The event on .NET that will leave a mark
Five days on cutting-edge Microsoft technologies with top international experts, national and from the region, a unique opportunity in which to learn, share, networking and fun!
Limited capacity of 350 people. Don't miss your ticket!
Schedule
5 days you will never forget
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Donald Belcham
Workshop 1: Getting Ahead of Delivery Issues with Deep SDLC Analysis
Capacity: 90
Requirements: None
Many software development teams have multiple systems that support their software development life cycle. Continuous integration, task/backlog management, version control and other systems make up these ecosystems. Most teams and organizations only use the surface of each of these applications. Individually, each one of these applications creates and collects a vast amount of data and meta data that defines the development work that the organization is doing.
How can you dig deeper than provided burn down charts, build failures and code coverage reports to learn more about your development process? How can you take all of the silently collected data from these different systems and use it to make decisions about what is going to happen in the future instead of what has happened in the past? What meaning and guidance can you extract from your development ecosystem that can make you more efficient, deliver higher quality software and perform better for your clients and their businesses?
This seminar will expose you to merging the data and meta data in your development systems. It will introduce you to new metric and measures that will help you to identify potential weaknesses in your software and development process. You will see samples of how to integrate seemingly disparate systems to extract a deeper understanding of how your development process is working and how you can surface this information to members of the team and the business.
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Rodolfo Finochietti | Mariano Sanchez
Workshop 2: Windows Phone 8.1 App Development
Capacity: 60
Requirements: Windows 8.1, Windows Phone 8.1 SDK, Visual Studio 2013
We will review the major news for the platform, among which stands out the new Windows Phone 8.1 Runtime, Notification Center, the new voice assistant Cortana and the construction of Universal Apps that work on both Windows Phone 8.1 and Windows 8.1. -
Rachel Appel
Workshop 3: Build an ASP.NET Web App
Capacity: 60
Requirements: Visual Studio 2012 or 2013
If you're looking to learn what you need to know to build a web application in ASP.NET MVC that works across all browsers, then this workshop is for you. Come learn basic and advanced techniques for building an ASP.NET MVC web application, including Web API and SignalR. Includes "ASP.NET Intro", "ASP.NET MVC and SignalR Advanced Topics" and "Mobile Web Apps with MVC and Bootstrap".
ASP.NET MVC Intro
In this session, you'll learn how to build a basic website using ASP.NET MVC. We'll cover the fundamentals of Models, Views, and Controllers, the three main components of MVC development. We'll see how they work together to create robust, data-driven websites.
ASP.NET MVC and SignalR Advanced topics
This session aims to discuss advanced ASP.NET topics such as ASP.NET Web API, SignalR, ViewModels, Routing, and automated UI unit testing with WebDriver and Visual Studio.
Mobile Web Apps with ASP.NET MVC and Bootstrap
If you are creating new apps, or need to update your existing apps, Bootstrap is the way to most easily develop solutions that meet the needs of the ever increasing audience of the mobile market. Bootstrap provides a lightweight, cross platform, and responsive framework for developing mobile web sites and applications. And it's just CSS and JavaScript, so we only need to learn specific selectors and methods. In this session you will learn what you need to get started writing data-driven mobile web applications in Visual Studio with ASP.NET MVC and Bootstrap.
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Accreditation & Breakfast
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Opening
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Eduardo Mangarelli
Keynote: Microsoft Platform Vision
Commissioning of our vision and priorities on the platforms scene, apps, devices and services. -
Fernando Machado
Windows Azure Architecture: I think, therefore I am.
Virtually unlimited resources, almost infinite elasticity, pay only for what I use, low cost of adoption ... these and other advantages of Windows Azure can be very attractive, as long as you consider that many things in this new world are different from those know so far. The cloud computing in general and Windows Azure in particular, have democratized the development of distributed systems, but the mindset of developing non-distributed systems is difficult to eradicate. What do I have to think about when developing for the cloud to maximize the potential of Windows Azure? We will see issues like scalability, fault tolerance, availability and more points that will help you change the way of conceptualizing the development of systems for the cloud. -
Carlos Peix | Martin Salias
Agile Development in 45 minutes
A tour of the agile engineering practices (Extreme Programming) and Scrum concluding with automated deployment and continuous delivery. We will tour the principles on which is based the evolutionary development and functional slicing and some options for putting it into practice on the .NET platform. -
Lunch
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Jaime Rodriguez
Tips & tricks for sharing C# code on iOS, Android and Windows Phone
Xamarin makes it possible to reuse your C# code to target many different platforms. The tooling, base class library, and C# language is already an advantage, but to up your code sharing to the next level, you need a solid architecture, a good project structure, and patterns that help you abstract platform dependencies and maximize reuse. Join this talk to get tips and tricks on getting the most out of your mobile application development with Xamarin and C#. -
Raul Garreta
Machine Learning: Artificial Intelligence isn't just a Science Fiction topic
In this presentation I will give a brief introduction to the concepts of Machine Learning and then discuss possible applications in the industry. I will show you some of the tools available, difficulties and challenges. Finally we will see how to solve a practical problem of automatic text classification. -
Coffee break
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Fabian Imaz
Extending SharePoint, Project and Office 2013 with the new Apps model
In this talk we will see the new application model built for the 2013 Microsoft collaborative platforms, which allows users to add new functionality acquiring solutions from the Microsoft Store or creating a private store within the organization. This new paradigm provides a large range of possibilities for users and developers of SharePoint, Project and Office as they may install and use each application without the need for administrator intervention. -
Veronica Giaudrone | Alexander Sklar | Marcelo Guerra
Uruguayans in Redmond
Virtual Panel of Q&A with the Uruguayan team of experts in Redmond, Headquarters of Microsoft in the United States, moderated by Pablo Garcia. How is it to leave the country to work at Microsoft HQ in USA? In which awesome projects have they worked? Moreover, you will have the opportunity to ask them something! -
Donald Belcham
Introduction to Aspect Oriented Programming
Evaluating and learning a new technology and programming technique can be a daunting task. This session will introduce you to AOP from the very beginning. You will learn what the different styles of AOP are, which frameworks and tools support each style and what problems AOP can solve for you. You will leave understanding how to implement AOP on both brownfield and greenfield codebases. -
Coffee break
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Rodolfo Finochietti
Roslyn: The Future of C# and VB.NET
The Roslyn project is a complete renovation of the C# and Visual Basic compilers, exposing them as APIs to be extended. In this session we will see how it is Roslyn and the features of the new version of C#. -
Gabriel Camargo
Starting a future
Through parallelisms with his own life experiences, Gabriel shows us that the path of the entrepreneur is an obstacle course that usually begins by walking blindfolded; but believing in yourself and being smart to choose where to put all our effort is possible for anyone to build a future and surprise the world.
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Breakfast
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Ariel Schapiro
Azure: an amusement park in the cloud for the modern developer
In this session we will cover functions and services that were added in the latest versions of Azure above the existing platform, which make life easier for developers (and fun?): Mobile Services, Application Insights, Notification Hubs or Machine Learning are some of these "sugar features" that has MicrosoftAzure and that we'll be reviewing in a session that aims to keep up with the most interesting of the newest (or vice versa). -
Mariano Sanchez
Code Smells & Refactoring or how to make our code smells (and looks) better
We are going to review different ways of detecting bad development practices and problems of implementation/design on source code (better known as Code Smells) to later discuss ways of how to fix these problems following simple steps (Refactorings). -
Coffee break
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Marcos Ezquerra
Methodologies: Agile or productive? A view from the trenches
In recent years there has been a significant growth in the use of agile methodologies, short and incremental cycles, with a number of practices to minimize time and errors, generating small, stable and continuous outcomes. Scrum, Extreme Programming, Agile Unified Process (RUP Simplified) are among the most popular. Terms such as Scrum Master, tracker, story cards, stand-up meeting, sprint and backlog were imposed in the everyday language of teams. The question is: does this really makes us more productive? Are commitment and better performance achieved for each individual? Are the teams in full knowledge of the methodology and the objectives searched? In this talk we will try to find the key points that improve the relationship between Productivity and Agility, looking for points of contact to revalue the individual and comprehensive training in the software development process. -
Pablo Cibraro
The future of ASP.NET, Katana and ASP.NET vNext
In this session we will discuss the new projects in which Microsoft is working in the short term for what will be the new generation of ASP.NET. We will see an introduction to Katana, a new open source project led by Microsoft to implement the specifications defined in OWIN with the objective of decouple standard functionality of a web server in a web application, as well as the new functionality and runtime that we will have as part of the new ASP.NET vNext. -
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Dan Fernandez
Fun with .NET - Windows Phone, LEGO Mindstorms, and Azure
In this demo-packed session, we'll walk through building your first .NET controlled LEGO Mindstorm using Windows Phone. You'll learn about the LEGO EV3 API, how to control motors and read sensor data, and how to batch commands to the robot. Once we have a working, drivable robot, we'll switch to cloud-enabling the robot so that you can drive the robot remotely via a Web site hosted in Microsoft Azure. -
Diego Sapriza
RESTful for all
The talk could be summarized as: how to design RESTful APIs without dying in the attempt. We live in a service-oriented interconnected world. The protagonists of this evolution: RESTful APIs. If your application is focused on services and the whole world, you have to know how to address them. I will show you the best practices to design restful APIs, from conception to implementation, testing and documentation. Modeling Entities and collections, errors, standards and more. With this information you will be able to design a RESTful API for your next multimillionaire Startup :)
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Coffee break
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Rachel Appel
I just met you, and "this" is crazy, but here's my NaN, so call(me), maybe?
This is a session in which we make fun of JavaScript, but learn something by doing so. JavaScript can be a passive-aggressive and fickle language that frustrates you at every turn. It lets you do things like declare variables anywhere, but doesn’t tell you that it will hoist them while you’re not looking. JavaScript’s 'this' keyword is anything but, and eval can turn good code to evil fast. In this session that blends comedy and learning, we will discuss common JavaScript headaches and mistakes and fun ways to avoid them. Learn what can trick you, like the 'this' keyword, JavaScript scoping, evil Eval, and the use of the 'with' statement (wait... what?). All that alongside those gotchas is the fact that not all equality operators are created equal, or how the innocent looking parseInt does farce parses. Sit back and dig into the fun of JavaScript language quirks. -
Pablo Garcia
Windows and .NET on the Internet of Things
100IoTWindows.NETIntel GalileoIn this session we will play with the Intel Galileo, capable of running Windows on a System on a Chip x86 the size of a fingernail, the Netduino boards running .NET code natively and many accessories connecting them with Azure services for the Internet of Things to receive and coordinate all the information that these sensors are able to collect. It is a session to erase the line between electronics and software and for all those who studied electronics ... that they realize they chose the wrong career :) -
Coffee break
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Donald Belcham
Opportunities to Improve System Reliability and Resilience
When you think of application reliability your mind is probably drawn to things like server farms, load balancing and database failovers. These are valid thoughts, but infrastructure concerns are not the only way that you can improve the reliability and resilience of an application. This session will describe code level patterns that can reduce the number of failures that surface to users as well as rarely used coding team development efforts that can reduce the risk of errors on the most critical of business implementations. By the time the session is over you'll have a better grasp of how to reduce the likeliness that code is the reason your next app goes boom! -
After Party at Infocorp! Invites: Microsoft, Infocorp, Uruguay XXI and Paypal Developer.
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Trip
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A day with the speakers
Would you like to spend a whole day with the speakers? Walk and talk with them hand to hand in places as beautiful as Piriapolis and Punta del Este through the most emblematic of both places? Join us on a trip to remember!
During the conference we will drawn seats to join us with all expenses paid including transportation and lunch. But don't desperate! If you're not a winner, you can also join us on your own! If you want to get together with a group of friends and join us in this trip, you are totally invited!
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Workshops
Get your hands dirty!
1 day complete day of workshops!
What we all, developers like: getting your hands dirty and learn new and better programming techniques, new technologies and solutions to the problems we face every day. As if that were not enough, in .NET Conf UY we do it with the very best experts who will have direct contact with you!
Access is limited since the facilities allows up to 40 people per workshop. A week before .NET Conf UY, registration will be announced only to people who already have .NET Conf UY tickets. You can not buy a ticket just for the workshops, the entrance to .NET Conf UY includes everything.
Conference
The latest on .NET and more!
2 days... 2 tracks of conference!
During Friday and Saturday the most important conference on .NET is held in 2 simultaneous tracks. Experts come to the city of Montevideo to give talks and share their knowledge with the community. A unique opportunity where you can even chat with them firsthand in the halls of the conference. Besides super interesting talks, the conference includes breakfast, breaks and lunch so you can take breaks between lectures and refresh your thirst and feed to recharge and keep learning. You can also enjoy our sponsors various proposals all the more interesting, do not miss it!
All meals are included in the ticket.
After Party
Music, Drinks, Food and Fun!
What more could you ask for?
At the end of the conference we continue celebrating with an After Party filled with music, drinks, food and fun! The great closing party, great to continue the conversation.
Recreation
Clear our heads with some fresh air!
A full day of unplug
We will meet to spend the day among attendees, speakers and organizers to chat, have fun and get some fresh air to clear our heads and be able to return to our work week with all batteries full with the plus of new knowledge acquired from some great experts!
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.NET Conf UY on the media
El primer .NET Conf UY superó expectativas de organizadores y público Oct 21
Fueron 5 dias en el Auditorio de Antel, donde 350 asistentes compartieron charlas, experiencias y momentos muy distendidos. CanalUY conversó en exclusiva con Damian Neira, CTO de Nublit, quien participó como asistente del primer .Net Conf UY.
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NetConfUY 2014 – Marcaron un hito de Antes & Después Oct 7
No conozco la historia de cómo surge el slogan de la NetConfUY que dice: “El evento que marcará un antes y un después”, pero definitivamente lo han logrado.
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.NET Conf UY: cinco días de charlas y networking Sep 3
Nublit apoya el evento de tecnología más importante para los desarrolladores de tecnologías Microsoft, organizado por la comunidad .NET. Desde Nublit trabajamos con Windows Azure y Windows Phone, tecnologías que Microsoft impulsa fuertemente.
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JetBrains patrocinando .NET Conf UY en Uruguay – con descuentos para participantes Aug 18
Continuando nuestro apoyo a las comunidades de desarrolladores en América Latina, JetBrains va a patrocinar a la .NET Conf en Montevideo – Uruguay que tendrá lugar los días 3 y 4 de Octubre 2014.
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En octubre, .NET Conf UY promete un nuevo impulso a la comunidad de Microsoft Jul 7
En un año que ha sido testigo de una profusa actividad de la comunidad IT, conversamos con Fabian Fernandez, quien lidera el equipo de organización de .NET Conf UY, previsto para los próximos 3 y 4 de octubre.
Seen on canalUY
.NET Conf UY - We are in!! Jun 26
Se acerca el evento que estabas esperando! 3 y 4 de Octubre en Montevideo. Precios y descuentos especiales para socios.
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.NET Conf UY & CUTI Jun 11
Dos días de charlas de vanguardia sobre tecnologías Microsoft con los mejores expertos internacionales, nacionales y de la región que harán del evento una oportunidad única.
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Uruguay
A naturally friendly country
Montevideo
The capital of Uruguay, harmoniously combines modernity and tradition. Ancient architectural treasures such as el Cabildo, the Iglesia Matriz and the Puerta de la Ciudadela, styles such as Art Nouveau and Art Deco and cutting-edge modern buildings such as the Torre de las Comunicaciones, give the city a unique identity. The capital’s Rambla (waterfront promenade), providing access to over 30 km of coastline, is one of the main attributes of Montevideo and an unforgettable stroll for its inhabitants who frequently go there to drink ‘mate’ (South American style of tea) and go for long walks, runs and biking. In addition, the vast number of green spaces, parks and gardens also provide numerous outdoor options.
Check the F.A.Q. for tips on how to get around the city.
Where to sleep?
Caballo Loco - Hostel Montevideo
Located in the heart of downtown Montevideo, is located just meters from the Plaza Cagancha in an old house from the early sXX, fully renovated and refurbished.
Enjoy your stay with 15% OFF and you will also be very close to the event!
(+598) 2902 6494
info@caballolocohostel.com
Remember to mention .NET Conf UY
F.A.Q.
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How to travel to Uruguay?
Depends on where you are: plane, bus or boat. I want to know more. Need assistance? Send an email to info@netconf.uy and we will help you! -
What documentation do I need to travel to Uruguay?
Foreign visitors do not need to follow any special immigration procedures, as entering the country only requires a valid passport. Citizens of bordering countries can enter with their national ID document. -
Do I need any vaccinations to enter the country?
Sanitary conditions are very good. There are no major health issues so no special vaccinations are required to enter the country.
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What is the climate like in Montevideo?
The climate in Montevideo is temperate and humid (average 17°C), with warm summers and fairly uniform rainfall throughout the year. -
What language do Uruguayans speak?
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What is the predominant religion?
Uruguay is secular, with absolute religious freedom. The separation of Church and State was established in the 1919 Constitution. The main religion is Catholicism at 47.1% of the population. -
Money and Safety tips?
Credit cards are widely accepted in most hotels, restaurants and shops. ATMs are also available and are in the street. Even though Montevideo is quite safe for tourists, street crime like bag snatching and pick-pocketing occurs, please pay particular attention to your belongings. Try to keep away from isolated or poorly lit areas at night and avoid walking downtown or in the port area alone.