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Why You Should Be Doing Contract First API Development

Deven Phillips

How do you develop APIs and services efficiently and effectively while improving software quality and team productivity? That's called contract-first API development! By using tools like OpenAPI specification and generator tooling capable of leveraging it, you can leap ahead in your development by g

Room: Pimlico
Topics: Application Development;
Tags: Career Development; Development Practices; Microservices; Quality Assurance; Software Practices; Testing; Web; Web Services

Building a Realtime Websocket API in Phoenix

Jamie Wright

Sometimes consumers of your APIs require near-realtime communication because regular RESTful HTTP apis can be a few milliseconds too slow. These performant and scalable APIs can be made over websocket TCP connections where events are pushed from client and server in near-realtime fashion. This talk

Room: Derby
Topics: Application Development;
Tags: Functional Progreamming; Web; Web Services

Magic or Pokemon Card?

Nick Branstein

I'm not a machine learning guru and you don't have to be either. Using Azure's Custom Vision Service, I'll demonstrate how to put machine learning to use with to detect if an image is a Magic card or a Pokemon card. I'll supply the cards but feel free to bring your own!

Room: Adueduct
Topics: Application Development;
Tags: .NET; Azure; Cloud; Other; Web; Web Services

Automated Testing of ASP.Net Core

Joe Gardner

Automated Testing helps ensure your application actually does what you think it should. This talk will explore approaches for testing of ASP.Net Core Web Applications. We will start with an example that requires only the tools you already have. From there, we will look at how adding modern testing

Room: Downs
Topics: Software Testing;
Tags: .NET; Quality Assurance; Testing; Web; Web Services

Introducing Juvet: Building Bots in Elixir

Jamie Wright

There is another massive shift happening with how we interact with companies through software. Users feel comfortable naturally talking with their applications through chat bots. Chat is the next generation of the user interface. Companies like Slack, Facebook, WhatsApp, and WeChat have some of the

Room: Derby
Topics: Application Development;
Tags: Functional Progreamming; Other; Web Services