About Rob Richardson

Rob Richardson is a software craftsman building web properties in ASP.NET and Node, React and Vue. He’s a Microsoft MVP, published author, frequent speaker at conferences, user groups, and community events, and a diligent teacher and student of high quality software development. You can find this and other talks on https://robrich.org/presentations and follow him on twitter at @rob_rich.

Accomplishments

Internationally recognized technical speaker, speaking since 2008
Microsoft MVP in IIS/ASP.NET since 2014
Microsoft Certified Trainer since 2022
Docker Captain since 2021
AZGive Camp Founders Award, 2015 and 2016
Red Gate Database Delivery Panel 2013-2014
Friend of Red Gate since 2009
Microsoft Partner: Silver Independent Software Vendor since 2005
Leader, Southeast Valley .NET User Group since 2013
Docker Tip of the Captain’s Hat award, 2022
Co-Author, Pro Microservices in .NET 6: With Examples Using ASP.NET Core 6, MassTransit, and Kubernetes
Co-Author, SQL Source Control Basics: download eBook | buy on Amazon
Core contributor to gulp v2 and v3
Part of the AZGiveCamp organizers since 2010
.NET Rocks mug recipient
Professional HTML, ASP.NET, and C# developer since 2002
Node.js and Angular.js developer since 2012
Docker and Kubernetes developer since 2016
React and Vue developer since 2018
Python developer since 2022

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I'm absolutely astonished by the variety of topics approached by @rob_rich. The sessions that he delivers are an insightful journey through the most important concepts and the comparisons that he provides with other fields in computer science are amazing.
— Andrei Roșu-Cojocaru (@arosucojocaru) March 3, 2022

Brain. Melting. At. JavaScript: the Grump Parts. #codemash pic.twitter.com/Ju6mJFun9Z
— JD from DanylkoWeb / 😷 💉x3 (@jdanylko) January 9, 2020

That was a really good talk. Helped me understand the what is what in big data. Thanks!
— Benji Buto (@benjiButo) July 5, 2022

Just been watching this great talk from @rob_rich @NDC_Conferences about the contents of the #git folder. Learnt a lot from this. Thanks Rob https://t.co/91q0lvIZIf
— Steve ‘Talks Code’ Collins (@stevetalkscode) July 19, 2022