Talks and Workshops

Talks

• Building hypermedia applications (workshop)

• Alice in Agile Wonderland

• Vertical Slice Technologies – Building what matters

• HTTP caching for ponies and unicorns

• Advanced HTTP caching & patterns for ninja unicorns

• How to always be right on the Internets

• Feed the links, tuples’ a bag – An introduction to Linked Data APIs

• Links, forms and unicorns

• macOS for the .net dev

• How to fail an OSS project in a few simple steps

• OWIN, why, what and how?

• OWIN, where did we go wrong?

• ReST 3.0 – A lap around HTTP Apis’ next generation

• The simple life of ReSTful Microservices

• The mythical 17:00 split

• Versions are evil – How to do without in your APIs

• Your Agile is dead

Workshops

• Building hypermedia applications (workshop)

Past talks

Those talks have not been presented in a while, were a one-off or are just here because they are funny.

If you want one of these talks for your user-group or conference, please contact me and we can discuss bringing it back.

• When agile goes bad

• RESTful Architecture - Pecha Kucha Karaoke

• Build your own web framework

• Building composite apps in a package-managed world

• An introduction to fluent nhibernate

• In the life of a lean feature

• The MVP pattern

• Asp.net MVC Best Practices

• An introduction to asp.net MVC

• OpenYourMind to the Revolution

• An introduction to OpenRasta

• An introduction to OpenWrap

• Open Source and the Microsoft .NET Ecosystem

• Using ReST to design a better OData

• ReST with OpenRasta

• Put your webforms to REST – how to build rest-y architectures with .net

• Solving the Packaging Puzzle (with Ian Cooper)

• ReST panel conversation

• Web standards are broken and it’s getting worse

• WebForms vs MVC with Phil Winstanley

• What OpenRasta does other frameworks can’t

• WPF Tips n‘ Tricks

Copyright notice

Please note, the providing of the links to the videos, slides and does not grant you any additional rights. All content is copyrighted Sebastien Lambla and / or Caffeine IT and / or naughtyProd Limited.

Each conference may release material independently from this site and may do so under a different licensing term, please check on each web site what license it’s under. For the avoidance of doubt, if there is no license you have no license to use the content.

Code license is usually in the codebase (most of the time I go for MIT).

If you want to reuse, deliver or distribute some of the material presented here, it’s usually fine but you have to contact us, let me know and get permission first.

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