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Since .NET Core saw the light of day, it has become more opinionated and flexible—especially regarding design patterns. Many patterns developers once dabbled in have become front and centre in ASP.NET Core, MAUI and .NET overall. In this session, Iris covers some of the main design patterns at the forefront, a few lesser-known ones, and some we probably could do without—like the “Best Intentions Pattern” and “Over-Engineering Pattern.”:

The difference between an effective and an ineffective team is staggering. You can’t “fix” bad teams by throwing more money or better technology at the problem. After recruiting, leading, coaching, consulting and training hundreds of teams, and always carefully obsessing about what separates the greats from the good and the bad, Andrei presents his own model for Team Effectiveness, the 3S Model: Structure, Stewardship, Spirit:

OpenAI’s Assistants API lets you build rich, interactive virtual assistants without incurring the time and expense of fine-tuning an LLM. Imagine an AI component that can book appointments on a calendar, query a database, produce charts and graphics, prioritize support tickets, retrieve information from your company’s internal documents, generate spreadsheets, and even run code. The Assistants API makes all this and more possible, and it represents Phase 2 of the LLM revolution in which LLMs are supplemented by “tools” that perform tasks LLMs can’t. Learn how to put the Assistants API to work in your business and see some jaw-dropping examples of the tasks it can perform, complete with sample code, with Jeff Prosise:

What if your greatest tool as a developer wasn’t just your code but your mindset? In this talk, we explore how your reasoning patterns can revolutionize your approach to software design and decision-making. By shifting your perspective, you’ll learn to make more impactful choices, grow your skills, and contribute meaningfully to your projects. Together with Mihaela-Roxana we explore strategies for making more intelligent decisions, designing more resilient systems, and driving personal and professional growth. It’s time to think beyond code and start building with purpose.

There are no best design practices in Software architecture–everything is a trade-off. But how do you figure out what those are? The answer to every question in software architecture is “It depends.” This keynote answers the follow-up question: “Depends on what?!?” It provides a variety of techniques and tools to help architects and other team members understand and evaluate trade-offs, including how to perform iterative design and avoid common trade-off traps:

#Timisoara 19 - 20 May #Codecamp_Masterclass: Where AI meets code, with Michael Feathers https://lnkd.in/dd2pqmK7 AI is advancing at an extraordinary pace, fundamentally transforming the way we approach software development. As this rapid evolution unfolds, developers face many new questions and challenges concerning safety, processes, intellectual property, and how to harness these powerful tools effectively. In this exclusive one-day workshop, we will explore the exciting intersection of AI and code, providing you with the knowledge and strategies to thrive in this emerging landscape. Join Michael Feathers, author of the upcoming book AI-Assisted Programming (https://lnkd.in/g4qhd65J), for an immersive experience that will equip you to navigate the AI-driven future of software development.

#Timisoara 19 - 20 May #Codecamp_Masterclass: Software Architecture: The Hard Parts, with Neal Ford and Mark Richards https://lnkd.in/dKM8XT3D Software architects have no clean, easy decisions: everything is a terrible trade-off. Architecture has many difficult problems, which this platform-agnostic class highlights by investigating what makes architecture so hard. This class goes beyond software architecture fundamentals and focuses on hard problems within distributed architectures such as microservices and event-driven systems. This class is divided into 2 main parts—pulling things apart, and then putting them back together again. In part 1 (pulling things apart), you’ll learn about the differences between modularity and granularity, techniques and patterns for breaking apart monolithic systems and migrating them to a distributed architecture, how to choose the right size for a service, and how to break apart monolithic data. However, once you break a system apart, necessarily you need to put it back together again. That’s what part 2 is about – putting things back together. In part 2 you’ll learn about communication protocols for communicating between services, how to reconnect distributed data, whether your workflow should use orchestration or choreography, what sort of contract you should have between services, what patterns to use for complex event processing, and how to manage distributed transactions while still maintaining some level of data consistency and integrity. Software architecture is full of hard parts. By attending this 2-day class you can gain the insights and techniques to make it just a little softer.

#Bucharest 6 - 7 May #Codecamp_Masterclass: Certified ScrumMaster (Scrum Alliance), with James Coplien https://lnkd.in/d473mtcZ Come take the red pill — not just “Scrum Guide Basics,” but as Scrum was meant to be   All CSM courses are taught by Trainers approved by the Scrum Alliance. Taking a CSM course, accepting the license agreement, and passing the CSM test designates you as a Certified ScrumMaster, which indicates that you have been introduced to and understand the basic concepts you need to perform as a ScrumMaster or team member on a Scrum team. This course also satisfies two elements of the CSD track: Scrum Introduction and Elective.   @jcoplien is one of the best and most effective trainers on scrum I’ve met so far. He definitely makes ppl talk & think! — Kaisa Holsting (@meej2nes)   Will you take the red pill or the blue pill? Most Scrum courses are about the responsibilities of the ScrumMaster and the team — the blue pill — while ignoring the integrated role of management and the importance of converting your enterprise to Scrum, top-to-bottom. The blue pill will give you 10% or 20% improvements, and can maybe even double your performance. I’d rather have the class aim for one or two orders of magnitude in their implementations back home. The class will choose — and in any case, the blue pill junkies will have enough to take back home to get their 10% or 20%. For the rest, you’re in for a great ride. And, in any case, in this course, we’ll immerse you in those experiences, and you’ll emerge empowered to take on the world of high-powered product development.

#Bucharest 7 May #Codecamp_Masterclass: Where AI Meets Code, with Michael Feathers https://lnkd.in/dnHpAdX3 AI is advancing at an extraordinary pace, fundamentally transforming the way we approach software development. As this rapid evolution unfolds, developers face many new questions and challenges concerning safety, processes, intellectual property, and how to harness these powerful tools effectively. In this exclusive one-day workshop, we will explore the exciting intersection of AI and code, providing you with the knowledge and strategies to thrive in this emerging landscape. Join Michael Feathers, author of the upcoming book AI-Assisted Programming (https://lnkd.in/g4qhd65J), for an immersive experience that will equip you to navigate the AI-driven future of software development.