As weather warms in the Northern hemisphere, so too does the conference landscape. Igalia will have representatives at six events this month, including:

• Node.js Collaborator Summit 2025 (April 1–2) – featuring a talk by Joyee Cheung, “module customization hooks” covering evaluate, module.register improvements, and more
• BlinkOn 20 (April 7–8) — the 20th edition of this gathering of Blink developers will feature six talks from Igalians:
  • “DevTools mobile device emulation improvements” by Max Ihlenfeldt
  • “Support Apple tvOS in Chromium” by Gyuyoung Kim
  • “Container Timing” by José Dapena
  • “Ozone/Wayland: Are we there yet?” by Arkajyoti Garai
  • “Extensions on Android” by Miyoung Shin
  • “History of the Web: Chris Lilley” by Brian Kardell
• EuroLLVM 2025 (April 14–16) — this latest edition of the bi-annual gathering of the entire LLVM Project community will see two talks from Igalians:
  • “Lessons learned from leveling up RISC-V LLVM testing” by Alex Bradbury
  • “Accidental Dataflow Analysis: Extending the RISC-V VL Optimizer” by Luke Lau

In addition, Igalians will be in attendance at the following events:

• CSS Working Group Face-to-Face (April 1–3)
• Simons Institute and SLMath Joint Workshop: AI for Mathematics and Theoretical Computer Science (April 7–11)
• Linux App Summit (April 25–26)

We always enjoy talking with people, so if you ever find yourself at an event we’re at, please take a moment to flag us down and say hi! And if you have any questions regarding any of our talks, are interested in having an Igalian bring a talk to an upcoming event, or you’d just like to learn more about Igalia, please feel free to reach out.