<p>We so can't wait to see you all at Granite State Code Camp 2022!<br><br>GSCC2022 is a one-day conference on Saturday, November 12th, 2022, simultaneously online AND in-person at Manchester Community College in Manchester, NH. The event is for the tech community that focuses on software development and software engineering. There is no charge for attendees. Dozens of professionals volunteer their time to share knowledge with fellow developers. All technology tribes are welcome, and topics are only constrained by what speakers volunteer to present (about code). There are a wide range of coding related topics that make Code Camp a popular and valuable event for professionals at all stages of their careers, rivaling conferences that cost thousands of dollars to attend. The conference is organized by software developers of the New Hampshire developer community who also volunteer, with the encouragement of the New Hampshire Technical Alliance and fiscal organizational support of Granite State Users Groups, LLC. Food, raffles and other considerations included in free admission are paid for in-person attendees by the generosity of our sponsors, who represent the best of the best community-promoting companies to work with and/or for in the Greater New Hampshire Area. #gscc2022 <a href="https://granitestatecodecamp.org">https://granitestatecodecamp.o...</a></p>

Granite State Code Camp

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ATOM

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Camp

M & T Tech

Akumina

Alexander Technology Group

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Stop by to visit our Platinum Sponsor, The Atom Group!

ATOM was conceived on the premise that expertly guided software innovation could create wonders. But it’s more than that. We’re built on a belief in partnership that starts with understanding business problems. We’re people first and technologists second.

ATOM [Platinum]

Stop by to visit gold sponsor, Insight Consulting!

Insight is a Fortune 500 solutions integrator helping organizations accelerate their digital journey to modernize their business and maximize the value of technology. Insight’s technical expertise spans cloud and edge-based transformation solutions, with global scale and optimization built on 33+ years of deep partnerships with the world's leading and emerging technology providers.

Insight [Gold]

Stop in to visit our gold sponsor, Pulsar Security!

Pulsar Security is an elite team of security pros and software engineers working to secure the world, one partnership at a time. We build software to help manage and protect large enterprises as well as offer various services from vulnerability assessments and penetration testing to phishing simulations and more custom red team engagements. We work with all types of companies to help figure out what is actually on your network, secure it, and game plan how bad guys will try to break your defenses. Whether you are just building your security program, need to assess the performance of your current efforts, or want us to simulate a live attack, visit us at pulsarsecurity.com for more info.

Pulsar Security [Gold]

Stop in to visit gold sponsor MILL5!

MILL5 is an IT consulting and product company composed of world-class business, strategy, and technology professionals. Our focus is to transform businesses through our products and services by enhancing systems, removing roadblocks, and developing innovative solutions. We partner with various clients across many industries including financial services, retail and consumer, manufacturing, healthcare, utilities and energy, transportation, and government. Our team is prepared to deliver excellence and drive results through our Cloud, Remote Worker, AI & Machine Learning, IoT, and Security services.

MILL5 [Gold]

Stop in to visit our gold sponsor, Camp!

CAMP is the leading independent provider of aviation management products and services with a proven track record of 50 years. CAMP is committed to providing the highest quality products and services to the business aviation community across the globe.

Camp [Gold]

Stop in to visit our silver sponsor, M&T Tech

At M&T Tech, we’re a team of innovators, makers, disrupters and builders, working to create the most advanced technology solutions in banking. We’re not your stereotypical suit and tie bankers: We’re an innovative team of leading tech experts, pushing boundaries and taking risks.

M&T Tech [Silver]

Stop in to visit our Silver sponsor, Akumina!

Akumina is the Employee Experience Platform (EXP) that empowers global enterprises to quickly create personalized digital experiences that help every employee in every role work smarter, not harder.

Akumina [Silver]

Stop in to visit our silver sponsor, Alexander Technology Group!

Alexander Technology Group is an award-winning leader in technology staffing with offices in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. With a comprehensive suite of temporary and direct placement services we are prepared to enable your technology career and staffing goals.

Alexander Technology Group (Silver)

Take a break in the Code Camp Lodge!

Hosted on-site and virtually.  Meet and chat with other Code Campers.

Code Camp Lodge 2022

Have you wanted to just see what all the hype is about .NET MAUI, but didn't want to go into a deep-dive session that was written for ex-Xamarin developers?

Well, you're in luck, I'll show you what you need to know to be able to hold a conversation at a dinner party.

We'll go over the highlights of what the tech is, then take a look at a project in Visual Studio to understand the structure and see just how easy it is to deploy to different platforms. Bing, bang boom, you're now able to converse with the dat knowledge.

Quick Lap Around .NET MAUI

Story:
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After I was assigned to my new project, I realized that the quality assurance processes were not mature and we could introduce several initiatives to improve the quality (not only in the product, but also in our development activities). I will share my story which ended up in a successfully built quality.

With correct steps, we can see how quickly a quality process can be developed. But what is a quality process and how can we ensure quality? Does quality assurance equal to running tests? As you can guess, the answer is no. So we will talk about different aspects of quality assurance. By means of the initiatives I have introduced, we experienced not only the quality of the product, but also the efficiency of the agile ceremonies and visibility of information. We built a close working approach with Dev and Product teams to encourage early QA involvement and find ways to cope with testability issues.

Outcome
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While initially, there was:

* No track of bugs
* No feedback cycle on tests
* No transparency of the progress
* No organized feature
* No metrics, no idea about coverage
* Escaped bugs
* Massive manual effort 

After talking to product owners, development members and project leaders; I have initiated a number of studies. It was not a piece of cake since you have to act like a quality coach, be dedicated and encourage people. A few of the initiatives were Feature Housekeeping, Short and very understandable progress reports, Pulling QA in Early Stages and Bugs Management initiative.

A summary of the achievements are as follows:

* Features are organized and prioritized based on Criticality (Impact) and Probability (Visibility).
* Test cases are defined and documented. A Traceability matrix is generated from tests to features.
* Cases which are not testable are revealed, a testability improvement initiative is started.
* A test automation framework is built supporting re-usable automated tests.
* Locators are commonized across all sites by collaborative work with dev teams.
* Defined test cases are implemented to be executed on the CI pipelines.
* Test suites are generated based on priorities and Nightly jobs are scheduled.
* All results are reported and tracked publicly on Dashboards and Flaky tests are fixed.
* Test framework is used by several teams.
* Progressive metrics are tracked, traceability matrix is created, coverage is measured.
* Early QA involvement is encouraged by watching development tickets from T0.


Takeaways
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Attendees will be able to see solutions to most common testing pitfalls:

* Managing product features and how to measure coverage
* How to cope with test-ability issues
* How to reduce duplication and improve reusability in test automation
* Dealing with test flakiness
* How to decide test suites and priorities
* Collecting insights from bugs
* Tracking various metrics to maintain a continuous improvement
* Early QA Involvement



The Tester’s Guide to Quality

In this session, we will build a mobile app using .NET MAUI and learn deployment using Microsoft Intune.  Topic includes
1.  Build a Mobile app using .NET MAUI
2.  Basic controls and authentication
3.  Intune - MAM / MDM for Android and iOS

Building .NET MAUI Mobile App and Deploying with Intune

Go beyond just hoping git push works, and have confidence in any command you may need to run! In our time together, we'll discuss what Github is, rather, what git is. We'll see how it works and how to wrap our heads around it. Then we'll dive into our day-to-day basic commands and some advanced commands to support your git journey!

Getting started with GitHub

The widespread adoption of test automation has led to numerous challenges that range from development lifecycle integration to simple scripting strategy. Just because a scenario CAN be automated does not mean it SHOULD be automated. Teams that adopt automation often rush to automate everything they can -- the automation firehose. For those scenarios that be should automated, every team must adopt an implementation plan to ensure value is derived from reliable automated test execution. In this session, the audience will learn how to automate both strategically and tactically to maximize the benefits of automation. Entry criteria will be demonstrated for automation in the development lifecycle along with a set of checks to determine automation feasibility & ROI. 

The Automation Firehose: Be Strategic and Tactical

Are you just getting started with ASP.NET Blazor, but step #2 asks you to choose server-model or WASM? Did you pick one at random, dive into Microsoft documentation, or just rage-quit? Want to know what those options really mean and which is best for your application?

We'll compare the two models side-by-side, and discuss the architecture of ASP.NET Blazor. We'll touch on the pros and cons of each setup, and walk through the two template applications that come in Visual Studio.

WASM? Server? What in the Blazes?

As a podcaster, you might have a wide audience, but you may not have a lot of info on them, but you want to get your thoughts across. At the root of all communication & connection is authenticity. Many sectors, including entertainment, focus on a "highlight reel". Every single one of us has an uncut, vulnerable, & authentic side. I’ll you how to show that raw side while maintaining professionalism, staying organized, and engaging your audience. 


Achieving Genuine Connection with an ambiguous audience

Whether you realize it or not, and even if you can’t define it, Web3 is everywhere! 

Join me ask we talk about Web3 technology and what business leaders need to know about Web3.

Learn how to change your values and mindset for a Web3 world.

How to lead in a Web3 Era

Digital accessibility gives people with diverse abilities equal access and opportunity to web content. This is a category of user experience that is often overlooked when it comes to tech products. Unfortunately, this means companies are missing out on potential business, degrading the user experience for all users and, in many cases, leaving themselves vulnerable to lawsuits via ADA Title III (Robles v. Domino's Pizza being the most notable case). As developers, we have the power to advocate for "accessible first" products and promote a more universal web for all users.  

My goals for this presentation: 
- Educate the audience on the importance of creating accessible digital products
- Highlight the top six accessibility issues and how to fix them 
- Provide resources for ongoing testing and further learning 

Key takeaways:
- Why you should care about digital accessibility on your product/platform 
- A baseline understanding for how users with disabilities interact with the digital world 
- How to identify/fix common accessibility issues across your codebase
- Why automated and manual testing are both needed for full test coverage
- An example strategy for ongoing accessibility review and remediation 

Creating A More Inclusive User Experience Through Digital Accessibility

Come learn about creating microservices with .NET.  You will learn about REST and gRPC, along with best practices for creating services.  Finally, we will examine improvements for microservices in .NET 7.

Advanced Microservices with .NET 7

The Metaverse is one of the big buzzwords that has been adopted by large tech companies in 2021 to the extent that Facebook's parent company even changed their name to Meta.

A core component of the Metaverse is ability to precisely locate oneself, real objects and virtual objects in a real environment and to be able to understand that environment.

This session looks at relevant Azure, software, and hardware technologies that help with this task such as Azure Spatial Anchors to enable the Metaverse.

Microsoft HoloLens 2 will serve as a demonstration device for those technologies.

After this session attendees will have a better understanding of what can enable a Metaverse that integrates with the real world.



Foundations of the Metaverse: Azure Spatial Anchors and Understanding 3D Space

There is nothing more important for XF programmers to learn than .NET MAUI. The good news is that it isn't a difficult transition and MAUI programming is terrific. In this presentation I assume you have XF experience and thus we can go beyond the basics.

.NET MAUI for Xamarin.Forms Programmers.

The future on development is in dev containers: reproducible, versioned development environments that run on any machine with a Docker installation (Win/Mac/Linux). 
If you want all users of your project to have a consistent, customized environment, dev containers can be added to your repositories. Dev Containers make onboarding new developers easy while reducing the time to get started.

After this session, you will be able to:
- Understand what dev containers are 
- Know how to add and configure dev containers for a project
	- Tool Installation
	- Extensions
	- Port Forwarding
	- Installing software

Dev Containers in VS Code

you will learn about the Spark based Azure Databricks platform, see how to setup the environment, quickly build extract, transform, and load steps of your data pipelines, orchestrate it end-to-end, and run it automatically and reliably

Azure databricks for engineers, build your first ETL Pipeline with ADB

This workshop will teach participants how to build the entire front-end of weather app in React. Participants will learn how to install and bootstrap a React application, learn about a lot of React coding principles like state management, hooks and creating beautiful components as well as making API calls to a free weather API online.

React: Building a Weather App

Azure Percept will alter your perceptions, especially the one that AI on the Edge is something closer to SF than to production. 
The goal of this presentation is a deeper dive on what is Azure Percept. You will understand what the vision of Edge from Microsoft is. And will look a bit more on where Azure Percept seems to be going.
But mostly we will see what the ways are to use it in our applications, what are the architectures, what other components we need. All with a focus on practical and usable right now.
Of course, we will have live demos.


Alter your “Percept-ions”

Leverage the power of Python and SQL Server to do analytics workloads.  You will learn how to query tables and save the results back to SQL Server.  Best of all, the methods used leverage the pandas library making coding a snap!

Python & SQL Server: A Winning Combination

If you are visible to the public internet, then you will inevitably be the target of cyber attacks. Have you ever wondered about the origins of these attacks? We did.

We left a RDP enabled server exposed to the world and monitored who tried to get in.

In this presentation we will talk about how we set this up, how we processed the data we collected, and finally what we learned about the attacks and their perpetrators.

Attackee: The one who is attacked

Are you feeling overwhelmed by all the JavaScript libraries and frameworks out there? Did you know that most of what they do is now built into modern web browsers?
 
The end of Internet Explorer is the beginning of a renaissance for web developers, as we can finally take advantage of advanced browser-native features. In this talk you'll learn how to do things you might have done in jQuery, React, Angular, Webpack, Babel, or SaaS but without any libraries or preprocessing. You'll learn how to use object classes, modules, web components, CSS variables, and more, all using features built into the web browser.
 
Don't miss this chance to modernize your web development skills for 2022.


Browser Native: Learn how to write apps without libraries and frameworks

This talk aims to provide React developers with helpful and useful information when testing components using the React Testing Library (TRL) and Jest frameworks. It will cover the following:

- explanation of the React Testing Library and Jest
- differences to prior testing frameworks like Enzyme
- understanding the framework API through code snippets
- understanding best practices and avoiding anti-patterns

Component Testing with React Testing Library and Jest

After graduating from a 6-month coding boot camp and switching careers, Jennifer Kirwin has been working at The ATOM Group for 2 years as a Software & Security Engineer. By attending her talk, you will learn what to expect from your first coding job out of school, day to day agency life, and what pursuing a career in software development is like followed by a Q&A session.

Your First Coding Job - What To Expect

In the recent times, the passion towards Data Science has sky-rocketed due to the huge potential of Data. 

With this started the growth of Data Science competitions. In this talk I aim to cover :

- What is Competitive Data Science ( CDS ) ? 
- Why should you try CDS at least once?
- How should you start CDS?  ( Approach & Start )
- Where to & How to get involved with core level CDS? ( Launch )
- Is CDS everything?
- What other than CDS you should focus on, to become hirable in 2022?


Exploring the arena of Competitive Data Science

One of the most popular games of the year is Wordle. Thanks to the power of Python and web automation, we can have a program solve Wordle for us, automatically! Come and learn how to do that... we'll show you some Python web automation that does exactly that!

Here's an earlier version of this presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSvehy4u_xw

Solving Wordle with Python web automation

Lunch

Is your application or service running slow? Are they gobbling up too much memory? Do you have to reboot servers or services every once in a while, and you have no idea why? Well, I know exactly why! I have reviewed millions of lines of code from Microsoft .NET projects and hands down, the number one issue is not handing disposable types correctly.

Microsoft .NET has been around for 20 years and one thing that is very critical for every developer to know is exactly how memory management works in the runtime. If you don’t, you will cause performance issues but more serious is causing virtual memory leaks. The way that .NET was designed back in the late ’90s is that it does not have memory leaks in the true sense, but it can create virtual memory leaks.

In this session, I will show examples and metrics from a real-world in production solution. If developers do not deal with these types when the code is first written, it will be very, very expensive and time-consuming to fix later down the road (if they even get fixed). The main topics covered in this session are properly disposing objects, how to properly implement the IDisposable interface for types that you create, and I will finish up by showing tools that can help you find these issues so you too can be a Code Shark!


Röck Yoür Cöde: Everything That Every .NET Developer Needs to Know About Disposable Types

Many organizations are using Databricks as part of their modern data warehouse estate.  This will introduce you to Databricks and resources for more learning.

Overview of Databricks for Developers

Introduction to Azure AD B2C Authentication and Authorization for MAUI/Blazor.  This session will setup a foundation of understanding of Microsoft B2C and where it fits in your Application Identity Platform.

Azure AD B2C MAUI/Blazor Authentication and Authorization

Planning to move your databases to the cloud but doubt if your data is 100% secure? No matter if you are on-prem or in the cloud, making sure your data is protected in every angle possible is the most crucial and important step in building a secure data tier of an application. Let's dedicate this session to knowing the different multi-layer defense-in-depth security techniques and strategies available to armor your Azure SQL database. let's dive deep into each of these layers starting with the network security, Azure role-based access control (RBAC), data security at the row level, auditing, advanced threat protection, different layers of encryption, monitoring, and more. By the end of this session, you will have the knowledge to make the right security decisions for your environments and implement these techniques in securing your data. 

Azure SQL Security Concepts

Learn what playbooks are and how to create a playbook. You can then automate your security actions using this Security Orchestration and Automation Response tool.

Automating your Security Solution with Cloud SOAR

Homomorphic Encryption is a type of encryption in where operations can be performed on the data without decrypting it.  We'll discuss how it works, and it's limitations

Introduction to Homomorphic Encryption

In this session, We will deep dive into what's new in Android 13 and Android Studio.

Android13: 

Features: 
- Predictive back gesture
- Photo picker
- Per-app language preferences
- Clipboard UI improvements
- Bluetooth LE support
- MIDI 2.0 support

Behavioral changes: 
- Notification permission
- Foreground services task manager
- Granular media permissions
- Intent filters block non-matching intents
- Battery Resource Utilization
- Media controls derived from PlaybackState.

Tools & IDE updates: 

- Revamped Logcat
- LiveEdit
- Device mirroring
- Preview annotation for multiple previews
- Re-composition count
- Firebase Crashlytics integration
- Google Play SDK Index 
- Visual Linting
- Resizeable Emulator
- ADB over Wi-Fi
- Wear specific new run configuration
-  Wearable pairing and improvements of the emulator with support of palm, and buttons
- Bluetooth connectivity support
- Build Analyzer Tool-Tip for suggestions to improve the build(Jetifier flag check, and Config cache)
- Layout inspector
- Accessibility scanner integration within IDE.



What's new in Android

Many organizations are consolidating all their informational assets into data lake.  This is a great idea since all the data is located in one place, both structured and unstructured data can be stored, and many different types of users can access the data.

Traditionally, a SPARK cluster is used to manipulate the data stored in the lake via quality zones.  This data engineering batch process can be scheduled at night.  The more powerful the SPARK cluster is, the more costly is the AZURE bill. Since most data is written once and read many times, how can we reduce the cost of our companies read activities?

Azure Synapse Serverless SQL pools allows the architect to replace the interactive SPARK cluster with a lower cost service. The OPENROWSET and EXTERNAL TABLE commands have been the traditional way to use POLYBASE to read schema on demand. However, this syntax can be time consuming to setup.  Recently, Microsoft has released the LAKE DATABASE that abstracts this underlying mechanism via the Azure Portal.

To recap, having high powered SPARK clusters waiting to satisfy read operations against the data lake can be costly.  A better alternative is to use Azure Synapse Serverless SQL pools that only charge you when you run queries.  Today we will explore the different ways to setup a Serverless SQL pool.


Explore your data lake with Synapse Serverless SQL Pools

Developing cross-platform applications is complex. Some frameworks allow us to share the business logic, some go further and allow us to share the UI layer, often limited to the lowest common denominator among target platforms. But even then – working with device hardware still requires not only error-prone platform-specific code but also developers familiar with each of the target platforms to maintain it. What if there was a framework, which would allow you write all your code in C# and XAML, with unlimited styling and templating capabilities, and a single API to access device hardware and APIs? And what if you could use this framework to target all mobile and desktop devices and even the web? Meet the Uno Platform - your C#/XAML apps on Windows, Android, iOS, macOS, Linux, and WebAssembly!

Uno Platfrom: Your Apps Everywhere

We live in a world where artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly being applied: from home appliances and self-driving cars to robots that look and speak like humans. It is no longer just a matter of AI causing the loss of jobs where repetitive work prevails (e.g., on the assembly line in a factory). There are also examples of application in creative human activities - e.g., art (where AI creates a work of art). The question arises: if and when AI will replace developers? Will AI help solve the labor shortage in the IT sector? What role does AI play in software development today, and how can it help developers?
Attend this session, join the discussion on this exciting topic, and learn how AI is already involved in developing IT solutions such as GitHub Copilot!

Will artificial intelligence (AI) replace or assist developers?

Learn the fundamentals of cryptography, including public/private and symmetric encryption, hashing, and digital signatures.  Discover which techniques are appropriate for various situations.  Review practical real life examples for storing passwords, protecting URL parameters, securely exchanging information with partners, and safely encrypting sensitive information on public web sites.  Concepts apply to all platforms, examples will be in C# for both .NET and .NET Core.   


Cryptography 101

Come join me for this session where we go over the solutions to the GSCC Capture the Flag challenges. Whether you've been working on them all week or this is the first you hear of it, we're going to have some fun figuring out the answers to these security-related puzzles. You'll see a little cryptography, a little hacking and a little nonsense. 
Even if programming is not your forte, come get a look at what sneaky things can be done with simple tools a little perseverance. This CTF opens ahead of the event so you have time to rack up some points. To find out more head over to https://gsccctf.azurewebsites.net/


Capture the Flag Challenges Explained

Writing continuous integration YML scripts is a cumbersome and awkward process. What if there was a better way? GitHub Actions let you write JavaScript code to build, test, and deploy your applications. Even better, you don't have to write actions yourself but reuse the actions written by others. Plus the integration with the GitHub repo security lets your CI code easily contribute back to the repository or trigger other steps.

Is there anything GitHub Actions cannot do?!

An introduction to working with maps on Android and iOS with Xamarin.Forms. We'll go over what prerequisites are for each platform, how to display a map, how to draw markers on a map, how to draw routes, and how to use custom marker images.  We'll cover the new Maps feature coming to Maui and the differences between the Map in Maui and with Xamarin.Forms.

Using maps with Xamarin.Forms and Maui

Successful relationships don’t just happen, they take work. Years of experiences and many mistakes have taught me that there are a few key ingredients to making any relationship a productive and positive one. Join us as we learn about the seven specific things everyone should do to build better and stronger relationships, as I share my stories from the trenches as a mom, an employee, and a leader.

7 Steps for Successful Relationships

Does your application reach out to services or databases over a network. Do you assume that these calls always succeed?

In this talk we will cover different reasons for failures and organize them into those that make sense to retry (e.g., "transient" failures) and those that don't.

Where retrying makes sense, we'll cover some tools and techniques to handle retries automatically, sort out how to select appropriate retry parameters depending on the scenario (e.g., batch job vs. interactive UI with a user waiting), and consider how to test such scenarios (hint: there are some tools to help force transient errors).

Planned examples will include C# in Azure, but open to demonstrating other languages and platforms. You can hit me up on Twitter to request a specific scenario (https://twitter.com/codingoutloud/status/1574138969134088192), though the concepts and patterns are generic.

Fail and Retry

In this session, I will introduce WWW of Microsoft Graph and how important they are for all our applications. We will see the Graph Explorer, PowerShell Modules, APIs and more ways to connect with Microsoft Platforms using Microsoft Graph and understand the architecture of building them. 

**& Yes, we will see some cool demos

What/Where/Why - WWW of Microsoft Graph

Microsoft's .NET Conf is happening November 8-10, just days before Granite State Code Camp.  Check it out if you can... but also join this session for a recap of the event, with the perspective of a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) 2022 award winner in Developer Technologies.

Recap of .NET Conf 2022

In the past five years, functional programming has increased dramatically in popularity which has lead to an explosion of resources in learning these concepts. But, between languages (Haskell, Elm, PureScript, F#), libraries (Ramda, fp-ts), and concepts (Monads, Monoids, Functors), it can be overwhelming in determining where to start and how to begin.

In this talk, I'm going to show you three fundamental concepts of functional programming: pure functions, immutability, and composition by not only explanation but we will walk through building these concepts into your code and applications. As we explore each concept, I'll show you the advantages of following these principles, how they will improve your development experience, and how they will set the stage for more advanced ideas.

Intended for those who have experience with TypeScript or C#, by the end of this presentation, you will understand how pure functions lead to easier to test code, how immutability makes debugging easier, and how the power of compositions allows us to build bigger applications by combining smaller applications.

Learning Functional Programming Through Construction: First Principles

In this session you will learn the best practices, tips and tricks on how to successfully use Azure SQL Database on production environments. You will learn how to monitor and improve Azure SQL Database query performance. I will cover how Microsoft CSS has been using Query Store, Extended Events, DMVs to help customers monitor and improve query response times when running their databases in the Microsoft Azure cloud. These learnings are fruit of Microsoft CSS support cases, and customer field engagements. This session includes several demos

Azure SQL Database - Lessons learned from the trenches

We spend a lot of time learning how to write code and organize ourselves. However, code bases are still very ugly, barely
work and projects still fail. How much does that all matter? How can we really get our teams to identify
what the real problems are and focus on them? How can we make sure we stay focused on the real
problems while trying to improve?

How much does the code matter?

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