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Swetugg Stockholm
By developers, for developers, since 2015
Developers Know What Developers Need to Know
Our conference is organized and staffed by real developers, who build software everyday
Swetugg is a volunteer led conference, with sessions curated by people who deal with the problems hands on. We select speakers from around the world who can share their real world knowledge gained from experience!
With sessions running on 4 tracks covering working with the technology, deploying and running the technology, and how we can use AI to enhance our workflows, there are talks suited to all genres of the .NET world.
And because we know that a 2 day conference can be a lot, there are also other lighter topics included as well, from a geek out deep dive, to how best to brew coffee - we've hosted them to excellent reviews from our attendees!
Included in the ticket is a sit down lunch on both days, something else that attendees and speakers keep coming back for!
Speakers
Daniel Hindrikes
1 sessionJimmy Engström
1 sessionFilip W
1 sessionGlenn F. Henriksen
1 sessionTess Ferrandez-Norlander
1 sessionMikayla Hutchinson
1 sessionMatt Lacey
1 sessionAntonio Peric-Mazar
1 sessionLayla Porter
1 sessionMika Dumont
1 sessionFredrik Normen
1 sessionRoger C S Wernersson
1 sessionJeff Fritz
2 sessionsNir Dobovizki
1 sessionNico Vermeir
1 sessionKim van Wilgen
1 sessionIrina Dragunova
1 sessionHilary Weaver-Robb
1 sessionJakob Ehn
1 sessionAlan Smith
1 sessionAndreas Wänqvist
1 sessionSam Basu
1 sessionCecilia Wirén
1 sessionPeter Örneholm
1 sessionAdrienne Tacke
2 sessionsMoa Gardell
1 sessionStacy Cashmore
1 sessionChris Klug
2 sessionsLena Wiberg
1 sessionMaarten Balliauw
1 sessionRichard Campbell
2 sessionsMattias Karlsson
1 sessionÅke Järvklo
1 sessionRobert Folkesson
1 sessionJennifer Wadella
1 sessionTugce Özdeger
1 sessionRachel Appel
0 sessionsDennie Declercq
1 sessionLinnea Hubble
1 sessionNils Hedström
1 sessionAnders Abel
1 sessionMartin Björkström
1 sessionIrina Scurtu
1 sessionMarilag Dimatulac
1 sessionCarl Franklin
3 sessionsKarl-Henrik Nilsson
1 sessionSérgio Crisóstomo
2 sessionsDiederik Krols
1 sessionSessions
Modern XAML Development
Matt Lacey
Azure and serverless, a look beyond the hype.
Karl-Henrik Nilsson
Evolutionary Learning vs. The Zerg: Training & Evolving Star Craft II AIs in Python
Alan Smith
gRPC and .NET - A love story
Martin Björkström
The UI is the THE application
Antonio Peric-Mazar
Blazor for the Web Forms Developer
Jeff Fritz
.NET Rocks Live!
Richard Campbell, Carl Franklin
Teknikskifte från databas till service bus
Moa Gardell
Security features to consider in .Net Core 3
Cecilia Wirén
Become a productive .NET developer with JetBrains Rider
Maarten Balliauw
C# 8 in the real world
Mikayla Hutchinson
Vue.js - Reactivity and state management
Sérgio Crisóstomo
Democratizing AI with Azure Cognitive Services
Peter Örneholm
Azure DevOps Pipelines as code using C#
Mattias Karlsson
ASP.NET Core Beyond the Basics
Chris Klug
From C# to Python: 10 things I learned along the way
Tess Ferrandez-Norlander
Testing Across The Stacks: An Intro to Testing Both the UI and API Layers Together
Hilary Weaver-Robb
Increase your .NET productivity with Visual Studio
Mika Dumont
Deep dive into writing good ARM templates
Nils Hedström
A Developer’s Introduction to Kubernetes
Chris Klug
SEO for developers
Linnea Hubble
Billions of records: the real success story behind using Microsoft Power BI Embedded
Irina Dragunova
Continuous security
Kim van Wilgen
Vår CI/CD resa med Azure DevOps och "container" etc.
Fredrik Normen
State of Mobile Development
Sam Basu
EditorConfig, rulesets, analyzers - get your C# code under control
Filip W
Brain hacks for software developers
Roger C S Wernersson
How to stay calm when things go wrong in prod?
Tugce Özdeger
Keeping your builds green using Docker
Jakob Ehn
How to really work as a team - from sleepy to strong pair programming
Stacy Cashmore
Delivering fast and slow - Ethics of quality
Lena Wiberg
Smart home from scratch - a little C#, a little C++ and a whole lot of cheap Chinese electronics
Nir Dobovizki
Developing interactive websites with C# using Blazor
Jimmy Engström
The Coming Disruptions in Development (and what it means to you)
Richard Campbell
Interactive reports for your web app powered by AI and Cognitive Services
Robert Folkesson
Mastering Xamarin.Forms Shell
Daniel Hindrikes
Your company needs an internal API
Glenn F. Henriksen
Hacking your work life __ balance to take over the world.
Jennifer Wadella
TDD and the Terminator - An introduction to Test Driven Development
Layla Porter
Being a good Open Source citizen - panel with Mattias Karlsson, Mikayla Hutchinson, Peter Örneholm & Matt Lacey
Jeff Fritz
Deep Dive on Server-Side Blazor
Carl Franklin
Embracing accessibility?
Åke Järvklo
Azure Durable Function Patterns
Adrienne Tacke
Aurelia 2, learn all about the new hotness!
Andreas Wänqvist
Autism in Tech
Dennie Declercq
There's an IdentityServer in my API project
Anders Abel
Communication in a microservice world
Irina Scurtu
Secrets of the Cosmos
Marilag Dimatulac
Bulletproof Transient Error Handling with Polly
Carl Franklin
A pragmatic deep dive into ML.NET
Diederik Krols
The revival of .NET desktop development
Nico Vermeir
Conducting Humane Code Reviews
Adrienne Tacke
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With 4 rooms for tracks, a spacious area for relaxing when not in a session, and with the best conference food we have eaten, Lustikulla has been the home of Swetugg since 2019.
Liljeholmen metro and tram stop is just a 5 minute walk away from the venue
Code of Conduct
Because we think that everyone should be able to enjoy a great experience at our conference
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All attendees, speakers, sponsors and volunteers at our conference are required to agree with the following code of conduct. Organizers will enforce this code throughout the event. We are expecting cooperation from all participants to help ensuring a safe environment for everybody.
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