3C Community Day!

Code Club Copenhagen Community Day
PAID EVENT

Join us for a day packed with insightful workshops and engaging talks tailored for DevOps and software development professionals!

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Address: Flæsketorvet 68 1st floor, 1171 Copenhagen (SOHO in the Meat packing district)

Ticket Availability:

• Talks Pass: 80 spots available

Schedule:

• 16:00 - 21:30: Series of four talks (50 minutes each, featuring two on software development and two on DevOps)
• 21:30 onwards: Networking event in the Meatpacking District

Talks Duration: Each talk is 50 minutes.

Ferdinando Papale, Software Developer at MongoDB
From IL Weaving to Source Generators, the Realm story
Intermediate Language (IL) Weaving is a powerful technique that allows to greatly simplify the experience of developers using the .NET Realm SDK by hiding a fair amount of complexity from end-users.

Working with a weaver, though, is tedious, error prone and the resulting code is a black box. These are some of the reasons that convinced us to migrate to Source Generators, a feature introduced in .NET 5 that allows us to produce code on the fly during compilation.

This talk will go through the reasons why IL Weaving was used in the first place, our long journey switching to Source Generators and why they do not yet satisfy all our needs.

Jakob Rahr Bork Jensen, Partner at Ajeto
Modularizing your component
This talk will focus on enabling you to build modular components in a way that allows you to postpone the split into discrete microservices until it is actually needed. This talk touches upon:

• when to split out components into discrete microservices,
• how to enable you to do it easily later,
• and how to avoid a bad developer experience while working on a big component.

Steffen Petersen, Senior Consultant at Eficode
Developer Experience
Tales from the trenches about patterns and antipatterns seen in the developer experience space over the last couple of years, as well as my personal opinion on the best patterns backed by my experience in the field.

Martin Neiiendam, Senior DevOps Consultant at Neiiendam Consulting ApS
Low risk deployment in High risk environment (LinkerD)
How can we automate deployments, to minimize the risk of negative impact? Especially in very risk averse environments. I will go through some different strategies (Rolling, Blue/Green and Canary) and talk about the pros and cons.

Cancellation
In case of the event is cancelled, you'll be notified 7 days before the planned event start.