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Web performance lessons from other people’s websites | Jason Stangroome at DDD Sydney 2016
SSW TV brings you all the best content from this year’s DDD Sydney event. For two years Jason has been improving the performance and scalability of websites he didn’t build and often can’t change. This session will cover some of the challenges encountered, how they can be addressed, and approaches to avoid them in the…
Read MoreOAuth2, IdentityServer3 and integrating it into your current app | Paul Glavich at DDD Sydney 2016
SSW TV brings you all the best content from this year’s DDD Sydney event. In this presentation Paul Glavich shows us how to integrate OAuth2 and IdentityServer3 into you app. From the description: “Oauth2 is used by many companies such as google and twitter to provide secure authorisation. IdentityServer is an excellent open sourced product…
Read MoreBuild your own Marketplace: Online Payments | Ben Cull at DDD Brisbane
In this video Ben Cull takes us through the different online payment options for developers. Ben also demonstrates how you can add Stripe as your payment method. From the description: I promise by the end of this session you’ll be able to build your own Ebay, taking payments from customers and settling them to your…
Read MoreWhat is a compiler? We thought we knew… | Mads Torgersen at DDD Brisbane 2015
SSW TV was proud to sponsor and record 2015’s DDD event in Brisbane. This video features Mads Torgersen, Program Manager at Microsoft, who talks about compilers, specifically Roslyn. This is a fascinating talk and should be watched by any developer. From the description: Project “Roslyn” revamps C#’s fundamental compiler infrastructure, and challenges our concept of…
Read MoreWindows Server Containers: What do I need to know as a ASP.NET Developer? | Jeremy Cade at DDD Brisbane 2015
SSW TV was proud to sponsor the 2015 DDD event in Brisbane. In this session, Jeremy Cade talks to us about Windows Server Containers. From the description: The game has changed: Containers, once the the sole dominion of Linux have made their way into the Microsoft stack. So what does this mean for the average…
Read MoreJavaScript – the language of Chuck Norris | Joshua Wulf at DDD Brisbane 2015
SSW TV was proud to sponsor this years’ DDD event in Brisbane. This entertaining talk features Joshua Wulf, Legendary Recruiter at Just Digital People. From the description: JavaScript, like English, is the language of commerce and is spoken everywhere – usually badly. Like English there is widespread debate about the best way to speak it…
Read MoreBuilding APIs with MVC 6 and OAuth | Filip Ekberg at DDD Brisbane 2015
SSW TV was proud to sponsor this years’ DDD event in Brisbane. In this session, Filip Ekberg talks about how to build API’s with MVC 6 and OAuth. It’s a great talk that received high praise from the audience who attended. From the description: How do you build a secure API? Where do you get…
Read MoreConsuming REST APIs, for all interpretations of REST | Darrel Miller at DDD Melbourne 2015
SSW TV recorded this years’ DDD conference in Melbourne. In this session, Darrel Miller – an independent consultant and Microsoft Integration MVP – starts of the conference in this keynote about the REST API. From the presentation description: There is a growing API economy. Almost every software business is either starting to consume APIs or…
Read MoreThe story of Octopus Deploy | Paul Stovell at DDD Melbourne 2015
Paul Stovell tells us about the story of Octopus Deploy. From the description: In 2011, while stuck in a meeting, I started hacking on an idea. The idea became a prototype, and then a product. It is now used by thousands of customers around the world, and employs 8 people. In this presentation, I’ll take you…
Read MoreThe Power of a Great API – the case for writing API-first applications | Damian Brady at DDD Melbourne 2015
SSW TV recorded this years’ DDD conference in Melbourne. In this video, Damian Brady – a Solution Architect for Octopus Deploy – tells us you should be focused on ‘API first’ when developing your application. From the presentation description: Good developers try to make their jobs as easy as possible. We know our application will evolve, so we…
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