4Dotnet - DotnetFriday Meetup

DotnetFriday is de beste manier om jouw weekend in te luiden! Het delen en opdoen van Microsoft .NET & Azure kennis mét een borrel en een hapje in de handen. Have fun with tech!

Toegang is gratis. Eten en drinken wordt verzorgd.

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Kom naar de meetup op vrijdag 9 juni 2023 te Nieuwegein.

Agenda:

16:30 - Inloop

17:00 - Sessie 1 - Florian van Dillen | Testcontainers - a practical deep-dive

18:00 - Dinerbuffet

18:45 - Sessie 2 - Martijn Veld | Calling Flurl - accessing REST APIs the easy way

19:05 - Sessie 3 - Sander Molenkamp | Star Tours - Event Sourcing at Cosmic Scale

20:05 - Borrel: Drinks & Bites & Gezelligheid

Talks:

Florian van Dillen | Testcontainers - a practical deep-dive

Are you mocking your dependencies, especially during unit tests? Tired of setting up infrastructure before running your integration tests? There are other ways to go about this! Testcontainers are a lightweight, disposable means of running your infrastructure such as a database. In this session we will explore the different ways in which we can use the excellent Testcontainers-dotnet library and hopefully give you solid foundation of using it in your own projects.

Martijn Veld | Calling Flurl - accessing REST APIs the easy way

Flurl is a modern, fluent, asynchronous, testable, portable, buzzword-laden URL builder and HTTP client library for .NET. In this brief talk I will demonstrate how Flurl can make your life easier when trying to access data from an external API and how you can easily test such applications.

Sander Molenkamp | Star Tours - Event Sourcing at Cosmic Scale

Set in the Star Wars universe, Star Tours is a Disney theme park attraction that takes passengers on a turbulent trip across the galaxy. You might have ridden it, but have you ever stopped and thought about the complexity of running such an interplanetary travelling agency?

Event Sourcing can help us tackle this complexity by storing state as a series of events that include the 'why' and 'when' of the specific event. Cosmos DB, the multi-model globally distributed database service on Azure is a great fit for storing these events.

In this demo-heavy session I'll show you how to build an event store on Cosmos DB starting from scratch. Topics include bulk operations using stored procedures, partitioning strategies, and how to create projections using the Cosmos DB Change Feed. After this session, you'll be ready to start your own galactic travelling agency!

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