LDNUG: London .NET User Group
The London .NET User Group was set up in 2002, to support the community of local software developers working with Microsoft .NET. Our monthly meetings are a great way to keep up with what's happening with .NET. We've hosted talks and sessions from people right across the .NET spectrum, from recognised industry experts like Scott Hanselman, Udi Dahan, and Richard Campbell, to first-time speakers and regular developers sharing their own projects and expertise.
With .NET Core firmly established as a modern cross-platform development ecosystem, there's never been a better time to get involved in the .NET community. Whether you're a veteran with fifteen years of ASP.NET WebForms experience or a new developer looking to build your first .NET web or mobile application, we're a great place to meet like-minded developers, share ideas and learn from each other.
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Pragmatic Memory Management
Featuring Anatoly Zhmur
When we talk about allocations, we have basically two truths: allocations are really fast — and don't allocate if you don't have to.
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Turbocharging Azure DevOps with Octopus Deploy
Featuring Derek Campbell
Often, organisations and members of the Dev and Ops teams have automated the build & test but still, need to deploy manually and often out of hours.
Azure DevOps and Octopus Deploy go together like cheese and crackers and are easily integrated and can be used to deploy to Azure IaaS &...
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Real World UX Problem Solving
Featuring Kendall Miller
Over the past two decades software has shifted from serving professionals to being woven into every corner of life. Users no longer accept a UI that's merely functional; it has to be intuitive, fast, and visually appealing.
Our discussion will focus on the patterns and practices any developer...
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Deep Learning and Computer Vision in Practice
Featuring Tess Ferrandez
Machine Learning is one of the fastest growing areas of computer science, and Deep Learning (neural networks) is growing even faster, with lots of data and computing power at our fingertips. But what happens beyond the 101 samples of distinguishing between cats and dogs? We will look at how you...
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Build the REST API Of Your Dreams
Featuring James Bender
The world of software is becoming more disconnected. Be it mobile applications that run on our phone and tablets, or client-side JavaScript applications; the software world is moving to distributed architectures. When done right, these provide scalability and reusability that make applications...
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Web Data Scraping for the .NET Masses
Featuring Atif Aziz
When it comes to web data scraping (mining structured data from the web), the .NET landscape is quite dull & dry. Sure you have some cool libraries for HTML parsing and an HTTP API comes with the .NET Framework but the code and ceremony to get them talking gets ugly quickly. It's...
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Continuing Adventures in Unity
Featuring Willow Rendle
Willow is learning to code by making games in Unity. In this talk, she'll share her experiences making Shark Attack, including what she has learned about C# and .NET; graphics, animation, and sound design; and the process of making software, including lessons that apply across all kinds of...
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High-Performance Networking with .NET Core 3.0
Featuring Mark Rendle
WCF may be no more, but there are still countless legacy systems that only speak SOAP, and new code still needs to talk to them. As part of the Visual Recode project, we're providing a brand new SOAP client generator for .NET Core 3.0; one that uses the full range of new, high-performance...
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Being Evil with C#
Featuring Joe Curzon
While most tech talks will tell you the current best practices, this tech talk goes a bit off the rails and shows you some things you shouldn't really do and why. Consider this micro talk a brief dive into not just the worst practices, but also being a bit evil with C#.
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