What’s New for C# Developers
Abstract Microsoft has gone from multi-year releases of C# and .NET to annual releases, meaning there are always new things for C# to make their
July 13, 2022
ACTIVE
Time Travelling Data: SQL Server Temporal Tables
Abstract Have you built complicated triggers and procedures to track the history of data in your databases? What if SQL Server or Azure SQL could
July 13, 2022
The Taming of the API
Abstract Tranio tells Lucentio, “No profit grows where is no pleasure ta’en: In brief, sir, study what you most affect.” While Tranio’s point was to
July 13, 2022
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Cosmos
Abstract Today’s applications are required to be highly responsible and always online. Cosmos DB was built from the ground up to provide a globally distributed,
July 13, 2022
Technical Debt Is Not Free
Abstract So many software development teams rack up technical debt and do not even realize it. But even if you are a more mature team
July 13, 2022
Software Craftsmanship for Non-Developers
Have you heard the developers on your team throw around terms like code smell, DRY, or SOLID you just look at them with a blank
July 13, 2022
Software Craftsmanship for New Developers
Abstract Knowing language syntax is essential as a new developer, but just as important is understanding what software craftsmanship is. In this session, Chad will
July 13, 2022
Serverless Microservices: Microserices without Containers
Abstract Microservices have been the buzz for the past couple of years, and some excellent reasons. Just about anything you read shows implementing microservices using
July 13, 2022
Secrets of Conflict Resolution
One of the most challenging aspect of being a leader is dealing with conflict amongst your team. It’s vital to productivity to get the team
July 13, 2022
How to be a Leader
Abstract What is leadership? That term gets thrown around a lot, but what is it really? What do leaders do that makes them leaders? Leadership
July 13, 2022
Going Schema-less: How to migrate a relatioanl database to a NoSQL database
Abstract There can be a lot of great benefits of developing with a NoSQL database over a relational database. In this presentation, you will learn
July 13, 2022
Ch-ch-ch-changes: Tracing Changes in Azure Cosmos DB
Abstract David Bowie might not be able to trace how time changes him, but with the Azure Cosmos DB change feed allows us to trace
July 13, 2022
Building Microservice REST APIs Using Azure Functions
Abstract The microservice pattern serves as an excellent practice in building modern applications to be more resilient and reduce dependencies across the multiple parts of
July 13, 2022
Building Event-Driven Microservices
Abstract The microservice pattern serves as an excellent practice in building modern applications to be more resilient and reduce dependencies across the multiple parts of
July 13, 2022
Building a .NET Application Using Azure Cosmos DB
Building a .NET Application Using Azure Cosmos DB Are you looking to build an application that needs a data store with guaranteed single-digit millisecond response
July 13, 2022
Azure Durable Functions for Serverless .NET Orchestration
Azure Durable Functions for Serverless .NET Orchestration Durable Functions is a new open-source extension to Azure Functions that enable long running orchestrations and stateful processes
July 12, 2022
RETIRED
Azure Services Every Developer Needs to Know
Azure is a powerful platform with many amazing services, but it can also be hard to know which ones you need to know about when
July 13, 2022
Building an Ultra-Scalable API Using Azure Functions
The backend to most extensible applications are the APIs that provide the crux of the workload. We’ll identify what serverless computing is, why to consider
July 13, 2022
Building Great Libraries with .NET Standard
For almost two decades, the biggest decision was whether it was time to upgrade to the latest .NET framework or not. Not there .NET Framework,
July 13, 2022
Chad and Ed’s Excellent Adventure
Two Louisville software developers Chad and Ed are going to the largest software development events of 2018, Google I/O and Microsoft Build. They set out
July 13, 2022
Delivering Real-Time Data with Azure
As business rely more and more on their data, more demands are made to put this data in the hands of users as fast as
July 13, 2022
Event-Driven Architecture in the Cloud
Abstract Event-driven architectures is a versatile approach to designing and integrating complex software systems with loosely coupled components. While not a new concept, event-driven architecture
July 13, 2022
Getting Gremlins to Improve Your Data
Data as it appears in the real world is naturally connected, but traditional data modeling focuses on entities which can cause for complicated joins of
July 13, 2022
Getting Started with Azure DevOps
DevOps is about people, process, and products; DevOps is about continually getting better in delivering value to your customers. Getting it right requires a lot
July 13, 2022
Getting Started With Azure SQL Database
Azure SQL Database is a cloud-based relationship database service based on Microsoft’s SQL Server engine. It delivers predictable performance, dynamic scalability, and robust data protection
July 13, 2022
Graphing Your Way Through the Cosmos
Abstract Data as it appears in the real world is naturally connected, but traditional data modeling focuses on entities which can cause for complicated joins
July 13, 2022
Intro to Azure Communication Services
Abstract Microsoft recently announced the Azure Communication Services which “brings rich communication APIs to all your application across any device, on any platform, using the
July 13, 2022
Serverless in Action
Abstract Have you ever needed the ability to develop something simple for a business request but did not want to go through the trouble of
July 13, 2022
Which Microsoft Framework Am I Supposed to Use?
This talk has been retired. For 15 years, the biggest decision was whether it was time to upgrade to the latest .NET framework or not.
July 13, 2022