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Tea Ceremonies: Steeping IT Ops in Your Developer's Hot Water
Olaf Gradin shares Fiserv’s experience working with Pivotal Application Service, what worked and what didn’t.
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Netflix Play API - An Evolutionary Architecture
Suudhan Rangarajan talks about what patterns Netflix observed in their previous architectures and how they arrived at a list of practices to create an Evolutionary Architecture.
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Full Cycle Developers @Netflix
Greg Burrell presents Netflix’s journey from siloed teams to their Full Cycle Developer model for building and operating their services at Netflix.
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Mocking .NET without Hurting Its Feelings
John Wright discusses two main types of mocking frameworks: constrained frameworks (like RhinoMocks and Moq) and unconstrained frameworks (such as Typemock Isolator and Telerik JustMock).
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What We Got Wrong: Lessons from the Birth of Microservices
Ben Sigelman talks about what Google got wrong about microservices, the lessons learned along the way and how to apply those lessons today.
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Scaling Agile to an 800-Person Team
Dylan Smith discusses how Microsoft’s TFS/VSTS team changed their culture, what their agile practices and planning horizons are, and the changing roles and team structures over the years.
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Chaos Engineering for PCF
Karun Chennuri and Ramesh Krishnaram show chaos tools built on ChaosLemur to verify the resistance to failure of a system running on PCF.
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Blazor: C# Running in the Browser via WebAssembly
Scott Sauber introduces WebAssembly, explaining why it isn't another Silverlight, and then showing through demos how Blazor works.
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I'll Get Back to You: Task, Await, and Asynchronous Methods
Jeremy Clark discusses consuming asynchronous methods with Task, covering continuations, cancellations, and exception handling.
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Reactor Netty, the Default Spring Boot 2.0 Runtime
Violeta Georgieva discusses the architecture of Reactor Netty along with the major features and best practices and recommendations which are demonstrated with live coding.
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Pivotal Cloud Foundry 2.3: A First Look
Pieter Humphrey, Jared Ruckle discuss some of the features in CF 2.3, including polyglot service discovery, service instance sharing, Spring Cloud Services 2.0, PAS for Windows and Steeltoe.io.
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Look Ma, No Servers: AWS Serverless Applications with the .NET Stack
Bryan Slatner discusses the need to think differently about serverless applications and demonstrates creating and deploying an entire web app without any servers, focusing on AWS and .NET.
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