Hi!

.Net people we have good news for you, we are having .Net focused event at February 22nd at 18:30 to Zaļā iela 1, 4th floor (Microsoft Latvia office).

Agenda of .NET focused 63rd DevClub.lv:

• • • • Valdis Iļjučonoks from Geta Digital will give a talk “Alternative Localization for Asp.Net Core Applications”
        Let’s look at how Asp.Net Core applications could be localized, what are resources and resource managers. Will see how localization happens in Asp.Net Core pipeline and also will checkout some of the caveats and difficulties when working with built-in localization provider in Asp.Net Core applications. And in that context let’s see what could be done better and what tool we could use to make developer life easier (actually make developer not to think about such a boring task as application localization at all).
        (Language — English)
        Tags: .Net Core, Asp.Net Core, C#, Localization
        
        Valdis is (Microsoft® + EPiServer) · Most Valuable Professional, system architect and web/mobile technologist in Geta Digital, Visual Studio ALM evangelist and passionate about F#. He writes at blog.tech-fellow.net.

     

    • • Andris Lubans from Intrum Global Technologies will give a talk “Controlling of messages flow in Microservices architecture”
        Microservices architecture has grown in popularity in recent years. It has many benefits like scalability, fault tolerance, independent deployability etc.
        A common question that comes up is “Should I use orchestration or a reactive approach in my system?”. The talk will be about reactive approach with coordinator.
        (Language — Russian)
        Tags: Microservices; Sagas; Masstransit
        
        Andris is lead developer in Intrum Global Technologies, has experience in migrating live system to microservices architecture, .Net and Microsoft stack.

     

    • • Arturs Karbone from If Insurance  will give a talk about “Use-Case-Driven Architecture in .NET”
        Brand new fancy frameworks appear quite often nowadays. Sometimes we as developers are trying to keep up to date by blindly chasing them. But is the investment worth?
        What business expects from us? Fancy frameworks or solid delivery pipeline?
        How can we focus on writing line of business code?
        How can we postpone architectural decisions about frameworks?
        How to make sure that your project structure reflects the business, not the technical brainfuck?
        Artur has been digging this topic for years and has a lot of real-life examples to share.
        (Language — Russian)
        Tags: .NET, Clean Code,  Architecture
        
        Artur is a seasoned, independent consultant, who went through enterprise applications of all kinds. He is enthusiastic about building and leading strong teams, revealing their potential and making smart people working with other smart people.Artur’s peers know how pragmatically he combines business-oriented thinking and fanatic passion for software development best practices like Domain-Driven Design, TDD, paired programming, writing clean code, etc. Before he went independent, he worked as an architect and a tech lead. In addition to that Artur is an active OSS contributor and blogs at Craftsman at Work.

     

    • • Intrum Global Technologies give away!
        Register and win WD external hard drive 4TB, Raspberry PI3 or Intrum backpack!

 

• Did you know that Riga Dev Days 2018 this year will have .Net dedicated track? They already have published large part of their schedule and workshops. Since Early Bird tickets are limited by amount and time – hurry to get your ticket .

 

• Did you know that we are organizing first front-end (web app) concepts and technologies focused conference FrontCon on June at 14-15? If you want to give a talk – submit your proposal.

 

• Did you know that Intrum Global Technologies will organize internal Hackathon at March 2018 and winners will go to participate in external Hackathon organized by Intrum and Tieto in Finland at April 2018?
  Intrum Global Technologies is looking for:
  – .NET/C# Full-Stack Developer
  – IT Manager (Data Management Area)
  – JAVA Developer

 

• Did you know that at Intexsys developers can dedicate up to 10% of their time to “Guild” work, where Guild members decide what they will work on?
  Intexsys is looking for:
  – Senior Database Developer (MS SQL)
  – PHP Developer
  – DevOps Engineer
  We promise – it will never be boring!

 

• ALSO Cloud Latvia keeps doing awesome stuff and looking for awesome people.

 

• Did you know that Tieto Latvia has a various exciting open positions? JOIN one of our fantastic teams! Tieto Latvia is currently looking for:
  – MS Dynamics AX Developer
  – Dynamics Retail Functional Consultant
  – Dynamics AX Support Specialist

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