<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>

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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

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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

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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

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

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

Thank you for contributing to Granite State Code Camp 2022.  Join us for closing ceremonies and door prizes!