardell.com/links | he/him
Lauro Moura @lauromoura.bsky.social 
Andy Wingo @wingolog.org wingolog.org / haute-savoie / iterating to a fixed-point
Manuel Rego @rego.bsky.social Web Engines Hacker (Chromium & WebKit reviewer, @servo.org TSC chair) - CSSWG member - Free Software/Open Source Developer - @igalia.com partner - he/him
Igalia @igalia.com Igalia is an open source consultancy specialized in innovative projects and solutions with desktop, mobile, and web technologies.
Ricardo Garcia @rg3.name Open Source Developer at Igalia. Gamer and FOSS enthusiast. He/Him. Opinions expressed here may not reflect the views of my employer.
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