Speakers: Bartłomiej Zass During the past decade, web-centric APIs were the driving force behind explosive growth in cloud computing, mobile devices and Internet of Things and have become the de facto integration model for IT systems in the enterprise. Nowadays organizations of all sizes routinely use APIs to monetize their data and services, open newRead more about The Cloud was made for APIs (300)[…]

Speaker: Don Wibier One of the many smaller sub-frameworks in the dotNET development platform is the Managed Extensibility Framework. In essence, this framework gives you the ability to support plugins and extensions in your application. In this session I will show you what MEF is about and how to get started with it. I willRead more about Enabling Plugins in your web application with MEF[…]

A group of 10 contestants will try to answer correctly for as many questions as possible. The person with the highest number of points will be the winner of .NET Challenge and get an attractive prize from KMD Poland. Want to be 1 of 10 contestants? Follow .NET DeveloperDays news closely and our social mediaRead more about .NET Challenge – powered by KMD Poland[…]

Speakers: Piotr Spikowski, Marcin Nowak .NET is a large platform on which millions of developers are creating their solutions every day. Modern, fast, multi-language are only a few of the words which may come to your mind these days. You grab the latest library, check documentation, requirements and write your code. You aim for perfectionRead more about Deadly Sins of .NET Developers (200)[…]

Speaker: Raimondas Tijūnaitis This talk is about how some of us have to deal with huge and complex monolithic systems. This might look like a video game, where you advance your hard path via all kinds of obstacles but gain special tools and abilities along the way. Some personal practices will be shared on howRead more about Complexity game – from big balls of mud to shiny bullets[…]

Speaker: Jon Skeet 10 years ago, if you talked with developers about C#, you might have heard that it was a corporate, enterprise-y language aimed at keeping developers on Windows. Things have changed a lot. In the last few years, huge portions of .NET have become Open Source, the design process for the language isRead more about C#: Open, evolving, everywhere[…]

Speaker: Maciej Aniserowicz CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation) became a very attractive and trendy topic during several last years. At it’s core it is a simple concept, but sometimes it is presented in a way that seems very complicated and overly pumped with not-so-obvious terms. During this talk I will show you how I understandRead more about CQRS for… everyone! (300)[…]

Speaker: Ted Neward .NET CLR Parallel For any intermediate (2 or more years) .NET developer audience

Speaker: Ted Neward Garbage collection, or “automatic memory management” as it’s more formally (and correctly) known, is a subject often spoken of in hushed whispers among those who do not have Masters’ degrees in Computer Science. It is the stuff of legends, a part of the arcane “black arts” that only those who work onRead more about Busy Developer’s Guide to Garbage Collection[…]

Speaker: Valdis Iljuconoks Building components and services it’s common if you will need some external dependencies to complete your work. Constructor injections is just one the mechanism of whole dependency injection topic. In this session we will be revisiting dependency injection principles, will look at common pitfall issues and recap some of most known anti-patterns.