Future Tech 202324 Videos
Future Tech 2023: Barbara Forbes – GitHub Actions to deploy to Azure: Take it to the next level
A basic deployment to Azure from GitHub Actions can be set up in 10 minutes. And we will do that, to get the basics down. But let’s take it a step further. How can you make sure a workflow runs as efficient and flexible as possible? What options do you have to make a connection? […]
FutureTech 2023: Gerald Versluis – Real-Time Connected Apps with .NET MAUI, Blazor and SignalR
In today’s world apps are expected to update instantly and your users demand to collaborate and play games in real-time. One way to do that is by using SignalR. During this session Gerald will teach you what SignalR is, how to use it in different ways and blow you away with a couple of cool […]
Future Tech 2023: Menno Jongerius & Rik Lammers – O shit… how do I get rid of my legacy code
During this session we will first set the stage by looking at the evolution of the .NET landscape of the last 15 years. We will discover how on the one hand the complexity has increased, but at the same time we have great tools and platforms at our fingertips today. This enables us to build […]
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 […]
Future Tech 2023: Marc van Somberg & Maarten van Rood
Retail, finance, entertainment: allemaal branches waar AI inmiddels volop word ingezet. De gezondheidszorg blijft een beetje achter.Wat is er nodig voor bredere implementatie van AI in de zorg?Welke factoren spelen een beperkende rol in het omarmen van nieuwe technologie?Waarom heeft elke presentatie een afbeelding van een reusachtige robot nodig?Deze onderwerpen en meer worden behandeld […]
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: Eelco Koster – Why Wasm is the perfect runtime for server-side applications.
WebAssembly (abbreviated Wasm) was invented as a client-side technology, but it is also becoming a serious contender as a server-side technology. Learn about the benefits for modern web and service applications and explore the possibilities of running WebAssembly on the server/AKS cluster.
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: Annejan Barelds – Finding the Root Cause. Distributed Tracing in .NET and Azure
Almost every developer has been bitten by the difficulties of correlating log messages in distributed systems. And most of them, at some point in their career, have built some sort of mechanism to correlate such logs, traces and so on. But getting that right is not trivial. In this talk, we’ll discuss some of the […]