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.NET Conf “Focus on Microservices”

Every year I shout out on my blog that a new edition of .NET Conf is coming(this year November 10-12 for the .NET 5 launch).

What I was not aware of is that the organizers of .NET Conf started a series of smaller events focused on specific things you can do with .NET. There have been 2 editions so far; one focusing on Blazor and the other one on Xamarin.

The next one is about Microservices (who could have guessed that?) on July 30, 2020.

.NET Conf: Focus on Microservices is a free, livestream event that features speakers from the community and .NET teams that are working on designing and building microservice-based applications, tools and frameworks. Learn from the experts their best practices, practical advice, as well as patterns, tools, tips and tricks for successfully designing, building, deploying and running cloud native applications at scale with .NET.

Check out the agenda and the amazing list of speakers.

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