Session Schedule

Architecting and Building Serverless Solutions in Azure

Presented by: Brian Gorman

This workshop is a guided activity to learn, architect, and implement a real-world, serverless solution in the Microsoft Azure ecosystem. The tools utilized will include Azure Functions, Cosmos DB, Event Grid, Logic Apps, Application Insights, and Azure storage. After completing the workshop,...

Building Trust and Breaking Barriers (with LEGO!)

Presented by: Thomas Haver

LEGO(R) sets are fun to build, but who has ever attempted to build a set without looking at the instructions? In this workshop, attendees will form teams and attempt to build a LEGO(R) set without instructions. Through a series of iterative exercises that provide more product details, the teams will...

Have you ever thought of joining the Mob?

Presented by: Fred Estabrook, Chris O'Connor

Ahh!! It's a Mob of philanthropic humanitarians. What will we do?!?! Quick pull down an open source refactorable project from GitHub and set them on it. In this session team members can and will participate in this interactive workshop. Come join the group mind, all roles and experience levels...

A Kid's Introduction to 3D Modeling (Tues)

Presented by: Brian Carnes

This session is targeted for children. All ages of children are welcome (with a responsible adult). We will tour the maker lab and talk about the exciting world of 3D printing. We will look at the printers as well as models made on them and pass around lots of things. We will also go over basics of...

KidzMash Makerz

Hands on STEM activities for all ages. Come be creative with Ozobots, Snap Circuits, friction, catapults and more! (Kidz must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.)

Maker Museum and Open Lab (Tues)

Presented by: Greg Huber

Come visit the Maker Museum and Open Lab, in the Mangrove room. You will be able to: Learn to solder Learn to tinker on hardware and develop software to run sketches using Circuit Python Check out different projects Hang out and meet with other Makers and see what they are building or working...

Test-Design Based Thinking For Fun and Profit

Presented by: Jenna Charlton, Jenny Bramble

Test design-based thinking is critical at every level of software development, starting at the user story and continuing until the code has been deployed to production. Testers, developers, designers, and product owners all benefit from understanding the basic techniques for developing good test...

Rea11y Simple #A11y: A Focused Accessibility Workshop

Presented by: Chris DeMars

Accessibility on the web is increasing in visibility, yet some web creators are still unfamiliar with how to create an amazing, accessible user experience. Spoiler alert, it starts with design, but what happens after that? In this workshop, I will walk the attendees through a site that has multiple...

Build Your Own Portable Gaming System - Part 2

Presented by: Paul Pagel

Looking for a portable gaming system that you can hack on?  Want to learn how to solder and assemble your own circuit board?  Perhaps you want to re- experience the classic games and computer systems of your childhood.  Maybe you want to make and process CD-quality audio from a variety of...

From idea to physical series: A basic overview of the world of CAD and 3D Printing (Tues)

Presented by: Brian Carnes

This session will talk about the exciting world of 3D printing with a bit of the history of the technology. We will look at the lab’s printers as well as models made on them. We’ll then cover choosing a CAD app and will briefly cover using curated 3D printer object libraries and different CAD...

Intro to Bluefruit Circuit Python (Tues)

Presented by: Greg Huber

Want to learn how to make blinky light or beepy noise things? Or.. Possibly something a little more ambitious? Learn how to code the Adafruit Bluefruit Circuit Playground in the Maker Space. Purchase the Bluefruit project kit on Eventbrite where you bought your CodeMash ticket (limited...

From idea to physical: A demo of how to make CAD models in Rhino3d. (Tues)

Presented by: Brian Carnes

This lab is intended to be a fast-paced technology walk-through of the process of creating a 3D printed object. We will focus in on the process of using CAD to create our model with a NURBS modeler called Rhino3D and will walk through the UI and how Rhino uses basic curves and shapes to create more...

From idea to physical series: Additional Castle project walk-through Rhino project. (Tues)

Presented by: Brian Carnes

Can’t get enough model building? Want to make something more advanced than your basic cups/keychains/challenge coins? We’ve noticed we have some repeat students each year on our kids track that just love to build models, and we’ve also run several years of our introductory track for adults. We...

Prepare Your ASP.NET Core Application for 🚀 Liftoff: Hardening Your Applications for Production 1/2

Presented by: Kevin Griffin, Kendall Miller

You're about to push your latest project out to the launch pad - nearly every feature is complete, it's quick, and you're excited for launch day. But are you ready to achieve orbit and stay there safely? * Will it still be responsive when everyone uses it at the same time? * Do you have enough...

Foundations for the New DBA

Presented by: Peter Shore

It doesn’t matter if you are a Junior DBA, an accidental DBA or all the way up to a Senior DBA, the infrastructure your SQL Server environment runs on is important. Many among the DBA community came in as developers or perhaps directly into database administration roles it is equally possible that...

Realizing The Benefits Of Container DevSecOps With AWS

Presented by: James Strong, Colin Detwiller, Matthew Garber

Attendees will learn how to set up, harden, & secure a container pipeline in AWS in this workshop using no servers for that pipeline. Please attend, If you’re interested in integrating security and compliance into a container pipeline to realize the benefits of DevSecOps. We will be using these...

A Kid's Introduction to 3D Modeling (Weds)

Presented by: Brian Carnes

This session is targeted for children. All ages of children are welcome (with a responsible adult). We will tour the maker lab and talk about the exciting world of 3D printing. We will look at the printers as well as models made on them and pass around lots of things. We will also go over basics of...

Maker Museum and Open Lab (Weds)

Presented by: Greg Huber

Come visit the Maker Museum and Open Lab, in the Mangrove room. You will be able to: Learn to solder Learn to tinker on hardware and develop software to run sketches using Circuit Python Check out different projects Hang out and meet with other Makers and see what they are building or working...

Using Python to Develop a Discord Bot

Presented by: Raphael Gotfryd

**Requires Free Ticket** Discord is the best way to communicate with your gamer friends. But what if I told you that you could create games with it? Well, you can in the form of a Discord bot. In this session we will go over many details about the Discord bot, and have a code along where you can...

Lunch

Decouple and Scale Applications with Queues

Presented by: Curtis Darst

Queues are not just for theme park rides. Understanding the process of decoupling your application to support massive scale. Session includes discussion and examples around queue type, security, delivery, DLQ, and integration with your existing applications. Workshop includes a hands-on development...

Learning Feedback with LEGO: The Building Blocks of Giving and Receiving Feedback

Presented by: Arthur Doler

You dread your annual review time. You cringe at retrospectives. You wince in the face of a 360 Review. You don't like feedback - and you're not alone. Receiving feedback is hard, and when we ask for help with it we just get more feedback. On top of that, your brain doesn't like feedback, and it has...

KidzMash Makerz

Hands on STEM activities for all ages. Come be creative with Ozobots, Snap Circuits, friction, catapults and more! (Kidz must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.)

KidzMash Chase Video Game Workshop

Presented by: Christopher Judd

**Requires Free Ticket** Playing video games is fun right? How about writing your own? In this session, you will learn how to use the free open source JavaScript Phaser.io game framework to create a basic chase game. You will have a blast creating the game, playing the game and finally adding your...

Build an Enigma Machine! (1st session)

Presented by: Steven Swenson

( There are TWO scheduled Enigma machine sessions. Please only sign up for one of the two scheduled sessions so every child has the opportunity to attend.) Do you love having secrets? Want to share some secrets with friends? In this hands-on workshop each person will build an Enigma encryption...

How would you print that? (Panel) (Weds)

Presented by: Brian Carnes

We have a wealth of different perspectives reflected with our 3D printing room staff- including tinkering hobbyists, hardcore makers, and even that of using multiple printer types repeatably in a small business setting. We thought it would be fun to share these various perspectives on how we...

Breakfast

Leadership is Not Management, Expectations Versus Reality.

Presented by: Stacie Bacon

Moving from the role of a software engineer to a technology leader is both a rewarding and challenging experience. In this session, I will share helpful tips, strategies, resources, and insights regarding the shift into leadership as I pull back the curtain on my journey going from expert doer to...

Dark UX Patterns

Presented by: Vitaliy Matiyash

Congratulations! You are the 1,000,000th visitor to our website. Click here to redeem your prize! Just provide your date of birth and phone number to get started. Learn about Dark UX Patterns, how they work, how they trick you and what companies are the worst offenders. Roach Motel, Privacy...

The Science of Testing

Presented by: Thomas Haver

In the past decade the software development paradigm has shifted to “deliver fast” -- with concomitant frameworks and methodologies to support that emphasis – but without proper consideration of quality. So most teams end up failing fast and hard when development continues beyond a shaky...

A Kid's Introduction to 3D Modeling (Thurs)

Presented by: Brian Carnes

This session is targeted for children. All ages of children are welcome (with a responsible adult). We will tour the maker lab and talk about the exciting world of 3D printing. We will look at the printers as well as models made on them and pass around lots of things. We will also go over basics of...

Maker Museum and Open Lab (Thurs)

Presented by: Greg Huber

Come visit the Maker Museum and Open Lab, in the Mangrove room. You will be able to: Learn to solder Learn to tinker on hardware and develop software to run sketches using Circuit Python Check out different projects Hang out and meet with other Makers and see what they are building or working...

Asynchronous JavaScript: Livin' On A Prayer

Presented by: Bob Fornal

There is a unique world where Single-Threaded JavaScript manages to be much more. JavaScript interacts with its environment in ways that allow it to handle Asynchronous activities. Using several detailed code examples, we will examine these examples in a unique way to show how these interactions...

Effective Data Visualization

Presented by: David Giard

We spend much of our time collecting and analyzing data. That data is only useful if it can be displayed in a meaningful, understandable way. Yale professor Edward Tufte presented many ideas on how to effectively present data to an audience or end user. In this session, I will explain some of...

The Four Principles of Accessibility

Presented by: Homer Gaines

Within the WCAG 2.1, web-accessible content is broken into four principles collectively referred to as POUR. This acronym stands for Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, and Robust. These four areas specifically target areas where users have the most trouble when accessing digital content and...

KidzMash Makerz

Hands on STEM activities for all ages. Come be creative with Ozobots, Snap Circuits, friction, catapults and more! (Kidz must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.)

Intro to Bluefruit Circuit Python (Thurs)

Presented by: Greg Huber

Want to learn how to make blinky light or beepy noise things? Or.. Possibly something a little more ambitious? Learn how to code the Adafruit Bluefruit Circuit Playground in the Maker Space. Purchase the Bluefruit project kit on Eventbrite where you bought your CodeMash ticket (limited...

Are You Ready for a Senior Role?

Presented by: Jenny Bramble

Moving from being a mid level engineer a senior role can feel like a huge leap--especially when your new responsibilities aren't well defined. What does it mean to embrace a senior role? It's not just about experience and years on the job; it's an entire mindset shift. Jenny Bramble, Director of...

Hacking Your Vacation: Using Data for Fun

Presented by: Becky Gandillon

Data can be powerful, meaningful, AND fun. Making data-driven decisions can level up your family vacation from awful to awesome. In this session, attendees will walk through a specific example showing how to analyze various data sources to avoid crowds, save money, and piece together a Disney World...

Where has Jane Gone?

Presented by: Karen Linden

Have you ever been told if you were like that male developer over there you get somewhere? Have you removed you first name from your Resume to get more interviews? Have you been excluded from a meeting because afraid that they will offend you? Have you ever been called bossy? Have you ever...

What a global pandemic can tell you about better DevOps practices

Presented by: Jeremy Meiss

In early 2020 a global pandemic set in motion events which none of us could predict. With anonymous data collected from 900k+ devs, 50K orgs, and 60m+ builds/mo we found some interesting insights into better DevOps practices. Since then, we've seen even more interesting activities happen, which shed...

Lunch

Dungeons, Dragons, and Graph Databases

Presented by: Guy Royse

Are you an adventurer? Do you want gold? Experience? Levels? Of course you do! And where do you get these things? The dungeon, where else? That wonderful container of all things adventurous! But, unfortunately, dungeons aren't setup for the convenience of adventurers who wish to extract these fine...

Explain DevOps To Me Like I’m Five: DevOps for Managers

Presented by: Gene Gotimer

Organizations and leaders are often supportive of DevOps, but they don’t always understand what DevOps is and what it will change. It isn’t a one-size-fits-all issue; different environments need different benefits from a DevOps transformation. Join Gene Gotimer as he explains the most important...

The Human Side to Testing

Presented by: Amanda Perkins

We’re known for breaking things and testing the limits, and patience, of our team and our systems. We advocate for quality in all things and we advocate for the end user. But, none of us actually think about how our varied backgrounds influence what we do and how we test. In this session...

Protecting your API with OAuth

Presented by: Dan Moore

OAuth is a well known standard and is useful for delegating authentication and authorization decisions to a central identity provider. As a developer, you’ve given a token when a grant completes. But what happens then? This talk will discuss client and server side code and logic needed when...

Rock-Solid Components with TypeScript and GraphQL

Presented by: Mat Warger

Most recent javascript frameworks bring a solid component model to modern web development, but how can you guarantee that your components work correctly? In this session, you learn how the features of TypeScript can be leveraged to bring clarity and dependability when constructing components with...

Enterprise Observability with OpenTelemetry

Presented by: Christopher Judd

Enterprise applications are complex. A transaction starting in the browser will go through proxies, api gateways, security appliances, application performance monitoring tools, logs, microservices and more microservices. Historically there has been no standard way to get observability and...

Time traveling in the cloud. Time series analytics with Microsoft Azure.

Presented by: Sam Vanhoutte

The data collected in IoT scenarios are often thought of as a ‘time series”. Through this data it’s possible to understand the past and use this data to anticipate the future. But time traveling is never straight forward. That’s why in this session Sam will walk you through the processing of...

From idea to physical series: A basic overview of the world of CAD and 3D Printing (Thurs)

Presented by: Brian Carnes

This session will talk about the exciting world of 3D printing with a bit of the history of the technology. We will look at the lab’s printers as well as models made on them. We’ll then cover choosing a CAD app and will briefly cover using curated 3D printer object libraries and different CAD...

Learn to Solder (Thurs)

Presented by: Jameson Hampton

Attend this session to learn how to solder electronic components by assembling a simple LED badge. *** A paid ticket is required for this session. It can be purchased on Event Brite where you bought your CodeMash ticket. Even if you’re a total beginner, don’t be intimidated: anyone can learn to...

From idea to physical: A demo of how to make CAD models in Rhino3d. (Thurs)

Presented by: Brian Carnes

This lab is intended to be a fast-paced technology walk-through of the process of creating a 3D printed object. We will focus in on the process of using CAD to create our model with a NURBS modeler called Rhino3D and will walk through the UI and how Rhino uses basic curves and shapes to create more...

Rethinking Cross Platform with Ionic & React

Presented by: Ionic (Sponsor)

(Presented by Mike Hartington) Building "cross-platform" apps is often a loaded term. With previous experiences defining how people think about the subject. But times have changed, and so has our technology for building cross-platform. In this talk, we'll look at how we can use React, along with...

Using Algorithms to Solve Hard Problems

Presented by: Manifest Solutions (Sponsor)

(Presented by Matt Norby) When faced with a difficult coding problem and a deadline, it's tempting to copy someone else's code without really understanding it, or to lean on what we already know. Often, there are better solutions. By studying algorithms, we gain new problem-solving and evaluation...

AI/ML and drones

Presented by: RIIS LLC (Sponsor)

(Presented by Godfrey Nolan) This session walks you through how our interns took some video from a drone and turned it into an Android App to count cars in a parking lot. This is a practical introduction to drone SDKs, Tensorflow and how to combine the two to do object detection on your Android...

Designing Reusable Components…That Are Actually Reusable

Presented by: Cory House

Modern UIs are often composed of reusable components written in React, Vue, Angular, whatever. In these modern technologies, creating a component is easy. However, creating a truly reusable component is hard. In this session, we'll explore the tradeoffs inherent in reusable component design, and...

Using SVG to create responsive, interactive and animatable graphics

Presented by: Ben Hoffmann

A message is often best stated visually. Traditional methods of designing graphics, diagrams, and charts produce something that retains its aspect ratio, regardless of the size it is viewed. This may work fine for print and slide media, but fails to take advantage of viewing digital content on...

Keeping your Kubernetes Cluster Secure

Presented by: Gene Gotimer

Many organizations are shifting to containers and Kubernetes, and that move means learning new ways to secure their environments. Kubernetes clusters have to be hardened at different levels. We have to consider the nodes where the Kubernetes control plane is running. We also need to secure the...

Exploring the Reactive Landscape

Presented by: Mary Grygleski

As Java is an object-oriented language that inherently supports the imperative programming style, asynchronicity presents a challenge that can turn the code into nightmare. One way to deal with the complexity of asynchronicity is to introduce reactivity onto the coding level (reactive programming),...

Monolith Decomposition and Evolutionary Architectures: How to Safely Modernize Legacy Systems

Presented by: Ben Hoffman

Replacing and re-engineering a new system to replace a legacy or monolithic system, in its entirety, is risky. And after significant investment, the new system often suffers from many of the same issues the old system had. When you combine long development times with big-bang-style deployment, the...

A Perfect Ten: The Data Model

Presented by: Leslie Andrews

Do you know what makes a great data model? What does it mean to be Third Normal Form or a Star Schema? When would you use one over the other and why? How can you identify bad designs? Join Leslie Andrews for a discussion on good and bad data models, and learn what you should do in order to create a...

Making the most of your DevOps Artifacts

Presented by: Matthew Sheehan

With greater emphasis placed on automating the creation of predictable software bundles, you may be asking what are DevOps artifacts and what can you do with them? Well, it turns out you can do many things with them. Artifacts can be the compiled output for your app deployment, or a Nuget or NPM...

Connecting Systems that Never Planned for Each Other - An Introduction to Apache NiFi

Presented by: David Snyder

Apache NiFi can be described as a Swiss army knife for data flow programming. Joe Witt, the creator of NiFi, describes it as a "broker between systems that never knew to plan for each other". This session will illuminate the main features of Apache NiFi, expand on the problems it is best suited...

Dinner

Party! - Desert Bar

Party! - Carnival Games & Casino

Tribal Knowledge in Agile Teams

Presented by: Jeffrey Miller

Let's face it. We don't communicate well, and we document even less. Is it possible to wield information well in an Agile software team? Yes, it is! With consideration, change, and commitment to doing your work differently, it is possible to have relevant and vibrant knowledge resources in an...

Visualizing Code

Presented by: Matt Eland

What happens if we combine the fields of software architecture and data visualization? In this talk, we'll explore what git can tell us about software projects and the teams supporting them by looking at a variety of ways to visualize codebases. Over the course of the talk we'll examine an...

Mission Impossible Prep: Testing with Cypress

Presented by: Bekah Hawrot Weigel

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to ship reliable code. The mission is no different than the others as developers; it's complex, smart, and maybe even seemingly impossible. With no time to waste, you start writing your tests. And with that, you know your mission will succeed. With...

RediSearch: Completing the Beyond SQL Story with Search

Presented by: Brian Sam-Bodden

Do you automatically reach for a relational database for your application’s data needs? There is an unspoken impedance mismatch between expected rates of maturity between an application’s model and its data model. NoSQL/NewSQL and now “beyond SQL” solutions are often met with incredulity...

What are the chances that you will have fun in this session?

Presented by: Vicki Glenn

In this hand on class, you will learn about probability, games of chance (G-rated), and build a dice tower to use with your newly learned games. The kidz will walk away with their own dice tower and directions to a variety of family friendly games.

KidzMash Makerz

Hands on STEM activities for all ages. Come be creative with Ozobots, Snap Circuits, friction, catapults and more! (Kidz must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.)

Building rugged DevOps pipelines with GitHub Actions

Presented by: Brian Gorman

This session dives into using GitHub actions to build out robust DevOps pipelines. In the session, we'll implement an architecture to build a temporary dev environment, and then push the code changes through the pipeline to an end release into production. In addition to just getting the CI/CD...

Consistent cloud environments with Infrastructure as Code

Presented by: Matthew Sheehan

Your SaaS app is doing great, but your cloud environment is growing more and more complex. After years of provisioning additional resources to keep it growing, nobody on the team remembers all of the dependencies anymore, and deployments are hitting snags because the development, testing, and...

Yarn Berry: a next generation package manager

Presented by: Michael Richardson

The recently released Yarn Berry (aka Yarn 2) brings a host of great new features for JavaScript developers. The slick new CLI, more readable output, clear errors, and significant enhancements to workspaces make Yarn Berry a solid upgrade from the already impressive Yarn 1. But with an incredible...

Performance tuning for Azure Cosmos DB

Presented by: Hasan Savran

Azure Cosmos DB is a fully managed service that takes database administration off your hands. Fully Managed Database sounds good, but developers end up with some of the database administration work anyway. As a developer, you will be responsible for changing Indexing policies, configuring...

Let's Learn Magic

Presented by: Nathan Loding

Magic is real. Don't believe me? Come to this session and maybe I change your mind! Magic has been a popular form of entertainment for hundreds of years. Illusions can be big (flying! levitating! making planes disappear!) but it can also be small (predicting a color someone is thinking of! making...

Let’s Build a VR Game! Oculus Quest 2 + Unity + C#

Presented by: Lance Larsen

The Oculus Quest 2 has sold over 8 MILLION devices so far and is projected to sell 18-20 MILLION next year! For the first time VR has broken through the early adopter crowd and is increasingly becoming a mainstream consumer gaming and production device! What does that mean for you? Well you now...

Finding Bigfoot with Redis + RediSearch

Presented by: Guy Royse

Bigfoot has been a staple of American folklore since the 19th century. Many are convinced that Bigfoot is real. Others suggest he’s merely a cultural phenomenon. And some just want to believe. There is even a group, the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization, that tracks Bigfoot sightings and...

Extending Spring Data and Spring Data Redis

Presented by: Brian Sam-Bodden

In this session, Brian will take you along for a journey into the codebases of Spring Data and Spring Data Redis to help you understand how to build your own annotation-based Spring Data extensions. Whether you are building a framework or a business/application-specific extension, understanding the...

Stand Back; I'm going to try Data Science!

Presented by: Matt Eland

Curious about data science and its relation to software engineering? Want to know how to dabble in artificial intelligence or machine learning side projects before taking the plunge? Come check out this session. In this session we'll explore the types of machine learning tasks as I share my own...

Stop your instincts from ruining your career: the science behind emotional intelligence

Presented by: Natalie Hylton

According to the Center for Creative Leadership, 75% of careers are derailed for reasons related to emotional competencies, including inability to handle interpersonal problems, unsatisfactory team leadership in times of difficulty or conflict, or inability to adapt to change or elicit trust. This...

How to build an Android application with JetPack Compose and Kotlin

Presented by: Aaron LaBeau

The world of mobile development is constantly changing and evolving. Google's new JetPack Compose framework for Kotlin allows developers to write mobile applications quickly by using design principles from functional programming while keeping the learning curve down. In this session, Aaron LaBeau...

Introducing the Next Generation to Coding | One Size Doesn't Fit All

Presented by: United Wholesale Mortgage, LLC (Sponsor)

(Presented by Jim Pacyga and Jonathan Ross) A crash course in the variety of ways you, as a parent, can introduce your child or children to the magical world of coding. This session will cover how to recognize and support your child’s critical thinking, problem-solving, and coding skills, using a...

Blazor Stability Testing Tools for Bullet Proof Applications

Presented by: Progress Software (Sponsor)

(Presented by Ed Charbeneau) .NET in the browser may sound like Blazor's strength, however the story of Blazor testing may just be its biggest potential upside. In this session we'll discuss what makes Blazor an ideal candidate for: Unit Testing, Integration Testing, and Automated System Testing.

The Art of Making Culture Stick

Presented by: JPMorgan Chase & Co. (Sponsor)

(Presented by Rebekah Billins) Building Sticky Culture: The glue for JP Morgan Chase's Columbus Asset Management Technology. Orange hair, memes, and arguments over Columbus' best ice cream are just some of the ingredients in Columbus Asset Management Technology's sticky culture. This session will...

Learn to Solder (Fri)

Presented by: Jameson Hampton

Attend this session to learn how to solder electronic components by assembling a simple LED badge. *** A paid ticket is required for this session. It can be purchased on Event Brite where you bought your CodeMash ticket. Even if you’re a total beginner, don’t be intimidated: anyone can learn to...

Easy Domain Driven Design

Presented by: Ryan Foote

Software development is hard. Even with the best intentions, and the most deliberate design processes, we often end up mired in the “big ball of mud” scenario. Where modifications are tedious, enhancements are fraught with unknown side-effects, and troubleshooting is downright nasty. By...

Confessions of a TDD Late Adopter

Presented by: Jeffrey Miller

After two decades of rehashing Test Driven Development techniques, what’s left to say? A lot! Hear from a seasoned software developer and consultant about the journey to TDD adoption despite objections, skepticism, insecurity, and procrastination along the way. Old dogs can learn new...

Surfing in Maui

Presented by: Sam Basu

You are invested in .NET and Xamarin technology stacks. But there are some pain points in the present reality. Perhaps you crave for cohesiveness, maturity and want to have more confidence in the Xamarin and Xamarin.Forms ecosystem? Let’s take a look at the future with .NET MAUI – the evolution...

Jakarta EE 10 is Coming Your Way!

Presented by: Ivar Grimstad

Jakarta EE 9 lowered the barriers of entry and established a foundation for future innovation paving the way for Jakarta EE 10. With Jakarta EE 10, we are introducing a new profile - the Jakarta EE Core Profile. This profile will enable certification of smaller runtimes suitable for microservices...