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Speaker: Jon Skeet Immutability rocks, right? When a type is immutable, it’s usually easier to reason about your code, easier to share data safely, and easier to make money ooze from every USB port. That’s the promise, at least. I heard an F# developer say it, so it must be true. Unfortunately, when a languageRead more about Immutability in C#[…]
Speaker: Jon Skeet Don’t you just love all the new features the team has been packing into C#? Perhaps your first thought on hearing about a new version is “Wow, that could really help my code base – I can’t wait to put it into production.” Not me. I think “I wonder what I couldRead more about Abusing C#[…]
Speaker: Adam Granicz WebSharper is a mature, open-source web ecosystem for developing enterprise F# (and now C#!) web applications. It accommodates standards-based web development by building on F#, a powerful functional-first language; robust and sound functional programming abstractions for modeling user interfaces, web forms, safe URLs, and even entire web applications in the type system;Read more about Functional, reactive web abstractions for .NET (300)[…]
Speaker: Daniel Fisher Since more than a decade I have build architectures for distributed and scaling web applications. I’ve learned my lessons in the nosebleed section. I have no complains. I took my knowlegde from experience and so I know what to care about. A few years ago I sumbled accross CQRS. At first IRead more about CQRS: My 42 (300)[…]
Speaker: Michał Dudak .NET is available on more platforms than ever before. This obviously is great, but comes with a lot of challenges. How do we now write code that can be run on all platforms? How to take advantage of platform-specific features? What are these weird “target framework monikers”? Can I use myRead more about How to .NET All The Things (200)[…]
Speaker: Dino Esposito This workshop is for web developers who spend most of their time on the server and use client-side frameworks primarily to relief the rendering burden of heavy and cumbersome views and pages. The future of the ASP.NET stack is clear, whether you stick to the current ASP.NET 4.x platform or haveRead more about Modern Web Development with the ASP.NET MVC Stack[…]
October 20th 2016 (Thursday) TIME ROOM A ROOM B ROOM C 07:00 – 09:00 Registration, coffee, cakes 09:00 – 09:20 Opening remarks 09:20 – 10:20 Opening keynote: Jon Skeet – C#: Open, Evolving, Everywhere (100) 10:20 – 10:40 Coffee break / Breakfast 10:40 – 11:40 Dino Esposito Hands-on Experience: What it MeansRead more about Sessions[…]
Speaker: Ted Neward The Common Language Runtime (CLR) is an incredibly powerful and elegant creature that has patiently executed millions of .NET applications, application servers, and demos for almost two decades. In this workshop, we will explore the CLR in depth, looking at some of the “arcana” of the CLR that separates the C#Read more about Busy .NET Developer’s Workshop on the CLR[…]
Speaker: Daniel Fisher From complex patterns to small cheats – there are several ways to improve your applications robustness. This workshop will take a typical .net web application, fronted with javascipt, and will transform it to survive outtages, database and web server reboots as well as connection issues. Of course we’ll keep the user experienceRead more about Resilience and cloud patterns TOGO: build useful stuff in JS and C#[…]
Speaker: Adam Granicz, IntelliFactory F# has seen tremendous success with its functional-first paradigm, script-like syntax and awesome power features that leave anyone speechless. It is now the fastest growing functional language and has overwhelming influence in the .NET language ecosystem. So what is it that makes F# so insanely productive? Why are companies adopting itRead more about Functional Programming on .NET with F# – Become a Programming Jedi Now![…]