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Swetugg Goteborg
By developers, for developers, since 2015
Developers Know What Developers Need to Know
Our conference is organized and staffed by real developers, who build software everyday
Swetugg is a volunteer led conference, with sessions curated by people who deal with the problems hands on. We select speakers from around the world who can share their real world knowledge gained from experience!
With sessions running on 4 tracks covering working with the technology, deploying and running the technology, and how we can use AI to enhance our workflows, there are talks suited to all genres of the .NET world.
And because we know that a 2 day conference can be a lot, there are also other lighter topics included as well, from a geek out deep dive, to how best to brew coffee - we've hosted them to excellent reviews from our attendees!
Included in the ticket is a sit down lunch on both days, something else that attendees and speakers keep coming back for!
Speakers
Daniel Raniz Raneland
1 sessionJeremy Miller
1 sessionHenry Been
2 sessionsJakob Ehn
1 sessionJimmy Engström
1 sessionIsaac Levin
1 sessionFredrik Hagfjäll
1 sessionMattias Lögdberg
1 sessionJohnny Hooyberghs
1 sessionAlyssa Nicoll
1 sessionJonas Helin
1 sessionJohan Lindfors
1 sessionChris Klug
1 sessionPaul Stack
1 sessionKaren Todd
1 sessionSebastian Nilsson
2 sessionsDean Schuster
2 sessionsFrançois Bouteruche
1 sessionSuzanne Daniels
1 sessionJonah Andersson
1 sessionMike Martin
1 sessionMårten Rånge
1 sessionKrzysztof Cieślak
1 sessionEric Johansson
1 sessionMartin Björkström
1 sessionStacy Cashmore
1 sessionNiels Tanis
1 sessionAlan Smith
1 sessionAnna-Maria Wykes
1 sessionEmanuel Palm
1 sessionSafia Abdalla
1 sessionMagnus Mårtensson
1 sessionNico Vermeir
1 sessionAndreas Wänqvist
1 sessionLukas Durovsky
1 sessionSessions
Developers and Testers: The Yin and Yang of Software Development
Karen Todd, Stacy Cashmore
Building minimal APIs from scratch
Safia Abdalla
Blazor in .NET 8: Mastering the New Render Modes
Jimmy Engström
What's new with Azure Bicep?
Henry Been
Lessons learned from public sector cloud implementations
Magnus Mårtensson
Bringing the power of AI to your application.
Krzysztof Cieślak
Why Angular just makes sense (for .NET devs)
Alyssa Nicoll
How to Rock Your Frontend Apps with 10 Awesome CSS Features!
Andreas Wänqvist
From Chaos to Order - Using the Repository Pattern the Right Way
Eric Johansson
The art of automation: An introduction to compile-time code generation in C#
Daniel Raniz Raneland
Build your own Copilot with Semantic Kernel and Azure OpenAI
Jakob Ehn
GitHub Copilot - what's new and what's next
Jonas Helin
ASP.NET Core integration testing 101
Chris Klug
Platform Engineering: Enabling better DevEx
Suzanne Daniels
Master PaaS networking
Mattias Lögdberg
The Rise and (Potential) Fall of Infrastructure as Code
Paul Stack
RAG: Demystifying Local Knowledge AI
Sebastian Nilsson
What is new in .NET and C#?
Johnny Hooyberghs
The Indispensable Principles of Crafting Complex Interfaces
Dean Schuster
Using WebAssembly to run, extend, and secure your .NET application
Niels Tanis
Advanced Security with GitHub without GitHub Advanced Security
Johan Lindfors, Fredrik Hagfjäll
Tales from the trenches: Building a distributed system with Aspire and Dapr
Nico Vermeir
Developing Event-Driven and Cloud-Native Apps in .NET using Azure Functions on Azure Container Apps
Jonah Andersson
From Cloudy to Clear: Demystifying Azure Authentication
Emanuel Palm
How can AI help us be a better .NET developer?
Isaac Levin
Building Cloud-Native Applications with .NET Aspire
Martin Björkström
Resiliency in Asynchronous and Distributed Systems
Jeremy Miller
REST, gRPC, SignalR and GraphQL for .NET developers. Which is right for your use case?
François Bouteruche
GPT-4 vs Starcraft II – Strategic Decision Making using Large Language Models
Alan Smith
Getting started with Azure OpenAI
Anna-Maria Wykes
Failure is not an option : design for failure
Mike Martin
The art of getting 💩 done
Henry Been
Building UX into Your Development Process
Dean Schuster
4KiB is enough
Mårten Rånge
The History of C# - From v1 to v12 and Beyond
Sebastian Nilsson
Beyond the Basics: Advanced Exception Handling Techniques in C#/.NET
Lukas Durovsky
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Location
Elite Park Avenue Hotel
Kungsportsavenyn 36
Göteborg, 400 15
Code of Conduct
Because we think that everyone should be able to enjoy a great experience at our conference
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All attendees, speakers, sponsors and volunteers at our conference are required to agree with the following code of conduct. Organizers will enforce this code throughout the event. We are expecting cooperation from all participants to help ensuring a safe environment for everybody.
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