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November 2021
Modern Web Dev with Blazor and .NET 6 with Jason Taylor
Ready to get up to speed with Blazor WebAssembly? You've picked the right time! Blazor has been running production systems for over two years now - it’s battle-tested and what’s more, Microsoft is just about to launch .NET 6 , the long-term support version of their hugely successful development platform.
July 2018
Security devolution with Troy Hunt
Web security has come a long way in recent years.
These days, there's a whole bunch of browser security features that can not only make your site more secure than ever, but make your job as a developer even easier. But the features remain largely unused with many developers not knowing of their existence nor how to properly leverage them.
In this talk you'll see the mechanics of a whole bunch of acronyms you've probably never heard of before, but will witness firsthand as they're put into action. You'll see the attacks they prevents, how to implement them and ultimately, how they help better protect the apps you're building.
May 2015
SSW User Group Special: Agile Olympics Sydney 2015
The Agile Dutchman Jesse Houwing, a Scrum.org Trainer, ALM Ranger, and Agile/ALM Consultant, will be leading the fun with Scrum, using interactive games such as:
- Ball point game
- Chair game
- The interactive sail boat
- Scrum Simulation with Lego Bricks
You’ll see these guys play ball, do some mystifying things with chairs, and build a Lego city – all in the name of learning. Through these fun exercises, Jesse illustrates concepts like Technical Debt, Inspection and Adaption, Retrospectives, and Self-management and self-organization.
Whether you already use Scrum and want to brush up on your skills, or you want to know more about Scrum and how it works, this friendly, interactive session is for everyone. There’ll be tonnes of fun, hands-on learning, and absolutely no boring bits, so check it out!
Published on SSW TV:
http://tv.ssw.com/5937/ssw-user-group-special-agile-olympics-sydney-2015
January 2014
Scott Hanselman on Windows Azure and Visual Studio 2013
In a special presentation at the Sydney .Net Users Group, Scott Hanselman talked openly and candidly about all things Microsoft, specifically on Windows Azure and Visual Studio 2013.
You also see Hanselman dig into the open source SDKs of Windows Azure and discuss the future of Open Source. You'll see him access Azure from the command line and deploy and redeploy with Git. You'll see Scott fire up Linux VMs, setup Mongo and run node.js apps in the cloud. The presentations will also look at things like SendGrid and New Relic. The future of the cloud is open and it's a hybrid. Scott also discusses ways to penny pinch in the cloud and how our mindset needs to change if the cloud is to save us money.
Scott takes a funny, interactive and entertaining approach to presenting in this video. It's a great watch for anyone who's into Microsoft technologies and wants to hear from someone who has deep and thoughtful insights in the future of Microsoft and the development world.
Published on SSW TV:
http://tv.ssw.com/4975/scott-hanselman-windows-azure-visual-studio-2013
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