Tokyo .NET Developers Special Seminar: NuGet Use Cases & Best Practices
詳細
This seminar will be divided into two sessions, with a lunch break in between.
The first will provide a fundamental understanding of NuGet, the open-source package manager for .NET libraries, and will provide a history of why and how package usage has developed and expanded.
In the second session, attendees will be guided through hands-on labs, will discuss industry best practices, and leverage this knowledge in a real-word example to increase confidence and proficiency in day-to-day development.
☆☆ Japanese Description ☆☆
Inedo Japan主催のセミナーのお知らせです。 日本マイクロソフト品川本社にて定期開催されているTokyo .NET Developers Meetupの特別セミナーを、2/12（月・祝）10-14時に開催致します。
パッケージマネージャNuGetへの理解を深め、実際の業務にどう活用していくかを、特別講師のジム・ボーデン氏が英語にてレクチャー致します。
参加枠はまだ若干ございますので、お気軽にご参加下さい。 会場は日本マイクロソフト品川本社内の会議室、参加費は無料となっております。
☆☆ Audience ☆☆
Designed for Software Development personnel who are responsible for creating, maintaining, or managing .NET libraries, or those who are exploring NuGet as a packaging solution. The seminar is designed to provide insight for persons of varying skill levels; whether already familiar, or completely new to NuGet.
☆☆ Prerequisites ☆☆
You should be familiar with the software development life cycle and have a basic understanding of packages and libraries.
☆☆ Agenda ☆☆
Here is an overview of the topics covered in the NuGet Seminar.
☆ Session 1: NuGet Fundamentals ☆
Introduction to NuGet
- Why you should use packages
- Before NuGet
- With NuGet, Packages as a Best Practice
NuGet Best Practices
- Package Quality
- Vulnerability Management
- License Management
☆ Lunch Break ☆
Inedo will be providing Bentobox Lunches!
☆ Session 2: Guided Labs ☆
Getting Started
- Creating Packages
- Consuming Integrating with Build Systems
Enterprise Package Management - ProGet, Artifactory, Sonatype
- Universal Package Management
☆☆ What to bring ☆☆
In order to participate in the labs, you will need to bring a laptop with Visual Studio (2017 preferred, 2015 acceptable) installed. The free (community editions) of Visual Studio are fine, as is Visual Studio 7 on Mac.