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NDC Sydney 2016

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If I knew then what I know nowScott Hanselman58m
Covers why the cloud is programmable rather than just renting VMs, argues for learning JavaScript plus one backend language, and shows concrete wins: the New…
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Domain Driven Design: The Good PartsJimmy Bogard59m
Greenfield DDD work starts as a single monstrous bounded context and ends by splitting into focused services: the first system becomes a 195-controller…
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What happens when...?Tatham Oddie58m
Typing google.com triggers DNS recursion, glue records and CNAME tricks, visible with Wireshark and Resolve-DnsName; DNS can be a distributed key‑value store…
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ASP.NET Core Deep(er) DiveDamian Edwards01h 01m
Explains how ASP.NET Core runs on either .NET Core or full .NET, the difference between portable and standalone publishes (published runtime is ~70MB on…
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Building ASP.NET Core KestrelDamian Edwards, Jon Galloway01h 00m
Kestrel is a managed, cross‑platform web server built on libuv and claims up to 20x faster throughput versus older ASP.NET by using pinned large‑object heaps…
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ASP.NET Core for Angular, React, Knockout etc developersSteve Sanderson59m
Project templates produce Angular/React/Knockout starters that wire up webpack, Hot Module Replacement, webpack Dev middleware and vendoring so live edits keep…
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Solid ASP.NET CoreJimmy Bogard01h 02m
ASP.NET Core 1.0 examples show concrete refactors: register an async action transaction filter that commits or rolls back the EF Core DbContext so controllers…
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The New Dragons in JavaScriptScott Allen54m
After two years using ECMAScript 2015 in production the talk calls out concrete traps and tools: arrow functions capture lexical this (breaks jQuery and…
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Making Hacking Childs PlayTroy Hunt59m
Shows that many breaches are done by bored kids using trivial tools and obvious mistakes: a 15‑year‑old exploits SQL injection in TalkTalk, Ashley Madison…
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Functional architecture - The pits of successMark Seemann01h 00m
Argues that functional code naturally produces ports-and-adapters structure by forcing a strict pure vs impure boundaries discipline; demonstrates with F# and…
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Architecture in the Azure CloudScott Hanselman57m
Shows concrete Azure moves: move images to Blob storage + CDN, add client-side lazy loading and cut egress bills (example goes from ~$15/month); upload a VHD…
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How Real is this Cross Platform .NET Thing Really?Jon Galloway44m
Argues that cross‑platform .NET is practical now: scaffolds an ASP.NET Core app, builds Docker images, and deploys to a Linux VM, Azure Container Service swarm…
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I say A “front end build pipeline” – You say WAT!?Chris Klug01h 02m
Shows how a .NET web project uses Gulp + npm + Bower to transpile TypeScript and LESS, bundle and minify assets, and run source maps for debugging…
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A taste of EcmaScript 6: the language and the toolsRob Richardson52m
Explains that ES6 features run today by transpiling ES6 to ES5 with Babel and packaging modules with Webpack, using a webpack config + .babelrc presets to…
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What does an Open Source Microsoft Web Framework Look LikeScott Hanselman01h 05m
A concrete view of ASP.NET Core and .NET Core: a cross-platform .NET runtime with a released 1.0 runtime but tooling in preview (SDKs pinned via global.json)…
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Life As A Developer: My Code Does Not Work Because I Am A Victim Of Complex Societal Factors...James mckin32m
Argument that software projects over ten lines fail because social and historical forces outpace engineering, with concrete gripes: unit tests, functional…
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Accessing the Google Cloud Platform with C#Jon Skeet01h 04m
Work on C# clients for Google Cloud focuses on removing friction: examples show a low‑level raw gRPC call (manual channel, marshallers), the generated client…
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One kata, three languagesMark Seemann59m
Live coding implements FizzBuzz for numbers 1 to 100 in C#, Haskell and Clojure and compares idioms and testability. Haskell version uses the GHCi REPL…
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Head to Head: Scott Allen and Jon SkeetScott Hanselman01h 05m
Five Stack Overflow .NET puzzles get concrete answers: IQueryable accepts Func vs Expression<Func> so ORMs can translate queries to SQL while IEnumerable runs…
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Looking forward to Bootstrap 4Shawn Wildermuth01h 02m
Bootstrap 4 moves the codebase from Less to Sass and rewrites the JavaScript with AMD support and optional flexbox, adds an extra XL breakpoint, renames…
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Node.js Crash Course for .NET DevelopersDavid Neal01h 00m
Node.js pitches JavaScript on the server with an asynchronous event loop, 250,000+ modules (npm) and fast V8 performance; case studies claim PayPal rebuilt…
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50 Shades of AppSecTroy Hunt59m
Shows how cheap and automated attacks really are: a five year old bypasses Xbox parental controls, a Bishop browser extension and Havij automate discovery and…
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Akka.NET: The Future of Distributed Programming in .NETAaron Stannard01h 14m
Explains how Akka.NET maps the actor model into .NET with modules: akka core, akka.remote, akka.cluster (gossip membership), and akka.persistence (event…
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Performance as a First Class Feature with NBenchAaron Stannard54m
NBench is a .NET test framework that treats performance as a first class feature, letting CI run performance specification assertions and build a performance…
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Faster Websites with WebPageTestNik Molnar59m
Free open source WebPageTest measures why pages are slow not just that they are, using worldwide agents that run up to nine timed runs (self‑hosted agents…
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The Rest of ReSTDylan Beattie01h 04m
Starts from a small profiles API and shows concrete failure modes: a collection that scales to two million entries clobbers bandwidth, paginated endpoints leak…
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Continuous deployment in under 60 minutes with Octopus DeployDamian Brady01h 02m
Builds a complete continuous deployment pipeline from scratch in under 60 minutes: installs Octopus Server (SQL Express backing), configures deploy agents…
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Deploying Kubernetes, a Container Cluster ManagerBen Hall01h 01m
Kubernetes manages hundreds-to-thousands of Docker containers with concrete features: an etcd cluster stores state, pods group co‑running containers, and…
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Where did you find that?Niall Merrigan54m
Demonstrates specific, repeatable finds: use Shodan and SearchDiggity to locate VNC on 5900/5901 consoles, open MongoDB servers (examples with 381 GB and a 1.1…
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Microsoft Azure Without MicrosoftDavid Giard58m
Concrete examples and demos of running non‑Microsoft stacks on Azure: 30% Linux on Azure VMs, prebuilt VM templates: Ubuntu, RHEL, Oracle and MEAN/LAMP images…
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Deploying Docker Containers on Windows Server 2016Ben Hall58m
Docker now runs native Windows binaries: Windows Server 2016 adds native container support with two base images (Server Core and Nano), the Docker engine, and…
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The Force Awakens: Mastering Your Inner DeveloperLars Klint52m
Claims that writing down goals makes you 50% more likely to achieve them and cites a business study where 3% of MBAs out-earn the other 97 because they set and…
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Effective Data VisualizationDavid Giard51m
Argues that charts must be truthful and compact: keep the data-ink ratio high, remove redundant gridlines and legends, and label directly so users don’t have…
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The Technical Debt TrapDoc Norton53m
Argues that “technical debt” properly means a deliberate, repayable shortcut backed by clean code with tests, not sloppy or legacy cru; shows code examples…
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Patterns and practices for real-world event-driven microservicesRachel Reese55m
Jet.com runs roughly 700 microservices (est. 400–1,000), puts 90–95% of code in F# (90–95%), and runs on Azure with Kafka/SQL/Blob storage; event-driven and…
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Building Code Analyzers with the new C# compiler platform (Roslyn)Filip W01h 01m
We all love Resharper and its amazing code analysis capabilities, right? Now with Roslyn you can built IDE code fixes and refactoring extensions yourself. Move…
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Deploying and Scaling MicroservicesSam Newman01h 04m
Argues services must be independently deployable and use one artifact for all environments, showing concrete artifact options: tarballs (fragile), OS packages…
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Open Source From The TrenchesJames Newton-King53m
Json.NET starts as a 2006 one‑developer serializer that becomes widely adopted via blog posts, NuGet and GitHub, and shows concrete wins: integrated into…
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The Silver Bullet SyndromeHadi Hariri45m
Claims that every new language, framework or platform will solve everything, then shows failures: WCF marketed as a unified silver bullet yet introduced…
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DIY Security for the Amateur SuperheroLaura Bell58m
Engineers get concrete tactics: run the OASP dependency checker or track packages with libraries.io to avoid “left‑pad” style supply‑chain worms (one six‑line…
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Awesome Node.js microservices in the cloud for (almost) freeGojko Adzic01h 06m
Shows how to run small Node.js APIs on AWS Lambda + API Gateway, replacing bulky Heroku VMs and removing about 50% of legacy orchestration code. Demonstrates a…
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JavaScript's Most WantedTodd H. Gardner01h 04m
A live demo shows six concrete production failures and how to find and fix them: scripty joe is browser obfuscation from cross‑origin scripts — fix by adding…
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ASP.NET Core – OWIN in disguiseChris Klug58m
Claims that OWIN is just one delegate plus a dictionary and shows ASP.NET Core replacing that with a typed HttpContext replaces IDictionary while keeping the…
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ServerlessSam Kroonenburg, Peter Sbarski58m
Built a production learning platform that runs without servers, using AWS Lambda, Firebase and many cloud services; it scales from zero to tens of thousands of…
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Web Diagnostics with a Glimpse into ASP.NETAnthony van der Hoorn01h 04m
Live diagnostics for ASP.NET that injects a bottom HUD bar and a full-page inspector, revealing server vs client timings, routing decisions, model binding…
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Creating Cross Platform Games with UnityBrian Lagunas01h 02m
Live demo builds a tiny island game in Unity 3D: create Terrain, paint textures and grass, add trees and water from the Asset Store, drop a first‑person…
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Electron - Writing desktop applications using web technologiesMahesh Krishnan, Cristian Prieto01h 01m
Electron packages Chromium plus Node so one codebase runs on Mac, Windows and Linux; real apps like Atom, Slack and Visual Studio Code use it. A working…
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Video Transcoding at Scale for ABC iviewDaphne Chong01h 00m
ABC iview standardizes incoming files into six renditions (five video, one audio) at 1500k–220k, crops anamorphic bars, normalizes audio, applies a scaled…
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Building Reactive Services using Functional ProgrammingRachel Reese48m
Company stack uses F# for most backend work and runs ~20,000 orders/day. Code demonstrates immutable events, async workflows with let! and…
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Managing Enterprise and Consumer Identity with Azure Active DirectoryNick Pinheiro50m
Compares Azure AD, Azure AD Premium and Azure AD B2C free to 50,000 users and shows exactly how to wire up social logins (Facebook, Google), create application…
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F# in the Real WorldYan Cui01h 00m
Gamesys social team uses F# to run backends for 1 million DAU and about 250 million daily requests, claiming a fivefold server efficiency gain and over 90%…
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How to build .NET MicroservicesRichard Banks01h 03m
Practical walkthrough of building .NET microservices that uses EventStore for event sourcing, RabbitMq and Redis for messaging and read-cache, and EasyNetQ and…
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Holographic Programming – Exploring the HoloLensLars Klint01h 01m
Shows actual HoloLens development: use Unity + Visual Studio and the Holographic Dev Kit/emulator to build UWP apps, export scenes, deploy and test; four core…
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How to Hack Your Own Mobile AppAlec Tucker49m
Focuses on Xamarin apps and demonstrates concrete attacks: jailbreaking an iPhone, installing Cydia/OpenSSH, using Clutch + Hopper to dump and modify a…
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Practical Microservice SecurityLaura Bell01h 02m
Covers concrete risks and fixes for real microservice setups: token/JWT misuse and a base64 pitfall, fragmented auth across legacy services, and how…
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Rider Tips & TricksHadi Hariri01h 01m
Rider is a cross‑platform .NET IDE claiming to be much smaller and faster than Visual Studio — 300 MB install versus gigabytes — built on the IntelliJ platform…
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The Experimentation MindsetDoc Norton01h 00m
Shows that tiny wording flips learning outcomes with a fifth grade math experiment where praising effort produces rising grades while praising smartness…
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Aurelia - Next Generation Web AppsAshley M Grant53m
Aurelia builds apps with plain ES2015/ES2016 JavaScript transpiled by Babel or TypeScript, split into optional modules so the router or other pieces are…
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Centralised Logging without the blood, sweat and tearsPaul Stack01h 02m
Shows a working pipeline that replaces a 171‑server, $38k/month legacy stack with a managed AWS setup using Kinesis shards → Lambda consumer → Amazon…
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Docker and ServiceFabric - A taste of two platformsMichele Bustamante01h 10m
Compares concrete workflows: builds a Node Docker image, pushes to a registry, and runs containers with Jenkins/Docker Hub; deploys containers to Azure…
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Beyond console.logAaron Powell53m
Practical demo of browser devtools across Chrome, Edge and Firefox, showing concrete commands and tricks rather than theory: use console.table, console.assert…
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Visual Studio 2016 + Talk DevOps pleaseAdam Cogan51m
Visual Studio 15 trims startup and install pain (small VS Code installers under 300MB, 3% faster IDE, open-folder without .sln, conditional debugger step-into…
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Windows 10 for IoTDave Glover59m
Claims that Windows 10 IoT brings full Windows security and tooling down to tiny devices: Windows 10 IoT Core is free and runs on Raspberry Pi 2+, with secure…
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Azure IoT ServiceDave Glover41m
Raspberry Pi Zero running Python on Linux sends JSON sensor readings (temp, pressure, light, motion) into Azure IoT Hub using the open source C++/Python SDKs…
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Pacts to the Rescue! Making your microservices play nicely togetherBeth Skurrie39m
Pact enforces consumer-driven contracts by having the consumer tests run against a mock provider that writes JSON pact files, then replaying those requests…
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Distributed Computing made easy with Azure Service FabricMagnus Mårtensson01h 01m
Overview of Microsoft Azure Service Fabric: a distributed platform that runs the same code locally or on Azure, supports stateful microservices with built‑in…
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Angular 2 for Angular 1 developersMohamed Meligy01h 11m
Compares concrete Angular 1 patterns to Angular 2 equivalents with code-level specifics: component decorators and selector → directive mapping, constructor…
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Lessons learnt using GoPaul Bouwer46m
Rewrites a cross‑platform ScriptCS version manager (svm) from bash/PowerShell into Go to produce a single statically linked binary per OS by toggling…
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Cross Platform Mobile with XAML and MVVMNigel Sampson57m
Shows how to share UI and logic across iOS Android and Windows using C# and Xamarin with concrete choices: Portable Class Libraries vs Shared Projects vs…
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Don’t Be Dilbert: Survival Tactics for Uninspiring WorkplacesKylie Hunt57m
Global Gallup data shows only 13% of employees are engaged, 63% are indifferent and 24% actively disengage; engaged teams are 31% more productive and 3× more…
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The State of Mobile Development with JavaScriptJohn Bristowe01h 04m
Survey of current JavaScript mobile options with hands‑on demos: creates Cordova and Ionic projects via CLI, adds plugins, builds an IPA/APK and emulates…
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Teaching Kids ProgrammingLynn Langit01h 09m
Free TKP Java courseware translates visual programming into a graded 40‑hour Java bridge: 77 lessons, a 100‑page teacher manual, screencasts and…
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What makes React different?Jake Ginnivan01h 04m
Argues React treats UI as a pure function of application state, using virtual DOM diffing and one-way data flow to avoid fragile two‑way bindings. Demonstrates…
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Orleans Architecture PatternsSergey Bykov, John Azariah01h 04m
Orleans exposes a virtual actor model where addressable grains auto-activate/deactivate, guarantee single-threaded execution per grain, and optionally persist…
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Cloud DevopsPaul Stack, Lynn Langit01h 03m
Live demos build real infra: Terraform provisions Azure VM Scale Sets and AWS VPC/ECS clusters, shows terraform plan and graphing, and warns state defaults to…
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Real-time Twitter analysis with Reactive ExtensionsNiall Connaughton01h 02m
Live Twitter streams get replayed from election and Q&A episodes and processed with RxJS to produce tweets‑per‑minute rates (peaks ~800 tpm) using rolling…
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This is not the Async you are looking forLiam Westley01h 03m
Explains exactly what Async/Await does and does not do: it helps with IO-bound work like CopyFileAsync with streams but not unlimited CPU parallelism…
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Soft Skills for the DeveloperMahesh Krishnan56m
Covers concrete soft skills with actionable techniques: cites Amy Cuddy’s power posing research (saliva tests show lower cortisol and higher testosterone after…
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Project Kudu, The Magic Behind Azure App Services' Continuous DeploymentEmad Alashi46m
Project Kudu is the open‑source engine behind Azure Web Apps continuous deployment; it creates a per‑site Git repo and a dot‑SCM endpoint that receives…
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Stairway to Cloud: Orleans Framework for building Halo-scale systemsSergey Bykov01h 10m
Orleans implements a virtual actor runtime (grains) that auto-activates, pages state to storage, and guarantees single-threaded execution per actor so code…
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Debugging Your Website with Fiddler and Chrome Developer ToolsRobert Boedigheimer01h 01m
Shows how to use Fiddler and Chrome DevTools to find concrete failures: Fiddler runs as a proxy that captures mobile devices via proxy, Composer replays and…
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Debugging your communication for more success and efficiency in DevOpsSabine Wojcieszak58m
DevOps succeeds when communication is debugged not when more tools are added: tools help but cannot replace communication. Measured impact is 7% words, 38%…
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Beyond Docker BuzzwordsKiruthika Samapathy59m
Explains why Docker isn’t magic for scalability and shows concrete uses and tradeoffs: Linux kernel features like cgroups and namespaces plus copy‑on‑write…
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Domain Architecture Isomorphism and the Inverse Conway ManeuverDylan Beattie57m
Argues that Conway’s Law explains why architecture fails and prescribes reorganizing people to match domain boundaries: one team per backlog and two-pizza…
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Code it like C#, run it like ErlangPhilip Laureano55m
Shows how C# code runs like Erlang by using Akka.NET actors, router pools and round‑robin routers to process millions of clickstream events across AWS EC2…
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Continuous Delivery and DevOps and Robots; Oh my!Fabien Ruffin, Jason Brown01h 06m
Domain migrates 100+ .NET apps to a microservice platform with infrastructure-as-code so teams push code and AWS CloudFormation plus PowerShell DSC boots…
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Functional Programming for the EverymanDaniel Chambers01h 02m
Shows concrete rewrites in C# and JavaScript that replace mutable loops and index math with expressions using LINQ/lodash pipelines, a zip/polling with concat…
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Azure Machine Learning for the DeveloperPeter Myers01h 05m
Step-by-step demo of building a predictive pipeline: prepare a 10,000-row CSV in Excel/Power Query, convert profit to four labels, train multiple models in…
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Angular 2 War StoriesAngular 2 War StoriesAdam Stephensen, Duncan Hunter01h 02m
Reports experience shipping Angular 2 in large enterprise apps (about 12 production apps) and shows concrete choices: use TypeScript, favor the angular-cli for…
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...because quality starts in your headSabine Wojcieszak48m
Argues that quality is a mindset, not a process, with concrete workplace examples: a live condom usability demo to show usability versus safety tradeoffs, a…
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Creative Technology in the Classroom: Lessons from Teachers and StudentsCathy Hunt01h 02m
Classroom deployments show specific gaps and workarounds: more than 47% teacher attrition within five years, only 54% of students (grades 6–12) get daily…
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Agile Project Management Anti-PatternsKasia Mrowca01h 00m
Argues that companies rename waterfall to agile and end up with JIRA-first processes, huge backlogs (one example: 1523 backlog items), and long projects that…
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The Future of automated testingGojko Adzic59m
Predicts testing shifts from expensive edge cases to cheap mass experiments by combining cloud farms, device probes and ML: runs on Amazon Device Farm and…
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A Walk Through Electron's InternalsBrendan Forster53m
Covers how Electron assembles Chromium, Node and V8 into a desktop runtime: Libchromium content is patched per Chrome release (patches must be reapplied for…
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MicrotestingMatt Davies, Rob Moore01h 05m
Claim: fewer, higher-value tests give equal or better confidence and much faster feedback by replacing the rigid pyramid with pragmatic, feature-focused…
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Sherlock Homepage - A detective story about running large web servicesMaarten Balliauw01h 09m
NuGet experiences 8–10M requests/day and a cascade of real bugs: a removed custom load balancer probe fixes a DNS failover outage; search service spends 58% of…
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Faster & less risky releases with feature flagsEdith Harbaugh59m
Feature flags let teams push code live turned off and then control exposure to users, enabling them to separate deployment from rollout and throttle by…
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Inside the new team buildRichard Banks57m
Microsoft rewrites Team Build as a task runner that runs PowerShell on Windows and Node on Linux/macOS, replaces controllers with agent pools where agents…
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Create the Internet of Your Things - The Microsoft Azure IoT SuiteStefano Tempesta01h 01m
Azure IoT Solutions shows a working pipeline: register devices with a IoT Hub device identity registry, send JSON telemetry over Event Hub via AMQP from…
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HTTP/2 : What you need to knowRobert Boedigheimer01h 00m
HTTP/2 replaces text framing with a binary protocol that multiplexes many requests over a single TCP connection, eliminates HTTP/1.1 head‑of‑line blocking for…
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A picture is worth 1000 lines of codeMike Minutillo56m
Shows how the C4 technique plus tooling turns unreadable code into actionable diagrams: uses C4 model for context/containers/components/classes, the…
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TypeScript : More than just another JS transpilerBasarat Ali Syed57m
TypeScript claims to be just JavaScript plus optional annotations and proves it by compiling TS/TSX with ts-loader + webpack into browser JavaScript while…
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Modern AuthenticationRob Moore01h 02m
Explains why passwords fail (millions breached, incidents every few weeks), shows a working IdentityServer3 demo and a JavaScript client using the implicit…
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What's new in Xamarin.FormsMichael Ridland01h 01m
Covers concrete 2.x improvements: 1500 bugs fixed and rendering changes that make apps 5–10x faster on average. Demos show ListView cell recycling…
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Streams, lakes and oceans – working with on big data with Azure MLBarbara Fusinska01h 01m
Azure ML Studio model training stays under a ~10 GB limit while deployed models serve as REST endpoints; a demo pipeline uses Event Hubs → Stream Analytics to…
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Let's talk AuthJordan Knight58m
A centralised auth site takes an Azure B2C OpenID Connect token, maps external identity into an internal account and issues JWT signed tokens that APIs accept…
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Power BI for the DeveloperPeter Myers01h 03m
Live demo builds a real‑time dashboard by creating a dataset, push rows via REST API and by streaming events from an Azure Event Hub through Azure Stream…
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Look Ma! No servers!Erwin van der Koogh53m
Builds a demo forum that uses AWS Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB, S3 and CloudFront, chaining events so writes to DynamoDB trigger other Lambdas, SNS and SES…
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Developing Distributed Systems with Apache MesosYaniv Rodenski01h 00m
Shows a working Mesos framework (Scala JVM scheduler + custom executor) that actually downloads files across a cluster using resource offers and the built‑in…
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Learning to program or speak a foreign language?Anita Mongia46m
One attendee knows six spoken languages but fails a compulsory C++ course and reverse-engineers why; research cited shows MRI finds overlap between programming…
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A developers guide to the UX galaxyTess Ferrandez-Norlander01h 02m
A practical method called tenets and traps surfaces nine concrete attributes of good UX and the common failures that break them, packaged as a deck of cards…
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Facebook Development with ASP.NET and Microsoft AzureNick Pinheiro57m
A ready-made Visual Studio solution called Facebook Solution Framework wires ASP.NET Identity to Azure App Services (Web, Mobile, API, Logic) and a new C#…
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Diving into Elasticsearch with .NETRuss Cam01h 04m
Covers using Elasticsearch.Net and NEST from .NET to index and query real datasets (full Stack Overflow history plus Australian suburbs) on a single-node…
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.NET to The Power of R(1)TJ Gokcen01h 01m
Shows how R scripts run from Visual Studio Tools for R and how the SQL Server 2016 R engine can be invoked to produce PNGs and HTML that an ASP.NET MVC…
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Scaling Professional Scrum with Visual Studio Team ServicesMartin Hinshelwood49m
Shows how Visual Studio Team Services implements a Nexus for Nexus (3–9 teams) by using a VSTS team project with area paths to give each squad its own backlog…
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A Security Tester's ToolboxNiall Merrigan01h 00m
Kali plus Nmap, Wi‑Fi Pineapple and cheap Alfa cards are used to find targets; Searchsploit/Exploit‑DB holds ~335,484 exploits and CVE feeds showed ~7,988 new…
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JavaScript through HistoryCristian Prieto52m
Tracks JavaScript from 1993 Mosaic to ES2016, explaining concrete turning points: Netscape embeds a quick language called Mocha built in ten days, renamed…
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Lightweight C# with Omnisharp and C# scriptingFilip W56m
For years, due to the nature of C# projects, C# developers were confined to Visual Studio as their only IDE, and Windows as their only development…
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Performance & Stability Anti patternsAlex Mackey52m
Shows concrete anti-patterns and fixes: use Polly for retries, exponential backoff and circuit breaker policies; always set timeouts and avoid trusting…
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How to defeat feature gluttonyKasia Mrowca01h 03m
Feature gluttony makes products slow, brittle and expensive: one client ships with 1,053 backlog items, UIs cram too many controls, and production sometimes…
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