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.NET DeveloperDays 2017 – read the agenda and join the international programmers’ community!
Three parallel leading themes, all-day presentations devoted to a particular topic (pre-cons) as well as a bonding event – this is what we have planned for the participants of the next edition of .NET DeveloperDays, which is going to take place on October 18th – 20th.
Who has been invited?
The organizers have just revealed the names of all speakers together with conference agenda. On the first day, the opening session will be delivered by Michele Leroux Bustamante (Surviving Microservices), while the entire event will be closed with the speech by Neal Ford (Stories Every Developer Should Know).
Among the speakers for two conference days there are:
- Alex Mang (How Far Can ‘Serverless’ Actually Go?)
- Alon Fliess (Past, Present & Future of C# Debugging)
- Daniel Marbach (Microservices with Service Fabric. Easy… or is it?)
- Dino Esposito (The Same Software Just the Other Way Around)
- Dror Helper (Secret unit testing tools no one ever told you about)
- Eran Stiller (Bot-Tender: A .NET Chatbot Walks into a Bar)
- Gill Cleeren (Practical Xamarin.Forms)
- Szymon Kulec (Performance that pays off)
This list presents only some of the prepared presentations. Summaries of subsequent sessions together with speakers’ biographical notes are available at the conference website.
Meet other experts!
Bonding event for all participants and speakers is planned on the first day when all sessions are over. In practice, during the entire event the participants will have the chance to talk and exchange their knowledge, but looking at plans for the bonding event, one may assume that this is going to be the best occasion to meet other programmers from all over the world.
“IT is one of the fastest developing sectors, so we pay great attention to the up-to-date character of Conference subjects”, say the Organizers. ”Each year, experts from different countries come to the event. We record the biggest number of participants from our neighboring countries; however, there are also those who travel from such more distant corners of the world as the Balkans, Portugal or even the USA and Australia! In this way we have the chance not only to share content-related knowledge, but also to contribute to the international network of .NET experts”, adds Maciej Pilecki, Head of the Organizing Committee.