Machine Learning for .NET Developers

The rapid advancement of machine learning and artificial intelligence has revolutionized the way we approach problem-solving and solution development. Speaker will provide a comprehensive insight into getting started with machine learning using ML.NET.

ML.NET is an open-source platform by Microsoft that enables the integration of machine learning into .NET applications. This conference session is designed to give ideas how to use it in your projects.

Blazor WASM: Need for Speed

In our session, 'WASM: Websites as Compiled Apps', we explore how WebAssembly (WASM) transforms websites into compiled applications capable of offline functionality. We'll delve into the process from loading binaries to accelerated execution via Ahead-of-Time (AOT) compilation, highlighting WASM's efficiency in web app development. Additionally, the session covers the use of unsafe pointers for Browser API data access, a critical aspect for developers seeking deeper interoperability within web applications. This session is a deep dive into the advanced capabilities and optimizations offered by WASM in modern web development

Blazor for Public Websites: Exploring .NET 8’s New Hosting Models and SSR Capabilities

With the release of .NET 8, Microsoft introduced new hosting models for Blazor applications, significantly expanding its potential for public websites. Blazor Server-side Rendering (SSR) now allows developers to use Razor Components in scenarios previously limited to MVC and Razor Pages. We will explore various rendering options within a Blazor SSR framework, including Blazor Server, Blazor WebAssembly, and the new Auto Mode, which optimizes performance by initially loading components server-side before switching to WebAssembly in the background. Razor Components can now be integrated into other .NET applications, such as email templates, and assess whether Blazor is ready to become the go-to framework for public-facing web applications.

Blazor as SPA framework for public websites