Dante De Ruwe
Technical Consultant & Software Crafter
Leuven, Belgium
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Dante is a technical consultant, full-stack software developer and public speaker. His passion is designing and building software solutions, mainly with C# and .NET. He is fascinated by software architecture and craftsmanship.
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How Microfrontends Let Your Teams Ship Fast Without Breaking Things
When multiple teams build the same frontend, communication often becomes a bottleneck. Microfrontends let teams ship independently without stepping on each other’s toes.
In this session, you’ll learn what exactly microfrontends are, why they work, and how to implement them using .NET Blazor and/or React. Through live demos and practical examples, we’ll explore design choices, pitfalls to avoid, and how to tailor microfrontends to your use case.
If you’re a developer or architect dealing with slow releases and tangled codebases, this talk will give you the tools to scale your frontend the smart way.
The Secrets to Crafting Modern CLI Tools with .NET
Could you imagine your day without essential CLI tools like git, npm, or the .NET CLI? While .NET has long supported building console apps, the default experience lacks flexibility, consistency, and modern features like dependency injection.
In this session, you’ll discover how to build powerful, maintainable CLI tools with .NET that offer a great developer experience. You’ll learn how to define commands, options, and arguments easily, and how to publish and automate your tools within your CI/CD pipelines.
Expect actionable insights and live code demos that will empower you to create modern CLI tools that fit seamlessly into your workflow.
The Fun Side of Advanced TypeScript: An Interactive Coding Session
TypeScript’s type system is uniquely powerful, but most developers only scratch the surface of what it can do.
In this code-driven session, you’ll explore some of the weirdest and coolest features of TypeScript: from the infer keyword and recursive types to using types for arithmetic and even recreating Wordle entirely with Typescript types.
You’ll discover fascinating tricks that might seem extreme and nerdy, and wonder when you’d ever need them. Spoiler: maybe rarely; but sometimes, these quirks can come in especially handy. More importantly, it’s just plain fun to explore the limits of TypeScript’s type system.
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Dante De Ruwe
Technical Consultant & Software Crafter
Leuven, Belgium
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