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SDN Event vrijdag 23 juni 2017

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Dit wordt een heel mooi event te worden met twee Amerikaanse sprekers Brady Gaster van Microsoft en Richard Campbell van DotNetRocks. In de Delphi track hebben we een Deense spreker Jens Fudge. Speciaal voor ons komen ze een dagje over om te spreken over hun passie. Hier wil je bij zijn, dus schrijf je in!

Het volledige schema in PDF.

Het SDN event team!

Lindbergh 1

23-6-2017 10:00-11:00

Keynote: The Development Platform Landscape in 2017

Richard Campbell

Join Richard Campbell as he takes you on a tour of the broad range of subjects explored while recording more than 1400 episodes of .NET Rocks over the past 10+ years. The development world today is evolving rapidly, but a look at the history of development can help inform the path we're on and where we're going. Along the way you'll hear some great stories from the various .NET Rocks episodes and get some ideas of how you can take your career and your company into the future of technology.

23-6-2017 11:15-12:15

Blockchain concepts and experiments

Rob Koelman & Roel Hans Bethlehem

In this presentation general concepts of Distributed Ledger Technology will be explained. The implementation in the Bitcoin arena such a double spending, mining and forks will be discussed. Finally the DNB coin that was made at De Nederlandsche Bank will be shown.

23-6-2017 12:15-13:00

Lunch

23-6-2017 13:00-14:00

Azure SQL Server: Having 'Cold Feet' about databases in the cloud? Get over it!

Marcel Peereboom

Heb je nog steeds koudwatervrees voor het draaien van SQL Server databases in de cloud? Waar ik werk daar hebben we meer dan 25.000 Azure SQL Databases in de cloud draaien en dat zonder DBA-ers. Kom dan langs, dan help ik je over jouw koudwatervrees heen.

23-6-2017 14:15-15:15

Microsoft graph: a way to build secure and smart apps

Sjoukje Zaal

This session is an introduction to the Microsoft Graph. You learn about the capabilities it exposes for developers and how it is tightly embedded in Azure Active Directory. A session with lots of demo's!

23-6-2017 15:30-16:30

Infuse some AI - Making apps a bit smarter…

Henk Boelman

Wouldn't it be great if an application could tell you what it recognizes on the things you upload, who it identifies on the pictures, tells what it sees, make smart crops and filter out negative comments? In this talk I will introduce you to the world of the Microsoft Cognitive Services and show you how to use them to extend applications. We dive into some use-case scenarios and I will show how easy it is to integrate them with other Azure services like Functions, Cosmos DB and Azure Search. You will see demos and walk away with ideas on how to use this in your own applications.

Lindbergh 2

23-6-2017 10:00-11:00

Keynote: The Development Platform Landscape in 2017

Richard Campbell

23-6-2017 11:15-12:15

Getting Started building Visual Studio Code Extensions

Brady Gaster (Microsoft)

Visual Studio Code has been getting a lot of positive attention in our industry since its introduction. The small install size and speed of the product make it an attractive option for developers who want a better coding tool, but where VS Code really shines is in its ability to allow developers to extend it. In this session, you'll be introduced to the idea of developing extensions for Visual Studio Code, walk through a few demos and get a glimpse of the object model in the product so that when you have an idea that begins with "I wish Visual Studio Code could…" you'll have the knowledge and information you need to dive in and make the best little coding tool around do whatever you want.

23-6-2017 12:15-13:00

Lunch

23-6-2017 13:00-14:00

Convergence: How Mobile, Cloud and Open Source Come Together to Save the World

Richard Campbell

Mobile and cloud technology are changing the business world - how about disaster response? Join Richard Campbell as he tells his story of software, hardware and charity that ultimately has led him to the Humanitarian Toolbox (htbox.org). The Humanitarian Toolbox is an open source initiative to build software for disaster relief – both for the Non-Governmental Organizations that are involved in disaster relief, the citizen volunteers that donate their time to assist during a disaster and the disaster victims themselves. Richard will take you along on his journey of the convergence of mobile, cloud and open source software to help save lives.

23-6-2017 14:15-15:15

Developing for Azure on a Mac

Brady Gaster (Microsoft)

With the introduction of .NET Core, many developers who have previously been married to Windows to do their .NET development are now investigating other platforms. By the same token, many developers familiar to the Mac who have been unable to use .NET are now interested in trying it out but aren’t sure what tools they’ll need. This session will target both audiences and take an intermediate-level tour of how to get started developing .NET applications on a Mac using Visual Studio Code and a series of command-line utilities and extensions. We’ll also investigate how the Azure Tools Extension for Visual Studio Code can be useful when paired with the Azure Portal’s in-browser tools to make developing your Web, Mobile, and RESTful APIs on Azure easy, and how Azure Containers and Docker can bring true portability and flexibility to your DevOps story.

23-6-2017 15:30-16:30

IOT and Build Server (Raspberry PI and VSTS)

Fanie Reynders

Tired of the endless alerts spamming your team channels (especially e-mail) about the status of failed and successful builds? In this session we are going to make use of Azure Functions, your favorite source-code repo (like VSTS) and a Raspberry Pi to create a simple lamp indicating the status of your builds on each check-in. Learn about how you can connect events driven from the cloud to the physical world using awesome tools available right now.

Schweitzer 2

23-6-2017 10:00-11:00

Keynote: The Development Platform Landscape in 2017

Richard Campbell

23-6-2017 11:15-12:15

App Tethering, with extra stuff

Jens Fudge

I have a session where I build a system in three sprints. The first sprint will be a “standard” client/Server multiuser application hooking onto a database. I am for this sprint going with sort of an ORM approach, with generic lists of objects, using anonymous methods to sort objects in a list (Just to get some interesting stuff going on). I sprint two I hook the multiuser applications together with App Tethering so they can reflect on changes made to the database. Sprint three will extend the reflection a little bit so they no longer need to reflect on the database at all.

23-6-2017 12:15-13:00

Lunch

23-6-2017 13:00-14:00

FireDAC fun

Jens Fudge

Showing various bits and pieces of FireDAC including ArrayDML, LocalSQL, cached Updates, FDMemtable and other goodies from FireDAC.

23-6-2017 14:15-15:15

RAD Server Microservices

Bob Swart

In deze sessie laat Bob zien wat RAD Server en hoe we RAD Server kunnen uitbreiden met eigen microservices geschreven in Delphi. We gaan nieuwe EMS packages maken en debuggen, inclusief custom REST API endpoints.

23-6-2017 15:30-16:30

Responsive UI’s

Jens Fudge

In this demo i show how to handle especially on a mobile device, how to let the user know that something is going on, while the app is getting data from a database or what ever its doing. I do this by showing a modal looking form with a TAniIndicator spinning on it. It’s not a modal form, as Android won’t allow blocking code, so I have other tricks up my sleeve to kind of simulate the behaviour, look and feel of this.