Jernej Kavka

Making unit tests simple again with .Net Core and EF Core

Unit testing can be hard especially when databases are involved.
In this talk, JK will teach you how to include EF Core to simplify testing of “Will this actually work on a real DB” while keeping the tests self-contained and repeatable.

Also walk away knowing how cool the combination of EF Core in-memory and the SQLite DB provider is.

Real-time Face Recognition With Microsoft Cognitive Services

This session is all about Microsoft Face API in practice!
JK the man behind sswSophie.com will cover what it means to use Microsoft Cognitive Services in real-time, why offline detection libraries are essential and why you should use infrared and depth cameras like Kinect and Intel RealSense in your applications.

SSW TV - Real-time Face Recognition With Microsoft Cognitive Services

JK, the man behind www.sswSophie.com, will cover what it means to use Microsoft Cognitive Services in real-time, why offline detection libraries are essential and why you should use infrared and depth cameras like Kinect and Intel RealSense in your applications.

YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCSyRO0KotA

Delivered in January 2019 in Melbourne, Canberra, and Sydney.

Here is the demo project built with C#, OpenCV and Cognitive Services:

https://github.com/jernejk/RealTimeFa...

Here are some of the frameworks for offline face detection:

C# ↴
- UWP
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/maga...
- OpenCV
https://github.com/shimat/opencvsharp

JavaScript ↴
- TensorFlow.js
https://js.tensorflow.org/
- BRFv4 https://github.com/Tastenkunst/brfv4_...

--- About the presenter ---

With around 10 years of experience in software engineering, Jernej has worked on full-stack .NET development, mobile applications, and Microsoft Cognitive Services. He worked for some of Australia's largest corporations, with great customer satisfaction.

Machine Learning simplified for Developers with ML.NET

Do you want to try machine learning, but don't want to invest too much time learning a new programming language or some other complicated API?

Microsoft recently launched ML.NET 1.4 which is a great entry point for .NET developers and to gain experience building something with Machine Learning.

With the recent release of ML.NET Model Builder, we can create machine learning models by attempting to import raw data first and over time curate the data, to get better results.

JK will show you how ML.NET works, how to leverage Model Builder, experiment with training data and what to watch out for when building models.