Name: Your First MCP Server
Start: 2025-10-31T17:00:00.000Z
Location: OKThess

Experienced mobile developers know to put as much logic as possible into an app's back-end for maintainability and testability. But what about logic tied to the user interface like interactivity and navigation?

Instead of using event handlers, delegate callbacks, and a tight coupling between app layers, ReactiveUI allows you to handle user interactions for your front end View through a LINQ-like syntax of subscribing to status changes in your back-end ViewModel. This makes it easier to test your app by testing your ViewModels independently of their Views with less reliance on UI testing frameworks.

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This session is run by the [Austin .NET User Group](https://www.meetup.com/austin-net-user-group/) and the [San Antonio .NET User Group](https://www.meetup.com/sadnug/) that host virtual lunch meetups from Austin and San Antonio, Texas USA.

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Ron Hebert

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Arash

Ahmed Abdo

Elijah Angelman

Chintan Dave

Mathieu Lutun

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Rafael Rios

Mia Johnson

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Mike Demler

Bob Tesch 

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Андрей Чебукин

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.NET @NOON: Build Better Mobile Apps with ReactiveUI | Austin .NET

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Experienced mobile developers know to put as much logic as possible into an app's back-end for maintainability and testability. But what about logic tied to the user interface like interactivity and navigation?

Instead of using event handlers, delegate callbacks, and a tight coupling between app layers, ReactiveUI allows you to handle user interactions for your front end View through a LINQ-like syntax of subscribing to status changes in your back-end ViewModel. This makes it easier to test your app by testing your ViewModels independently of their Views with less reliance on UI testing frameworks.

AzureAustin: For Azure users in Austin, TX and World Wide!

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Laura Cantu

Franklin Lobb

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.NET @NOON: Build More Responsive and Maintainable Mobile Apps with ReactiveUI

In the past five years, functional programming has increased dramatically in popularity, which has led to an explosion of resources in learning these concepts. But, between languages (Haskell, Elm, PureScript, F#), libraries (Ramda, fp-ts), and concepts (Monads, Monoids, Functors), it can be overwhelming in determining where to start and how to begin.
In this talk, I’m going to show you three fundamental concepts of functional programming: pure functions, immutability, and composition. Not only will I explain these concepts, but we will also walk through building them into your code and applications. As we explore each concept, I’ll show you the advantages of following these principles, how they will enhance your development experience, and how they will lay the groundwork for more advanced ideas.
Intended for those who have experience with TypeScript or C#, by the end of this presentation, you will understand how pure functions lead to easier-to-test code, how immutability makes debugging easier, and how the power of compositions allows us to build bigger applications by combining smaller applications

Balaji Kandasamy

Isacc Hernandez

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Jimes Tooper

Joe Mayo

Paul Schofield

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Learning Functional Programming Through Construction: First Principles PGHDOTNET

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Christo Koutzarov

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Chris Shefler

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Dev Bhattarai

Learning Functional Programming Through Construction: First Principles

In this session, we will explore the capabilities and unique features of the Model Context Protocol (MCP), a modern protocol that allows AI models to interact with external systems in a secure and structured way. We will analyze practical applications of MCP in real-world scenarios and understand how it can enhance the capabilities of AI applications. Then, we will build our first MCP Server step by step, exploring the process from initialization to full implementation and integration with AI clients.

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Ziazios K

Nikos Delis

Alex Emexezidis

Stavros Tekes

Diomidis Tsouridis

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Tim Pap

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Your First MCP Server

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