Adelaide .NET User Group Podcast

By Adelaide .NET User Group / David Gardiner

Recordings of presentations made at monthly meetings of the Adelaide .NET User Group... more

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December 14, 2016 VS 2017 and Connect() Event Highlights with David Gardiner
Microsoft made some huge product announcements in New York recently. In this talk we'll show off some of the new features coming in Visual Studio 2017 including:
• Live Unit Testing
• Debugging improvements
• Docker integration
• Installer and setup improvements
• Performance improvements
as well as reviewing the changes coming in .NET, .NET Core, Azure and SQL Server.
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October 12, 2016 Can you hack it? Unbreakable Data Security (+ Hackathon) with Stav Morris
Stav and the team from A Backbone Solutions join us this month to talk about their unique approach to data security. There will be hardware to play with too. Can you hack the 'unhackable'?
We'll start with a short introduction into the philosophies of “unhackable” and “unbreakable”, and relate that to existing technologies, Blockchain and our own tech. Reviewing the logical breakdown of data ownership, and how it is important to storage and access concepts. The audience will be encouraged to participate throughout the talk; we want it to be a Socratic-type lecture. After this discussion, the audience can then decide whether to talk about logic or application.
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September 14, 2016 Desktop Development -> File | New | What Now??? with Paul Usher
Join Microsoft MVP & DevExpress Technical Evangelist Paul Usher, as he takes a look at the state of play for desktop development. During this frank session you will see where technologies like Electron fit into the picture, which technology should you reach for when starting a new desktop project? WinForms? WPF? Electron? Should you be targeting xplat? Is .NET Core the next big thing? Can devices like the Raspberry Pi replace some desktop functionality? It's set to spark some interesting discussions and is one meeting not to be missed! (evening proudly sponsored by DevExpress)
About Paul
Paul Usher is a Technical Evangelist at DevExpress. DevExpress technologies help software developers build high-performance business solutions, see complex software with greater clarity, increase productivity, and create stunning applications for Windows® and the Web in the shortest possible time.
Prior to joining DevExpress, Paul ran (and still owns) an independent software development company which specialises in custom solutions for small to medium businesses, with a focus on mobile and paperless solutions. He has developed more than 100 commercial applications on Windows, OS X, iOS, and other platforms that are used worldwide covering a wide range of industries from retail, medical, construction, and various service industries. Paul is a published author, WintellectNOW instructor and speaks at industry events around the world. His blog is available at paulusher.info
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August 10, 2016IoT, Node + Cloud AND Parallel Programming Design Patterns and Considerations
IoT, Node.js (visual/flow coding) + Cloud with Jack Ni
This talk will cover:
• What is IoT?
• A background history of embedded systems to IoT
• What are the challenges
• What tools can be used
• Cloud with IoT, and why we need cloud
• Demos
About Jack
Highly skilled in the field of enterprise software solution development, mobile app (Xamarin) development , IoT(Raspberry/WinCE) development and delivery, Jack is currently working on a working on a business solution involving Raspberry Pi, Mobile app Dev using Xamarin and Azure Cloud.
Parallel Programming Design Patterns and Considerations with "Curious" George Georgiou
A taste of some design patterns, techniques and things to consider in order to increase throughput of your applications and large data processing systems with the tools available in the .NET framework.
About George
An Adelaide developer who loves .net, LINQ, computers, 3D graphics and has more than enough things he's interested in to keep him from being bored well past his 70s and by then there will most likely be even more "things to poke around with" on his to do list
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June 08, 2016 TypeScript : more than just another JS transpiler AND VS Team Services
This is a recording of our June 2016 meeting. First up, we have our regular What's New segment with Ryan Spears. The main speaker for this month was Basarat Ali Syed presenting on TypeScript. Basarat's presentation is also available on YouTube under the title "Adelaide .NET User Group - TypeScript with Basarat". Wrapping up this recording is an update on the latest features in Visual Studio Team Services.
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May 11, 2016 Build and release applications using VSTS/TFS 2015 Update 2 with Anthony Borton
This is a recording of our May 2016 meeting. First up we have a short demo from Shamsul Arifin on his Bengali language Text to Speech web app. Following this we have Anthony Borton on Build and release your applications using VSTS/TFS 2015 Update 2.
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April 13, 2016 Data Encryption using .Net and SQL Server AND Building an Army of $10 Robots with HTML 5 and NodeJS
This is a recording of our April 2016 meeting. First up, we have our regular What's New segment with Ryan Spears, then we have two presentations. The first is from Duncan Greaves about "Data Encryption using .Net and SQL Server", and then finally we have Dr Tom Tilley on "Building an Army of $10 Robots with HTML 5 and Node.js"
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March 09, 2016 Octopus Deploy with David Rogers
Deploying Enterprise Applications can be an art unto itself. Sophisticated, distributed systems often have a lot of moving parts. Databases often need to be updated with schema changes and new reference data with each new release.
Octopus Deploy takes a lot of the heavy lifting out of complex deployments. Being an automated process, it removes opportunities for human error to occur during a deployment. It also integrates well with Continuous Integration servers, resulting in end-to-end automation from code commits to deployment of compiled code.
In this presentation, we'll take a look at the basics of Octopus Deploy and see how it can significantly free up developers to focus on actual development, rather than having to also worry about the deployment aspects as well.
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February 10, 2016 Virtual Reality in .NET with Matthew Wilson
In this presentation we'll take a look at virtual reality technology with a focus on how to develop software using the .net stack. We'll look back at the early days of the technology and some of the impressive accomplishments and failures of those attempts at creating virtual reality. We'll then fast forward twenty years to review the current state of the art and some of the exciting recent developments.
Knowing where we currently stand with the hardware we'll delve into how to write software for virtual reality using .NET. We'll take a look at the tools used and the familiar (and not so familiar) programming principles required when developing for virtual reality.
The presentation will include code examples and of course there will be an Oculus Rift on standby with several VR applications from Novus Res ready to be experienced.
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January 13, 2016 IntelliTest and other unit testing tools
'IntelliTest' is one of the new features that shipped in Visual Studio 2015. This talk will demonstrate IntelliTest and see how it is particularly useful for creating tests for legacy code. But you don't have to just stick with what's in the box - we'll also update you on a number of other unit testing tools and libraries that can make writing unit tests easier.
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