سه روز دیگر شروع میشود و سه روز ادامه دارد و محتوای کنفرانس از قرار زیر است:
We’ll have presentations on .NET Core and ASP.NET Core, C#, F#, Roslyn, Visual Studio, Xamarin, and much more.
RigaDevDays for the first time hosted .NET track in 2018 and eventually got very good feedback and appraisal from participants. So we publish 5 the most highly rated of these awesome talks.
Aurelia: Next Generation Web Apps - Rob EisenbergGetting
the first PR into .NET and other tales from an OSS contributor - Adam RalphCode
Gems From the Rosyln and .NET Source Code - Scott Allen
Making .NET Applications Faster - Sasha Goldshtein
Migrating your API from Web API 2 to MVC 6 - Filip W
Up and Running with ASP.NET on Linux - Mark Rendle
Type-Driven Development - Mark Seemann
the first PR into .NET and other tales from an OSS contributor - Adam RalphCode
Gems From the Rosyln and .NET Source Code - Scott Allen
Making .NET Applications Faster - Sasha Goldshtein
Migrating your API from Web API 2 to MVC 6 - Filip W
Up and Running with ASP.NET on Linux - Mark Rendle
Type-Driven Development - Mark Seemann
DevTernity Conference
Effective Microservice Communication and Conversation Patterns – Jimmy Bogard
Clean Architecture – Robert (Uncle Bob) Martin
Extreme Programming: 25 Years Later – Kent Beck
Build 2017, 411 episodes
May 10–12, 2017
Software continues to transform the world in remarkable ways and developers are at the center of it.
The intersection of tools and technologies today creates a need for a conference that allows you to go in-depth with experts on the technologies you're using today but also cross over and hear what's happening with other technologies to keep you on the cutting edge.
During the two-day event we will have more than 16 hours of content on subjects such as ASP.NET 5, .NET Core, C#, F#, Roslyn, debugging with VS2015, learnings from running large scale websites, and more!
The blazor day is the online event around Blazor technologies. Originally, this event was organized by three MVP friends, Adrien, Christophe, and Denis. Their objective of this event is to share their passion for .NET and more particularly Blazor. Joined by the famous Charline to upgrade the event to the next level. Blazor is part of the ASP.NET Core product which is offered in Open Source by Microsoft....
Sean Killeen - Casting a Wider .NET: OSS Maturity in the .NET Community
Caitie McAffery - Distributed Sagas: A Protocol for Coordinating Microservices
Jeremy Bellows - Neuroevolution
Bobby Johnson - Zero to Sixty with DotNetCoreKoans
Ted Neward - Polytechnical Careering
Jasmine Greenaway - Climbing trees with UI Automation
Natallia Dzenisenka - Parallel Programming with F# and Hopac
Deren Liao - gRPC: Efficient RPC framework for .NET microservices
Alistair Champan - Using Docker to supercharge .NET development on Linux
Mikayla Hutchinson - Mono: Today and Tomorrow
Kent Bye - VR & AR: Design Patterns for the Experiential Age
Sara Ford - The Psychology of Developer Tool Usability
Immo Landworth - .NET Standard for Library Authors
Ken Egozi - Devil's Advocate
Sergey Bykov - Orleans: Rails for the Cloud
Andreia Gaita - C# in Games
Karel Zikmund - Challenges of Managing CoreFX Repo
Jeremy Abbott - Productive Web Applications (F#)
Windows Phone 8.1 - will start to ship late April
Update for Windows 8.1 - coming April 8th or today on MSDN
“Cortana” Personal Assistant - Beta
Windows Universal Apps
WinJS as an Open Source project - available today
VS 2013 Update 2RC - available today
Windows Universal Apps running on XBox
Kinect V2 for Windows
“Internet of Things” version of Windows
Nokia 930 - selling globally starting in June
Imaging SDK 1.2 and SensorCore SDK
Update for Windows 8.1 - coming April 8th or today on MSDN
“Cortana” Personal Assistant - Beta
Windows Universal Apps
WinJS as an Open Source project - available today
VS 2013 Update 2RC - available today
Windows Universal Apps running on XBox
Kinect V2 for Windows
“Internet of Things” version of Windows
Nokia 930 - selling globally starting in June
Imaging SDK 1.2 and SensorCore SDK
