Workshop: Introduction to Distributed Systems with .NET Core
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A hands-on workshop with Dylan Beattie, covering HTTP, REST, GraphQL, gRPC, RabbitMQ, and SignalR: what they do, why you would use them, and how they all work with C# and .NET Core.
This workshop gives you a hands-on introduction to the most important messaging patterns used in modern application development. Using .NET Core and C#, we’ll build a series of small example apps and services, wire them together using these patterns, and discuss how – and when – you’d apply the same patterns in your own applications.
Workshop will be held on July 6, 7 from 4 p.m to 8 p.m. (UTC+3). Timezone: EEST.
Course Structure and Contents
Introduction
Connecting Components using HTTP
Message queues and pub/sub
Protocol Buffers and gRPC
Connecting to the Web
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Target Audience and Prerequisites
Number of participants: up to 20 participants.
The event will be held in English.
This workshop is aimed at developers with some experience writing applications using C# and Microsoft .NET.
The workshop is run fully online, using Zoom and various online collaboration tools. Attendees will be writing and running .NET code during the workshop, so will need to join the workshop on a computer running Windows, macOS or Linux, and ideally install the Microsoft .NET SDK from here.
Exercises can be done in .NET Framework 4.6+ or .NET Core 2.0+
Speaker Dylan Beattie
— Dylan Beattie created his first web page in 1992;
— With nearly 25 years’ experience as a professional developer, he’s worked on everything from static websites to distributed microservice architectures;
— Dylan is a Microsoft MVP and the creator of the Rockstar esoteric programming language;
— He’s presented talks about technology and software development at conferences and events all over the world;