What is central to any developer conference? In my opinion, any conference is not determined by the organizers, not the premises or even the presence of meals. They are primarily determined by the people and the reports they give. After all, with suitable and interesting reports, the rest goes to the background =) Therefore, when designing the next online meeting of .Net developers, we very responsibly approached the question of choosing speakers and topics. In the conference-saturated autumn, we are pleased to present an online conference on development on the .Net platform.

What will happen? Three NOT chewed far and wide, themes. Online conference, which you can go to for free, from any city. And listen about the new C # 6 language, Roslyn and its evolution history, about the opportunity to make the smart home familiar to the .Net developer, the means and about the automatic verification of application design violations with the help of the reputed PostSharp product, which recently acquired a new function and supported cross-platform development with Xamarin

I recommend to go under the cat (or directly to us in DevLabs ) and get acquainted with the speakers and topics of reports in more detail and sign up. After all, a few hours of expert opinion will never hurt.
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Online meeting will be held: December 20, Saturday, from 11:00 to 15:30

Videos of all reports will be available to registered participants during the week after the event.

What's new in C # 6?

Sergey SergeyT Teplyakov is probably one of the most recognizable people in the .Net community, because he made an enormous contribution to the development of .Net in Habré. Having entered the list of Top-5 .Net Habra people , he presented us with dozens of fascinating articles on various topics. I will provide links only to some of his articles (with all I ask you to go to his profile):

• What do unit tests mean to you?
• Closures on loop variables in C # 5
• Moki and stubs
• Ideal architecture
• Observable.Generate and list listings
• Repeated generation of exceptions
• Dispose pattern

What does Sergey want to talk with you about? The report will consider new features of the C # 6.0 language, the history of its development and the direction of evolution of future versions. Let's talk about the Roslyn project, about the effect of functional programming on the C # language and about what good has appeared in C # 6.0, and what has never been included in this version.

Check for application design violations with PostSharp

Andrew VioletTape Gordienkov, although he did not have time to gain such weight in the blogs of Habr, nevertheless, is no less an active member of the .Net community, carrying his knowledge to the masses. Now, who was absent at the recent .NEXT conference, they will be able to listen to an excellent product, which has existed for years, and many large IT companies are pleased with their stability. Such as, for example, Deutsche Bank, Microsoft, E-Bay, Oracle. Being, in fact, an evangelist of the PostSharp platform, he uses it everywhere in all projects in which he can and will tell you many tasty details. By analogy with the previous author, I will provide links to his works:

• His main blog has many interesting articles.
• Assert DSL on the example .Net
• Various Visual Studio profiles and installation of extensions to them
• Architecture and Architects
• Eloquera 4

Theses of his report: the report will tell and show how using PostSharp at the compilation stage you can get warnings about a violation of the intended design. For example, you use unbutable objects for multithreaded processing. And at some point you forget about it and change something in the object. PostSharp will remind you that you are wrong. Or, for example, if you use the WriteReaderLock model, you can simplify the code and validate the use at the compilation stage ...

And you will learn how to independently write such checks at any level of granularity - assembly, class, object, field, method.

What we should build a smart home

Pavel Tsytovich is not represented on our resource, however, if someone was interested in learning and seminars on the .Net platform, they will surely remember him and his reports at various conferences, because he is a very experienced teacher at Luxoft and knows how the merits of various solutions and about their shortcomings firsthand.

At our conference, Pavel will tell if the .Net platform can help in building a smart home, if using a small Raspberry PI computer as a controller, how to get a practical and cheap smart home solution. We will discuss the options for organizing the user interface of systems like “Smart Home” and have a discussion on how best for a simple user to describe the rules of behavior of a smart home.

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To register, and just to postpone to think, we suggest to follow the link and enter your minimum data in the registration form. We very much hope that you will like the meeting.

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