Building Secure and Scalable APIs in .NET 8

This is a great opportunity to create community, relationships, and learn about new technology!

SCHEDULE

5:30pm - Arrival/Registration + Food/Drinks + Networking

6:00pm - Speaker/Presentation

7:15pm - Food/Drinks + Networking

8:00pm - End

FOOD/DRINKS

Food and drinks will be provided! Please contact us if you have any dietary restrictions/food allergies.

DIRECTIONS AND PARKING INSTRUCTIONS

Meeting will be held in the offices of SmartDraw Software, 1780 Hughes Landing Blvd #1100 on the 11th floor.

Enter through the main doors of the building and take the elevator to the 11th floor; the door to SmartDraw's suite is in the elevator lobby on the 11th floor.

If you arrive at 1780 Hughes Landing after 6pm, a member of the SmartDraw team will help you enter the building then travel up to the 11th floor.

Parking:

Park in the garage directly opposite. You'll need to take a ticket to enter but there is no fee to leave - parking is free.

Speaker & Talk

Tony Champion

Tony Champion is a software architect with over 20 years of experience developing with Microsoft technologies. As the president of Champion DS and its lead software architect, he remains active in the latest trends and technologies, creating custom solutions on Microsoft platforms. His list of clients span across multiple industries and includes companies such as: Schlumberger, Microsoft, Boeing, MLB, and Chevron Philips. Tony is an active participant in the community as an eight year Microsoft MVP, international speaker, published author, and blogger.

Tony will be discussing the following:

Building Secure and Scalable APIs in .NET 8

Whether you are building desktop apps, mobile apps, or SPAs, nearly every application needs backend APIs. Not only do these APIs need to provide business functionality, but they need to be performant, scalable, and most importantly secure. In this session you will learn the best practices for building APIs in .NET 8 that are being utilized in large scale data sensitive environments today.