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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
Robert Folkesson
1 sessionEmanuel Palm
1 sessionNikos Delis
1 sessionAdele Carpenter
1 sessionSoumaya Erradi
1 sessionPoornima Nayar
1 sessionSimon Wåhlin
2 sessionsWesley Cabus
1 sessionRendle .
1 sessionDejan Miličić
1 sessionFredrik Ljung
1 sessionChandeep Khosa
1 sessionNico Vermeir
1 sessionDean Schuster
1 sessionFilip Ekberg
1 sessionJeffrey T. Fritz
3 sessionsGerald Versluis
1 sessionDave Crawford
1 sessionDaniel Hindrikes
1 sessionAnjuli Jhakry
1 sessionMartin Zikmund
1 sessionAnders Abel
1 sessionJohnny Hooyberghs
2 sessionsKatarina Svedman
1 sessionShahab Ganji
1 sessionStacy Cashmore
1 sessionRichard Campbell
1 sessionLouëlla Creemers
1 sessionIlo Miiro
1 sessionTore Nestenius
1 sessionTobias Braun
1 sessionRowdy Rabouw
2 sessionsMårten Rånge
0 sessionsIona Varga
1 sessionAnuradha Kumari
1 sessionEgil Hansen
1 sessionJakob Ehn
1 sessionFranziska Thinnes-Elker
1 sessionJonah Andersson
1 sessionAgata Chudzińska
1 sessionOla Karlsson
1 sessionRodney Littles II
1 sessionDaniel Raniz Raneland
1 sessionLotte Pitcher
1 sessionJimmy Engström
1 sessionBarbara Forbes
1 sessionMads Torgersen
2 sessionsSam Basu
2 sessionsMartin Björkström
1 sessionSessions
Chatbots That Play Nice: Lessons in Building a Safe, Smart LLM Assistant
PowerShell Programming - When scripting isn't cutting it
A web for anyone, anywhere, anytime
Beautiful .NET Apps Everywhere with Uno Platform
The art of automation: An introduction to compile-time code generation in C#
The .NET ABC of things you pretend to know about
Monitoring and Logging in .NET with OpenTelemetry
Choosing the Right Messaging Solution for Your Architecture
Anatomy of a cloud based, multi tenant, SaaS product!
Are you sure your access tokens are really secure?
Actual stateful deployments, level up your Bicep game with Deployment Stacks
Building Software Architecture from First Principles
Making Interactions Accessible to All Users
Rethink diversity in tech beyond gender: race, refugees, social background & neurodiversity
AI for .NET Developers 🧠🤖
Unlocking .NET MAUI Shell: Discover Its Full Potential!
The Science, Psychology, and Secrets of Stellar UI
Back to Basics: Efficient Async and Await
Let’s Aspireify a Real World App!
Building the Swetugg Mobile App Live! with Blazor Hybrid
Designing for AI
Build Hybrid Apps with .NET MAUI 🏖
Microsoft Entra External ID: easy authentication from your app to your API
AI and Cloud and Tech in 2025 Discussion
C#’s Functional Journey
What is new in .NET and C#?
Unlocking the Power of Multi-Agent Systems
How Simple Is "As Simple As Possible"?
Compiler is your friend! Empowering developers with Roslyn
The Perils and Promise of Artificial Intelligence
Build Your App with .NET Aspire
Blazor-testing from A to Z
Top Authentication Fails in ASP.NET Core (and How to Avoid Them)
Navigating the Stream - Kafka Essentials in .NET 8
Beats in the Browser - Coding Music with JavaScript
ASP.NET Core Authentication and Authorization - the Key Concepts
Message Received I guess? Event Hubs vs Event Grids vs Service Bus
Are Rewrites always a Bad Idea?
Goodbye Azure Kubernetes Service! Hello Azure Container Apps!
dotnet new Templates: An Underused Tool in a .NET Developer’s Toolkit
Green Software - Things you can do right now
Developing Hybrid Cloud with Azure Local: A Synergy of Bridging On-Premises and Cloud
From AI Hype to Practical Insights: Essential Lessons for Software Developers
What is UX, really?!
BDD in MAUI - Behavior drives good practices
Testing First - Getting The How
Mastering Git
Mastering the New Render Modes in Blazor
Coding in the Cloud: A guide to GitHub Codespaces
Where Next, C#?
Minimal APIs vs Controller-Based APIs: Finding the Best Fit for Your .NET Projects
From Code to Continuity: Building Durable Workflows with .NET
Sponsors
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
Quick Version
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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Our conference is dedicated to providing a harassment-free conference experience for everyone, regardless of gender, gender identity and expression, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, ethnicity, religion (or lack thereof), or technology choices. We do not tolerate harassment of conference participants in any form. Sexual language and imagery is not appropriate for any conference venue, including talks, workshops, parties, Twitter and other online media. Conference participants violating these rules may be sanctioned or expelled from the conference without a refund at the discretion of the conference organisers.