Posts Tagged ‘DDD sydney’
Making unit tests simple again with .Net Core and EF Core | Jernej Kavka at DDD Sydney 2018
Unit testing can be hard especially when databases are involved. In this talk, JK will teach you how to include EF Core to simplify testing of “Will this actually work on a real DB” while keeping the tests self-contained and repeatable. You’ll also walk away knowing how cool the combination of EF Core in-memory and…
Read MoreAzure Functions Aren't Enterprisy, Are They? | Thiago Passos at DDD Sydney 2018
Starting with Azure Functions is easy, but how do they fit together in an enterprise context? In this talk, Thiago shows you how to set up continuous integration and delivery and how to manage different environments and versions! Now go back to your company and be a serverless rock star!
Read MoreWhen Serverless Meets Containers | Justin Yoo at DDD Sydney 2018
One of benefits using serverless architecture is “no need to worry about infrastructure management”. On the other hand, container technology is about “no need to worry about setting up infrastructure”. They are two different directions of evolving cloud services. Now, they get together and play together. Actually they get along each other quite seamlessly. At…
Read MoreIntro to Machine Learning | Damian Brady at DDD Sydney 2018
What exactly is machine learning? And more importantly, will I understand the answer without doing a Masters and a PhD? Sure! Join Damian, a fellow AI/ML-newbie, as he walks through what machine learning is, how it can be applied in your applications, and how you can actually create predictive models without accumulating a massive HELP…
Read MoreArchitecting a microservices solution in .NET | Richard Banks at DDD Sydney 2016
SSW TV brings you all the best content from the 2016 DDD event in Sydney. In this presentation, Richard Banks talks about designing and building microservices in .NET. Talk outline: “Buzz word! More buzz words! And another buzz word!! Now that that’s out of the way, if you’re thinking of heading down the microservices path,…
Read MoreWeb Components and modern web frameworks | Ahmad Atighechi at DDD Sydney 2016
SSW TV brings you all the best content from the DDD 2016 event in Sydney. Web Components is an in progress standard, by which you can teach good old HTML new tricks. Four different building blocks define Web Components, HTML Templates, Custom Elements, HTML Imports and Shadow DOM. Just like any other web standard different…
Read MoreJavaScript is Awe-Ful | Katie McLaughlin at DDD Sydney 2017
JavaScript is an incredibly powerful language, and thanks to its renaissance, it now has uses that extend beyond the browser. However, being a language that’s extremely accessible, with a shallow learning curve and large userbase, it’s the subject of – at times – vitriolic abuse from other language communities. Yes, JavaScript was created in a…
Read MoreA Developer’s Guide to Fluent Design | Nick Randolph at DDD Sydney 2017
The Windows platform is welcoming in a new era of innovation as it takes on a new design philosophy. Fluent Design is based on the building blocks of Light, Depth, Motion, Material and Scale, and with it applications built for the Windows platform will appear richer and more intuitive to use than ever before.
Read MoreComputers have feelings too! | Paul Glavich at DDD Sydney 2017
Well not quite, but they can detect them. This talk will explore Microsoft Cognitive Services in Azure. We’ll take a look at the offerings overall, and then take a deeper look into specifics such as Sentiment analysis, Computer vision (image recognition) and Emotion detection. Computers have feelings too from Paul Glavich
Read MoreSimplified Unit Testing with the Entity Framework Core InMemory Provider | Jason Taylor at DDD Sydney 2017
In this talk, we’ll look at how using the EF Core InMemory Provider will simplify your unit testing approach. We will discuss the typical approach versus the simplified approach, limitations, and other considerations. You will walk away ready to write simplified unit tests for systems that depend on EF Core.
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