Welcome to the January Meetup

Name: Welcome to the January Meetup
Start: 2025-01-21T17:30:00+01:00
End: 2025-01-21T20:00:00+01:00
Location: Gustav Adolfs torg 12

Hosted by Tore N. and 3 others

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Welcome!

Reserve the date for our .Net Skåne January meetup. This time at the LivingIT offices at Gustav Adolfs square in Malmö!

Agenda:

Primitive Obsession : Code-along (Johan)
We, as programmers, has a tendency to always use primitive types (int, double, string, etc.) even when the data is complex. In this session we will explore this primitive obsession and find ways to write more type safe, robust, and readable code.
Bring your laptop! It's learning by doing.
Back to Basics: Understanding for, foreach, IEnumerable, and List (Tore)
Have you ever wondered about the differences between a for loop and a foreach loop? What exactly is IEnumerable, and when should you use it? How does it compare to List, and when is one better than the other? In this presentation, Tore will shed light on these concepts and help demystify their use cases.
Asynchronous streams and Interactive Extensions (Mats)
What is IAsyncEnumerable and how do I handle it when my LINQ expression suddenly needs to filter on asynchronous expressions. This and related topics will be talked about in this presentation.
Open discussion

About the speakers:

Tore Nestenius - Microsoft .NET MVP
Tore is an independent educator and consultant through his company TN-Datakonsult http://www.tn-data.se, where he specializes in training developers in .NET, Web Security, OpenID-Connect, architecture, and more. Tore regularly shares his knowledge about .NET on his blog https://nestenius.se, focusing on security and authentication.
Mats Alritzson
Mats is a curious and passionate developer. He mainly programs in C#, but has also a background as a C and C++ developer.
Johan Olsson
is a software architect/developer with extensive experience within the IT-industry. He started coding back in the dark ages (the early eighties) and hasn’t stopped yet. Learning new things and sharing knowledge is as important to him as beer. Life is meaningless without it.