Speaker: Sean Farmar When we go about designing and building a scalable durable system we need to solve the number one issue in developing scalable software systems: coupling. Implementing Service Oriented style architecture also refereed to lately as micro-services will help you solve this problem. In this talk, I will try to explain the ServiceRead more about Why Service Oriented Architecture? (300)[…]

Speaker: Kuba Waliński While we are still waiting for the final release of Angular 2 we can already start using typescript in our good old Angular 1.x apps. We can use classes to define controllers or services and leverage other benefits of the newest version of JavaScript throughout our current Angular codebase. In this talkRead more about Angular: Back to the Future (300)[…]

Speaker: Beata Zalewa According to the definition from Wikipedia “Debugging is the process of systematically reduce the number of bugs … which usually involves the controlled execution of the program under inspection of debugger.” To create an application, that works seamlessly in real time, without failure and unplanned downtime, we can choose from many brandedRead more about How to create a reliable application – in other words: Debugger in action! (400)[…]

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Speaker: Alex Mang SQL Server had, has and will certainly have a lot to offer, but the number one concern of a common developer when it comes to SQL is the management cost involved. This also happens to be the number one reason for why Azure SQL Database is so successful for hardcore developers whoRead more about SQL Database from A Developer’s Perspective (400)[…]

Speaker: Alex Mang Each year the IT world offers a hype-word. The last decade has all been about mobile, cloud, Big Data and IoT. In the context of cloud apps however, monolithic applications have little to offer in terms of HA and DR and their deployment process is mostly an error-prone operation. Curious enough, evenRead more about Everyone Loves Docker Containers Before They Understand Docker Containers (200)[…]

Speaker: Dino Esposito There’s been a lot of buzz in the past year around the new ASP.NET Core and the direction of the new Microsoft strategy for the web and beyond. In a nutshell, Windows is no longer the foundation of the Microsoft strategy; the new foundation is the cloud. The future of Microsoft isRead more about Migrating to ASP.NET Core: Challenges and Opportunities (200)[…]

Speaker: Dino Esposito The expression “Domain Model” is one of the most abused expressions of the recent history of software. Everyone talks about it; everyone thinks everyone else is doing it and therefore everyone claims they are doing it. Yes, but how? Entity Framework and Code-First have a role in this. Built with the databaseRead more about Hands-on Experience: What It Means to Design a Domain Model (400)[…]

Speaker: Dino Esposito An aura of mystery sometimes surrounds DDD and makes it kind of an exoteric thing. While experts insist that everyone should be doing DDD, people in the trenches find it hard and sometimes don’t even see the point of making their life harder because of the DDD guidelines. This brings up aRead more about DDD: Where’s the Value and What’s in It for Me? (300)[…]

Speaker: Ted Neward The era of the big, heavy, transactionally-oriented relational-backed client/server topology, as best described by the J2EE Specification and Blueprints document, seems to be over. The era of the lightweight, transactionally-oriented relational-backed client/server topology seems to be at its zenith. Is this really where we want to be when building enterprise systems? AndRead more about Closing Keynote: Rethinking “Enterprise”[…]