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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
Sofia Larsson
1 sessionMagnus Timner
1 sessionLayla Porter
1 sessionEd Charbeneau
2 sessionsMartin Björkström
1 sessionMadeleine Schönemann
1 sessionJimmy Engström
1 sessionAsh Banaszek
1 sessionMattias Lögdberg
1 sessionSimon Wåhlin
1 sessionMaddy Montaquila
1 sessionMathias Olausson
1 sessionJonah Andersson
1 sessionSanjin Medic
1 sessionDanwei Tran Luciani
1 sessionKristina Devochko
1 sessionDylan Beattie
1 sessionMattias Karlsson
1 sessionIona Varga
1 sessionDaniel Deogun
1 sessionChris Klug
1 sessionGerald Versluis
1 sessionStacy Cashmore
1 sessionAlex Mang
1 sessionJared Parsons
1 sessionDaniel Akenine
1 sessionNico Vermeir
1 sessionEvelyne Wauters
1 sessionDan Bergh Johnsson
1 sessionIsaac Levin
1 sessionStefan Ivemo
1 sessionMarilag Dimatulac Svennevig
1 sessionRichard Campbell
2 sessionsDavid Ortinau
1 sessionSam Basu
1 sessionElin Brusberg
1 sessionPatrik Svensson
1 sessionMagnus Mårtensson
1 sessionMartin Ullrich
1 sessionEnrico Campidoglio
1 sessionPoornima Nayar
1 sessionElin Fokine
1 sessionTess Ferrandez-Norlander
1 sessionCarl Franklin
2 sessionsAsbjörn Ejsing
1 sessionEldert Grootenboer
1 sessionJakob Ehn
1 sessionOskar Dudycz
1 sessionCecilia Wirén
1 sessionGuy Royse
1 sessionIrina Dragunova
1 sessionJohan Lindfors
1 sessionJohnny Hooyberghs
1 sessionSessions
Hacking the Juice Shop
Cecilia Wirén
A11y Test Driven Razor Components
Ed Charbeneau
ASP.NET Basics for Experts
Layla Porter
Lessons Learnt from 10 years of Developer Advocacy
Sam Basu
The intersection point of Low-code vs Pro-Code projects with regards to return on investment
Iona Varga
Introduction to .NET MAUI
Maddy Montaquila
CQRS is simpler than you think with C#11 and .NET 7!
Oskar Dudycz
Saving the Planet, One Byte at a Time
Sofia Larsson
Azure PaaS Authorization done right
Mattias Lögdberg
PowerShell - C# for the terminal
Simon Wåhlin
Azure Sweden and Microsoft cloud for sovereignty
Daniel Akenine, Asbjörn Ejsing
What is new in .NET 7 and C# 11
Johnny Hooyberghs
A bouquet of good and bad advice for young developers
Elin Brusberg
Simple DevSecOps with GitHub Advanced Security
Sanjin Medic
Applied Codespaces
Mathias Olausson, Magnus Timner
.NET Rocks Live: State of MAUI
Richard Campbell, Carl Franklin
Failure is Always an Option
Dylan Beattie
Power BI for .NET developers
Irina Dragunova
CSS Techniques for Blazor Developers
Ed Charbeneau
From Bricks to Bytes
Evelyne Wauters
User Experience Pitfalls
Ash Banaszek
Chalk up! Time for some advanced Bicep training!
Stefan Ivemo
From Panic Attacks to Public Speaking and Beyond - My Journey
Stacy Cashmore
I'm just trying to keep my head above water
Chris Klug
Designing and implementing ref fields
Jared Parsons
How I built a ZX Spectrum emulator from scratch using C# and Blazor
Jimmy Engström
Introducing the Windows App SDK
Nico Vermeir
.NET supply chain beneath the surface
Mattias Karlsson
Forget about 10x developers - why you should look for a 10x team
Madeleine Schönemann
Real-Time Connected Apps with .NET MAUI, Blazor and SignalR
Gerald Versluis
What the .NET community can learn from the Log4Shell exploit
Daniel Deogun, Dan Bergh Johnsson
Exploring Source Generators
Martin Ullrich
The History of .NET
Richard Campbell
Awesome UI with .NET MAUI
David Ortinau
The latest and greatest from Azure Service Bus
Eldert Grootenboer
Standardizing microservice-to-AKS workflow with dotnet custom templates and Azure DevOps
Kristina Devochko
Pre-flight checks for the Cloud
Magnus Mårtensson
Building a .NET Rocks! Podcast Client with MAUI Blazor
Carl Franklin
A Match Made in The Cloud: Container Apps + Dapr
Alex Mang
REST, GraphQL and gRPC : A Comparison
Poornima Nayar
Implementera BankID som inloggning i ASP.NET på en timme
Elin Fokine
Fun with Algorithms
Tess Ferrandez-Norlander
10 things about UX and design that every developer should know
Danwei Tran Luciani
.NET on AWS - Choose your own adventure
Isaac Levin
A lap around GitHub
Jakob Ehn
Building beautiful console applications
Patrik Svensson
Building cloud-scale applications with Orleans
Martin Björkström
Finding Bigfoot with Redis + RediSearch
Guy Royse
Azure Well Architected Framework in Action
Marilag Dimatulac Svennevig
Free security resources that your competitors use!
Johan Lindfors
Azure IoT Cloud Development
Jonah Andersson
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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
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.