NNUG Oslo

Novanet and The Norwegian .NET User Group Oslo is very proud to present .NET 10 Release Party! Part of the .NET Conf 2025!

.NET 10 will be released during .NET Conf (www.dotnetconf.net) 11-13 November. This is a big release for .NET and we invite you to join us to get the latest on .NET and celebrate this important new step for the whole .NET community.

There will be a quiz and possibility to win a ticket to a NDC conference!

There will be food and drinks! Please update your RSVP to ensure we have enough for everyone

Agenda:

16:30
Food and mingling

17: 00
What's new in .NET 10 & C# 14
Einar Ingebrigtsen

Join us for a guided tour through the latest updates in .NET 10 and C# 14. This session will explore how the platform and language continue to evolve—bringing improvements in performance, developer experience, and modern application capabilities. Whether you're building cloud-native services, desktop apps, or experimenting with new language constructs, you'll get a sense of where .NET and C# are heading and how these changes might shape your development work. No deep technical prerequisites—just curiosity and a passion for clean, modern code.

Speaker:

Passionate software developer, focused on delivering quality software for the joy of improving end users lives. Had an awakening in 2010 when started working with event sourcing and general event driven architecture. Broad background in everything from games development, telecom, broadcast TV and a bunch of different line of business software. Love to empower other developers with providing the building blocks to create maintainable software.

17:45
Break

18:00
MCP in .NET
Lars Alexander Jakobsen

In this session, I’ll introduce the Model Context Protocol (MCP)—a standard for building context-aware services that let AI and applications interact with external tools, data, and workflows in a structured way.
We’ll walk through how MCP works in .NET:

• How to build an MCP server that exposes tools and data
• How to host it in Azure for scalability
• How to connect it to Microsoft Teams to deliver smart, contextual experiences

I’ll also share practical use cases where MCP adds real value—like enabling AI assistants to query internal systems, trigger workflows, or provide tailored responses based on user context.
If you're working with AI, Teams, or modern service architectures, this talk will show how MCP can help you build smarter, more connected solutions.

Speaker:
Lars Alexander Jakobsen has been building with .NET since before generics were cool. As CTO at Novanet, he architects systems that scale, survive, and occasionally surprise. He believes good architecture is like good coffee: strong, clean, and never over-engineered