Future Tech 202324 Videos
Future Tech 2023: Sander Molenkamp – Pub crawling in Orleans: exploring the Actor model
The Actor model has been around since the seventies, but modern multi-core CPUs and the increasing use of distributed systems have made the Actor model more popular than ever. Orleans, which is Microsoft’s implementation of the (virtual) Actor model, is also getting more attention. Microsoft is aligning Orleans 4 with .NET 7 to provide a […]
Future Tech 2023: Stefan van der Wiele – An introduction to decentralized identity
Every person has a right to an identity that they own and control, one that securely stores elements of their digital identity and preserves privacy. This session explains how open standards like verifiable credentials and distributed identifiers work together to provide a decentralized trust system that can give back the own and control of a […]
Future Tech 2023: Alexander Hansen – Building simple, secure, and robust software
Who doesn’t like options? When we build .NET applications, we have a ton of options to how we build, what dependencies we leverage, and finally where we put those applications. We need to think about what app component model we use, like MVC, Blazor or Web API, and depending on that choice, it may dictate […]
Future Tech 2023: Michiel Hamers – The Hitchhiker’s Guide to (Microsoft) Certification
The Certification landscape is moving quickly. It is hardly manageable to keep up-to-date as a IT guy with all the latest Certifications. Michiel is telling you in a lightning talk (about 10 minutes) how to get started, how to schedule exams and all the different ways on how to proceed. He even give tips… however […]
FutureTech 2023: Sammy Deprez – Explaining your AI models – Why & How
In a world where more and more AI models are used by big and small companies. It is also important to be able to explain why certain decisions are made. To be sure your model is not biased by gender or ethnicity. In this session we have a look at how Azure Machine Learning services […]
Future Tech 2023: Iona Varga – What to think about, if you’re thinking about building a team?
Ask any business how they measure success. The first thing they will shout out, is KPIs. A KPI is a goal that needs to be achieved that’s defined by someone that thinks they know something about something. Very generalistic right? During this session, an explanation of what makes a team a good team, and how […]
Future Tech 2023: Johnny Hooyberghs – “Creating a quantum algorithm using Microsoft Q#”
In the last couple of years, there has been a lot of talk about quantum computing. Last year, Microsoft has released their preview of Azure Quantum. So today, you cannot only write quantum programs on a simulated environment with Q# and .NET, but you can also write Q# and target a physical quantum computer on […]
Future Tech 2023: Niels Tanis – Using WebAssembly to run, extend, and secure your .NET application
WebAssembly (WASM) has come a long way since its first release in 2017. As a technology stack running inside the web browser, it even allows products like Adobe Photoshop to run in that context, and with Blazor WebAssembly .NET runs inside of the browser as well. Now, WASM is expanding beyond the browser to run […]
Future Tech 2023: Ronald Guijt – Blazor: Blazing into the Future of Web Development
It sounds like a dream: Using C# and .NET for both the server- and browser-part of your application. No more JavaScript. Because of the power of Web Assembly this becomes a reality. You’ll experience the advantages of this model in this session. And you will know how to create an application using it. We’ll also […]