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Sander ten Brinke

Sander ten Brinke

Lead Software Engineer @ Arcady | Microsoft MVP (Developer Technologies)

Lead Software Engineer @ Arcady | Micorsoft MVP (Developer Technologies)

Apeldoorn, The Netherlands

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Sander ten Brinke is a Microsoft MVP and Lead Software Engineer at Arcady, a Dutch IT consultancy firm based in Zwolle. He loves working with .NET, Azure, DevOps and a whole lot more. He always stays up to date with all new technology and loves sharing his knowledge with everyone by speaking, blogging, podcasting and more!

Sander ten Brinke is een Microsoft MVP en Lead Software Engineer bij Arcady, een IT consultancy bedrijf gevestigd in Zwolle. Hij heeft een passie voor .NET, Azure, DevOps en nog veel meer. Hij volgt de laatste ontwikkeling in het ICT gebied en krijgt energie van het delen van zijn kennis met anderen door te spreken bij conferenties, bloggen, spreken op podcasts en meer!

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Area of Expertise

  • Information & Communications Technology

Topics

  • .NET
  • Azure
  • C#
  • Backend Development
  • CI/CD
  • Frontend
  • Software Architecture
  • Web Development
  • Front-End Development
  • Software Development
  • Programming
  • Cloud
  • DevOps
  • DevSecOps
  • TypeScript
  • JavaScript
  • Cloud Architecture
  • Azure Architecture
  • software architecure

Learning to ❤️ HATEOAS

In this session you'll learn more about an important aspect of the recently popular Hypermedia-driven development approach: HATEOAS!

With HATEOAS you can change the way you approach software development. Nowadays developers write duplicate code without even realizing it; lots of front-ends or native apps contain business logic that also exists in the back-end!

What if I told you that HATEOAS can reduce duplicate code in your clients and let you change client behaviour without having to release a new version?

Sounds magical, doesn't it? During this presentation, you will learn how HATEOAS can help!

Everything a .NET developer needs to know about configuration and secret management

App configuration. Settings. Secrets. We have all dealt with these things in our code without thinking much about it.

But how does this actually work in .NET and how do you make the most of it? And more importantly, how do you store them correctly and prevent leaking secrets?

This talk will teach you how configuration works in .NET, what you should and shouldn't do, and how you can use the power of the cloud to keep your secrets safe!

The following topics will be discussed (including demo's):

- The importance of configuration and secret management
- The basics of .NET's configuration system and how it is set up under the hood
- The Options pattern and how it improves the configuration system
- Secret management during local development
- Best practices for an enjoyable configuration experience
- Secret management in the cloud using Azure Key Vault and Managed Identities.
- Tips and tricks and extra resources

When there's time left over, we will also cover Azure App Configuration and how it can make .NET configuration more powerful and manageable.

From manual to automatic: Using OpenAPI to generate production-ready API clients

Are you tired of spending hours creating API clients and updating them every time the API changes?

In this session, you'll learn how to streamline your API development process with OpenAPI and code generation tools. We'll discuss how these tools can automate the process of generating production-ready API clients and how they can save you valuable time and effort. You'll discover the many benefits of this approach, including improved code reusability, more consistent API development and more.

By the end of this talk, you'll have a better understanding of how to leverage OpenAPI and code generation tools in your projects and take your API development to the next level!

The following topics will be discussed:

- The problems with building API and API clients
- An extensive introduction to OpenAPI and useful tooling
- A demo showcasing OpenAPI and tooling
- Code generation and popular generators like NSwag, Kiota and openapi-generator
- Demo's for NSwag and Kiota

Say goodbye to building boring APIs with Data API Builder

Developers often find themselves building APIs solely for data retrieval and storage, a task that can lack excitement and be very time-consuming. Enter Microsoft's open-source solution: Data API Builder. This tool enables you to securely expose your databases (Cloud and on-premise!) through REST and GraphQL endpoints, eliminating the need to manually write these APIs.

Join this session to explore the features, deployment options, and nuances of Data API Builder. We'll also showcase its seamless (optional) integration with Azure Static Web Apps.

The following topics will be discussed:

- The problems with building boring API's
- Introduction to Data API Builder
- Configuring DAB
- DAB's extensive authentication and authorization system
- Managing relationships in DAB
- REST, OData and GraphQL endpoints in DAB
- A live demo covering all of the above
- Architecture for combining DAB with custom code
- Various hosting options
- Integrating DAB with Azure Static Web Apps

Taking Entity Framework Core data seeding to the next level with Bogus

Are you tired of the hassle of handcrafting fake data when seeding your database? Join this session to discover advanced techniques for data seeding using Entity Framework Core and the powerful Bogus library. We'll explore how to leverage Bogus to generate not just fake but realistic-looking data, enabling you to set up extensive testing scenarios effortlessly!

More information about this session can be found in my blog post: https://stenbrinke.nl/blog/taking-ef-core-data-seeding-to-the-next-level-with-bogus/

Building resilient .NET applications for the modern age

In a world driven by microservices, where applications frequently communicate over HTTP, network calls can fail for various reasons like timeouts, service unavailability, or unexpected errors.

This is where resilience becomes crucial, which is the ability for an application to recover from failures and keep running smoothly! Without it, the smallest issues can lead to loads of complications, resulting in a poor user experience.

In this session, you will learn how to build resilient .NET applications that can withstand and recover from failures. You will learn the following:

- The critical importance of resilience in modern applications
- Polly, a powerful library for implementing resilient design patterns
- Key resilience strategies such as retries, circuit breakers, and timeouts
- Microsoft.Extensions.Http.Resilience, a Microsoft library around Polly that simplifies resilient HTTP communication even further
- Additional techniques for ensuring application resilience

By the end of this session, you'll not only understand the theory behind resilient applications but also gain practical tips and access to demos, enabling you to start building resilient .NET applications right away!

The best ways to use the latest OpenAPI features in .NET 9!

.NET 9 makes some impactful changes for creating .NET applications with OpenAPI support! In this session, we’ll dive into the breaking changes and latest OpenAPI advancements for .NET 9 and explore how these features can be leveraged to create robust, efficient, and well-documented APIs. We will cover both minimal API's and controllers.

Afterwards, we'll also talk about Kiota, a new API client generator from Microsoft, and how it can be used to generate API clients based on an OpenAPI document.

This presentation will feature lots of demos with the aim of giving you an end-to-end experience of the latest and greatest features of OpenAPI in .NET 9 and how this can be used with OpenAPI tooling to generate and use API clients!

Bitbash 2025 Sessionize Event Upcoming

January 2025 Veenendaal, The Netherlands

DutchWorkz talk Upcoming

I gave my .NET configuration talk

January 2025 Gouda, The Netherlands

Ode aan de Code x DomCode Upcoming

I gave my "From manual to automatic: Using OpenAPI to generate production-ready API clients" talk. The description is as follows:

Are you tired of spending hours creating API clients and updating them every time the API changes?

In this session, you'll learn how to streamline your API development process with OpenAPI and code generation tools. We'll discuss how these tools can automate the process of generating production-ready API clients and how they can save you valuable time and effort. You'll discover the many benefits of this approach, including improved code reusability, more consistent API development and more.

By the end of this talk, you'll have a better understanding of how to leverage OpenAPI and code generation tools in your projects and take your API development to the next level!

The following topics will be discussed:

- The problems with building API and API clients
- An extensive introduction to OpenAPI and useful tooling
- A demo showcasing OpenAPI and tooling
- Code generation and popular generators like NSwag, Kiota and openapi-generator
- Demo's for NSwag and Kiota

November 2024 Utrecht, The Netherlands

Lightning Zwolle #1 — september 2024

I gave my HATEOAS talk here

September 2024 Zwolle, The Netherlands

WeAreDevelopers World Congress 2024 Sessionize Event

July 2024 Berlin, Germany

Azure & AI Lowlands 2024 Sessionize Event

June 2024 Utrecht, The Netherlands

WebDev Zwolle: Connection

Talk 1: Sander ten Brinke | From manual to automatic: Using OpenAPI to generate production-ready API clients
Are you tired of spending hours creating API clients and updating them every time the API changes?

In this session, you'll learn how to streamline your API development process with OpenAPI and code generation tools. We'll discuss how these tools can automate the process of generating production-ready API clients and how they can save you valuable time and effort. You'll discover the many benefits of this approach, including improved code reusability, more consistent API development and more.

By the end of this talk, you'll have a better understanding of how to leverage OpenAPI and code generation tools in your projects and take your API development to the next level!

About Sander ten Brinke
Sander ten Brinke is a Microsoft MVP and Lead Software Engineer at Arcady, a Dutch IT consultancy firm based in Zwolle. He loves working with .NET, Azure, DevOps and a whole lot more. He always stays up to date with all new technology and loves sharing his knowledge with everyone!

June 2024 Zwolle, The Netherlands

DOTNED SATURDAY 2024 Sessionize Event

May 2024 Hilversum, The Netherlands

dotnet.amsterdam Global Azure Sessionize Event

April 2024 Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Global Azure Netherlands Community 2024 Sessionize Event

April 2024 Hilversum, The Netherlands

Future Tech 2024 Sessionize Event

April 2024 Utrecht, The Netherlands

On .NET Live: Next-level EF Core Data Seeding with Bogus

Are you tired of the hassle of handcrafting fake data when seeding your database? Join this session to discover advanced techniques for data seeding using Entity Framework Core and the powerful Bogus library. We'll explore how to leverage Bogus to generate not just fake but realistic-looking data, enabling you to set up extensive testing scenarios effortlessly!

April 2024

Rome .NET Conference 2024 Sessionize Event

March 2024 Rome, Italy

Bitbash 2024 Sessionize Event

January 2024 Veenendaal, The Netherlands

VisugXL 2023 Sessionize Event

November 2023 Antwerpen, Belgium

Tweakers Developers Summit 2023

I gave my "Keep it secret, keep it safe with .NET!" talk. The description is as follows:

App configuration. Settings. Secrets. We have all dealt with these things in our code without thinking much about it.

But how does this actually work in .NET and how do you make the most of it? And more importantly, how do you store them correctly and prevent leaking secrets?

This talk will teach you how configuration works in .NET, what you should and shouldn't do, and how you can use the power of the cloud to keep your secrets safe!

September 2023 Utrecht, The Netherlands

devCampNoord Sessionize Event

April 2023 Groningen, The Netherlands

Codegen 2023 Sessionize Event

February 2023 Verona, Italy

.NET Developer Conference '22 Sessionize Event

November 2022 Köln, Germany

Ode aan de Code #30

I gave my "Learning to ❤️ HATEOAS" talk. The description is as follows:

Have you noticed that apps often contain code that already exists on the server?
For example: Checking if an item can be deleted. But the server also checks this during deletion! If you change this logic on the server, you need to update all your apps, too! And that is just one of the downsides..

Isn't there a better way? During this presentation, you will learn how HATEOAS can help!

November 2022 Utrecht, The Netherlands

WebDev Zwolle - The future of eCommerce

I gave my "Learning to ❤️ HATEOAS" talk. The description is as follows:

Have you noticed that apps often contain code that already exists on the server?
For example: Checking if an item can be deleted. But the server also checks this during deletion! If you change this logic on the server, you need to update all your apps, too! And that is just one of the downsides..

Isn't there a better way? During this presentation, you will learn how HATEOAS can help!

October 2022 Zwolle, The Netherlands

Tweakers Developers Summit 2022

I gave my "Learning to ❤️ HATEOAS" talk. The description is as follows:

Have you noticed that apps often contain code that already exists on the server?
For example: Checking if an item can be deleted. But the server also checks this during deletion! If you change this logic on the server, you need to update all your apps, too! And that is just one of the downsides..

Isn't there a better way? During this presentation, you will learn how HATEOAS can help!

June 2022 Utrecht, The Netherlands

DDOG 10th edition

I gave my "Learning to ❤️ HATEOAS" talk. The description is as follows:

Have you noticed that apps often contain code that already exists on the server?
For example: Checking if an item can be deleted. But the server also checks this during deletion! If you change this logic on the server, you need to update all your apps, too! And that is just one of the downsides..

Isn't there a better way? During this presentation, you will learn how HATEOAS can help!

May 2022

Sogeti Frontend Lightning Talks - Frontend Frameworks

I gave my "Learning to ❤️ HATEOAS" talk. The description is as follows:

Have you noticed that apps often contain code that already exists on the server?
For example: Checking if an item can be deleted. But the server also checks this during deletion! If you change this logic on the server, you need to update all your apps, too! And that is just one of the downsides..

Isn't there a better way? During this presentation, you will learn how HATEOAS can help!

November 2021

Sander ten Brinke

Lead Software Engineer @ Arcady | Microsoft MVP (Developer Technologies)

Apeldoorn, The Netherlands

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