Build your own Source Generator With Chris Sienkiewicz & JK | NDC Sydney 2022
In this video, Jernej Kavka talks with a senior compiler engineer at Microsoft Chris Sienkiewicz about building and configuring source generators.
Augmented reality and the future of devices with Richard Campbell and Ulysses Maclaren
Phones have ruled our digital experience for over a decade. But where will we go for information and how will we expect it to be delivered?
Do you know how to choose an Enterprise Password Manager? | Warwick Leahy | SSW Rules
Most organizations store lots of passwords. There is often a need to share these passwords with other staff and these passwords all need to be unique, long and complex.
NPM package hell 🔥… How to avoid going insane with Brook Jeynes
Have you ever seen a developer’s version of hell? We have, and in this video, Brook Jeyness shows us what all developers fear most about updating packages. As well as what we can do to avoid sending developers through the 9 realms of “DevOps’ inferno”.
Source Generators With Chris Sienkiewicz & JK | NDC Sydney 2022
Source Generators let C# developers inspect user code as it is being compiled. The generator can create new C# source files on the fly that are added to the user’s compilation. In this way, you have code that runs during compilation. It inspects your program to produce additional source files that are compiled together with the rest of your code.
The remote revolution with Richard Campbell and Ulysses Maclaren
After COVID the world was forced to exist remotely. Will it be the way all companies move forward into the future of business?
Best way to ask for content changes | Ulysses Maclaren | SSW Rules
When asking for changes to be made to any file like a web page, Word document, PowerPoint slide, or code, always include the original version of the content (“X”) together with the changes you require (“Y”).
