Adelaide .NET User Group Podcast

Adelaide .NET User Group / David Gardiner

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

  1. .NET Development in 2025 + InstallFest!, with David Gardiner

    11 MARS

    .NET Development in 2025 + InstallFest!, with David Gardiner

    Never used .NET and wondering what all the fuss is about? Or are you a seasoned .NET professional curious about the parts you haven't yet explored? This session is for everyone—from newcomers to experts. We introduce .NET, explain how it works, and showcase its capabilities across front end, back end, desktop, mobile, cloud, IoT, AI, and more. Links: .NET David's Blog

    54 min

  2. 2024-11-13

    Testing with SpecFlow, with Stephen Nield and Rich Moran

    SpecFlow is a framework for .NET used to create automated tests using the Gherkin Given-When-Then syntax. In, this talk, you'll learn about how SpecFlow can be used to create BDD style tests, and also how it can be extended to be used for different testing scenarios. Stephen and Rich will talk about their experience of using SpecFlow at HAMBS, some of the challenges they came across in the process, and how they extended the tool to meet the testing needs of HAMBS. Specifically, they will discuss some of the practical problems that needed to be solved: Customising test steps so that a tester can write tests without needing to touch the code Database setup and assertions Ensuring each test starts in a consistent state Links: SpecFlow HAMBS

    1 tim 8 min
  3. 10 tips and tricks for GitHub Actions and Azure DevOps, with David Gardiner

    2024-09-11

    10 tips and tricks for GitHub Actions and Azure DevOps, with David Gardiner

    In this talk I'll share some of the lessons learned in creating and maintaining numerous build and deployment pipelines in both Azure DevOps and GitHub. You will learn about the common traps to avoid, and simple improvements that can make your continuous integration and deployment processes more reliable and maintainable. The principles and techniques will also apply to other CI/CD toolsets. Links: David's blog

    1 tim 21 min

  4. 2024-08-14

    The different ways you can join your code together, with Calvin Fong

    Developers often say to "design your code like LEGO". Typically, they're suggesting you separate your code into small modules with single responsibilities. However, a frequently overlooked detail is that LEGO bricks have little studs that allow you to join them together without everything falling apart. This seems like an important detail not to overlook, because I really like when my code doesn't fall apart.

    1 tim 6 min

  5. 2024-07-10

    Extending Microsoft Copilot with .NET, with Daniel Brown

    In this presentation, Daniel Brown, User Group Lead of the Adelaide Microsoft Copilot User Group, will delve into developing, integrating, and extending the capabilities of Microsoft Copilot within .NET. He will explore how developers can create custom functionalities, seamlessly integrate Copilot into their existing workflows, and extend its features to suit specific project needs. Daniel will showcase practical examples, share best practices, limitations and provide insights on how to leverage Copilot's advanced tools to enhance application performance and boost productivity. We'll also touch on the different Copilots and AI platforms offered by Microsoft.

    1 tim 15 min

  6. 2024-06-12

    OpenTelemetry: Adding observability to any Microservices environment, with Glenn Versweyveld

    Discover how OpenTelemetry, an open-source observability framework can revolutionise the way you monitor, trace, and analyze your distributed systems. See how you can seamlessly integrate it into your existing microservices architecture, enabling you to capture rich telemetry data and gain actionable insights into the performance and behaviour of your services. Learn how visualise these insights through the Grafana toolstack, enabling you to detect and troubleshoot issues, optimize system performance, and enhance overall resilience. Leave with practical guidance and best practices to empower your microservices environment with the comprehensive observability that OpenTelemetry provides.

    1 tim 3 min

  7. 2024-05-08

    Building a Microsoft Teams app to replace email, with Ben Smit and Matthew Astachnowicz

    Do you want your notifications to cut through the noise of email? With the global shift to remote & hybrid work, email has been feeling the strain, pushing more and more companies to use IM apps such as MS Teams to keep their employees in sync. With users paying less attention to their emails, the humble notification emails that your service sends to users are now getting lost at a higher rate than ever. Well fear no more! At this month's ADNUG meetup, Ben and Matt from Teamgage will be teaching you how to create MS Teams apps, specifically with a focus on using a Teams app to send high impact notifications to your users. We'll cover how to create apps, test and install them, send messages to users using your app and even the 🌶️spicy🌶️ topic of getting your app published on the MS Teams app store.

    1 tim 4 min

  8. 2024-04-10

    Boosting Developer Experience, with Sam Fernando

    Developer experience is a crucial aspect of software development that focuses on improving the workflow, productivity, and overall satisfaction of developers. By enhancing the developer experience, teams can improve their velocity, performance, and resiliency, leading to better software development outcomes. Join Sam for an insightful presentation on developer experience (including tester experience), where he'll explore some strategies, tools, and best practices that can help you to take your team's software development process to the next level and also to measure how effective they are. From best practices, engineering tools implementation, gauging developer experience and continuous improvement, Sam will cover everything you need to know to create a seamless and enjoyable developer experience in your teams.

    1 tim 15 min
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Recordings of presentations made at monthly meetings of the Adelaide .NET User Group

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    Adelaide .NET User Group / David Gardiner
  • Aktiva år
    2016 - 2025
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    66
  • Åldersgräns
    Barnvänligt
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