The final time the Thrive convention was held was in 2019. Now it’s taking place once more Might, 24-25 2022 in Bistrica, Slovenia. I’m excited to offer two shows and a one-day workshop. Are you attending in-person?
Whirlwind tour with .NET from the backend to the frontend
A day earlier than the convention (Might 23, 2022) I’m doing a one-day workshop:
On this someday you’ll see constructing Minimal API with ASP.NET Core, utilizing Entity Framework Core accessing the Cosmos database, making use of the Azure Lively Listing, working with Azure Container Apps and utilizing Blazor in addition to WinUI for the consumer. Attending this present day you’ll get entry to a cool personal repo!
C# and .NET – What’s new?
Throughout the convention I’m giving two shows. The primary one is about information with C# and .NET:
C# 10 and .NET 6 had been launched in 2021, and C# 11 is coming in November 2022. What’s new with the newest variations? What’s coming? C# 10 included file structs, world utilizing directives, file-scoped namespace declarations, pure delegate varieties, and extra. Some highlights of anticipated C# 11 options record patterns, parameter null-checking, and uncooked string literals. You’ll study what’s new and what’s coming with .NET and C#.
Actual-time communication with SignalR
The second presentation is about SignalR:
SignalR presents an abstraction layer to WebSockets and provides you a straightforward approach to ship knowledge from the server to a number of shoppers. This can’t solely be used with chat purposes, but in addition to e.g. let a number of customers work on the identical knowledge. On this session you study the foundations of SignalR with .NET frontends and backends, and prolong the customized host with ASP.NET Core through the use of the Azure SignalR service. You’ll additionally study async streaming with SignalR.
Register to the convention
Register to the pre-day workshop
See you there!
Christian
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