DotNext Conference

Russia, Saint-Petersburg, May 19-20, 2017

Park Inn by Radisson Pulkovskaya Hotel, Pobedy Square, 1

DotNext is an independent .NET-conference. 19-20 may, 2017 in St. Petersburg will host the eighth conference.

We had Dino Esposito as a speaker, who is a well-known author of the book series on ASP.NET and the leading developers of JetBrains also.

At the upcoming conference, 20 speakers will make presentations about the present and future of .NET.

Engineering talks only, hardcore only!

Speakers

Jon Skeet
Jon Skeet
Google
Jon Skeet
Jon is a Microsoft MVP for more than 13 years, currently he is a software engineer at Google, London. Stack...
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Andrey Akinshin
Andrey Akinshin
JetBrains
Andrey Akinshin
Andrey is a .NET MVP, a silver medalist of ACM ICPC, the maintainer of BenchmarkDotNet, a fan of micro-optimizations and...
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Alex Thissen
Alex Thissen
Xpirit
Alex Thissen
Alex has been involved in application development since the late nineties and worked as a lead developer and architect at...
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Roland Guijt
Roland Guijt
R.M.G. Holding B.V.
Roland Guijt
Roland is a Microsoft MVP enjoying a constant curiosity around new techniques in software development. His focus is on all...
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Michael Samarin
Michael Samarin
Futurice
Michael Samarin
Speaker, teacher, developer, Microsoft MVP, Nokia Developer Champion and team leader with many years of experience in various technologies ranging...
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Sasha Goldshtein
Sasha Goldshtein
Sela Group
Sasha Goldshtein
Sasha Goldshtein is the CTO of Sela Group, a Microsoft C# MVP and Azure MRS, a Pluralsight author, and an...
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Tomas Herceg
Tomas Herceg
RIGANTI
Tomas Herceg
Tomas is CEO of RIGANTI, small software development company located in Prague. He is a Microsoft Regional Director and Microsoft...
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Mikhail Shcherbakov
Mikhail Shcherbakov
Independent developer
Mikhail Shcherbakov
Mikhail is Microsoft .NET MVP, .NET community leader in St. Petersburg and Moscow, an independent software developer and consultant. His...
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Filip W
Filip W
Sonova
Filip W
Filip is a popular .NET blogger, author, prolific open source contributor and a Microsoft MVP. Over the past few years,...
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Dmitry Soshnikov
Dmitry Soshnikov
Microsoft
Dmitry Soshnikov, PhD, works in Microsoft as Technology Evangelist, specializing on Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence, Functional Programming, C#, F#...
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Igor Labutin
Igor Labutin
Lanit-Terkom
An architect. Started career as a developer 16 years ago in the land of C++. Igor has been developing for...
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Vagif Abilov
Vagif Abilov
Miles
Vagif is a Russian/Norwegian developer working for a Norwegian company Miles. He has about three decades of programming experience, currently...
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Dylan Beattie
Dylan Beattie
Spotlight
Dylan Beattie is a systems architect and software developer, who has built everything from tiny standalone websites to large-scale distributed...
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Gregory Koshelev
Gregory Koshelev
SKB Kontur
Leads a small development team in the biggest IT company in Ekaterinburg: SKB Kontur. Manages Java community inside of the...
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Adam Sitnik
Adam Sitnik
Powel
Adam is a software engineer focused on performance and reliability. He has spent much of his professional life working on...
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Maarten Balliauw
Maarten Balliauw
JetBrains
Maarten Balliauw loves building web and cloud apps. His main interests are in ASP.NET MVC, C#, Microsoft Azure, PHP and...
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Adam Ralph
Adam Ralph
Particular Software
Adam Ralph
Adam is a software developer and an open source advocate with a keen interest in distributed systems design, DDD, CQRS...
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Mete Atamel
Mete Atamel
Google
Mete is a Developer Advocate at Google, currently focused on helping developers with Google Cloud Platform. As a long-time Java...
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Denis Ivanov
Denis Ivanov
2GIS
Denis Ivanov
Denis is working at 2GIS on sales systems and services for advertising. He writes C# code on Windows and macOS,...
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Dina Goldshtein
Dina Goldshtein
Aternity
Dina Goldshtein is a Senior Software Engineer at Aternity. Aternity builds performance monitoring tools that run on millions of PCs...
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Igor Yakovlev
Igor Yakovlev
Positive Technologies
Igor graduated from the faculty of the Mathematics and Mechanics of Saint Petersburg State University. He has more than 8...
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Nikita Tsukanov
Nikita Tsukanov
Promarket
Nikita has a vast experience developing for a broad spectrum of platforms (starting with WinCE) using a whole zoo of...
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Damir Beylkhanov
Damir Beylkhanov
Murano Software
Full stack developer with seven years of experience. He had participated in the development of many projects for e-commerce and...
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Dmitry Ivanov
Dmitry Ivanov
JetBrains
In JetBrains since 2011, both in ReSharper and Rider teams. Works on the IDE core. His interests are performance, multithreading,...
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Alexey Savvateev
Alexey Savvateev
University Of Dmitry Pozharsky
Mathematician, math economist and math popularizer. In 2013 got a PhD in math/physics. Organizer of numerous scientific and popular science...
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Mikhail Filippov
Mikhail Filippov
JetBrains
Works at the Rider IDE project in JetBrains. During spare time likes to fix bugs in open source projects —...
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Siarhei Shchahrykovich
Siarhei Shchahrykovich
dotmailer
Developer Manager at dotmailer. He has an experience in fields of development, DevOps, SRE and management....
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Aleksei Vereshchagin
Aleksei Vereshchagin
CPR RTSoft
Graduated from the Moscow State Industrial University (MSIU) in 2012. Started his career in the same university (development, teaching, system...
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Schedule

Day 1

Legend: Introduction to technology Introduction to technology For practicing engineers For practicing engineers Hardcore. Really hard and demanding talk, you'll understand only if you're an experienced engineer. Hardcore
Time
Track 1
Track 2
Track 3
9:00
Registration
10:00
Opening
10:30
Back to basics: the mess we've made of our fundamental data types For practicing engineers EN
Jon Skeet
Google
11:30
Break
12:00
Track 1
Under the Hood of the ASP .NET Core Security Hardcore. Really hard and demanding talk, you'll understand only if you're an experienced engineer. RU
Mikhail Shcherbakov
Independent developer
The talk is under consideration
Track 2
Shifting gears for .NET: Moving to containers for .NET developers Introduction to technology EN
Alex Thissen
Xpirit
The talk is under consideration
Track 3
Integrating .NET and Java virtual machines For practicing engineers RU
Gregory Koshelev
SKB Kontur
The talk is under consideration
13:00
Break
13:30
Track 1
What is .NET Standard? Introduction to technology EN
Adam Ralph
Particular Software
The talk is under consideration
Track 2
Containerised ASP.NET Core apps with Docker and Kubernetes Introduction to technology EN
Mete Atamel
Google
The talk is under consideration
Track 3
5 commandments of PDB Hardcore. Really hard and demanding talk, you'll understand only if you're an experienced engineer. RU
Siarhei Shchahrykovich
dotmailer
The talk is under consideration
14:30
Lunch
15:15
Track 1
Automate Your Dumps Hardcore. Really hard and demanding talk, you'll understand only if you're an experienced engineer. EN
Dina Goldshtein
Aternity
The talk is under consideration
Track 2
HoloLens and Xbox One – new frontier for .Net developers Introduction to technology RU
Michael Samarin
Futurice
The talk is under consideration
Track 3
NuGet beyond Hello World Introduction to technology EN
Maarten Balliauw
JetBrains
The talk is under consideration
16:15
Break
16:45
Track 1
JetBrains Rider IDE: personal effectiveness skills for .NET-programmers Introduction to technology RU
Dmitry Ivanov
JetBrains
The talk is under consideration
Track 2
Authentication and Authorization in ASP.NET Core For practicing engineers EN
Roland Guijt
R.M.G. Holding B.V.
The talk is under consideration
Track 3
ASP.NET Core apps on Linux in production For practicing engineers RU
Denis Ivanov
2GIS
The talk is under consideration
17:45
Break
18:15
Track 1
Democratizing AI on .NET Platform: from chat-bots and cognitive services to deep learning Introduction to technology RU
Dmitry Soshnikov
Microsoft
The talk is under consideration
Track 2
Building code analysis tools with the .NET Compiler Platform (Roslyn) Introduction to technology EN
Filip W
Sonova
The talk is under consideration
19:15
First day closing

Day 2

Legend: Introduction to technology Introduction to technology For practicing engineers For practicing engineers Hardcore. Really hard and demanding talk, you'll understand only if you're an experienced engineer. Hardcore
Time
Track 1
Track 2
Track 3
10:30
The Performance Investigator's Field Guide For practicing engineers EN
Sasha Goldshtein
Sela Group
11:30
Break
12:00
Track 1
The changing state of immutability C# For practicing engineers EN
Jon Skeet
Google
The talk is under consideration
Track 2
AOP via .NET For practicing engineers RU
Igor Yakovlev
Positive Technologies
The talk is under consideration
Track 3
Profiling .NET Core Applications on Linux Hardcore. Really hard and demanding talk, you'll understand only if you're an experienced engineer. RU
Aleksei Vereshchagin
CPR RTSoft
The talk is under consideration
13:00
Break
13:30
Track 1
Entity Framework Core: Is It Ready Yet? Introduction to technology EN
Tomas Herceg
RIGANTI
The talk is under consideration
Track 2
Learn to cook MSBuild For practicing engineers RU
Mikhail Filippov
JetBrains
The talk is under consideration
Track 3
AvaloniaUI — the first XAML UI-framework with .NET Core Support Introduction to technology RU
Nikita Tsukanov
Promarket
The talk is under consideration
14:30
Lunch
15:15
Track 1
Let's talk about memory Hardcore. Really hard and demanding talk, you'll understand only if you're an experienced engineer. RU
Andrey Akinshin
JetBrains
The talk is under consideration
Track 2
Typed or dynamic API? Both! For practicing engineers RU
Vagif Abilov
Miles
The talk is under consideration
Track 3
My awesome journey with Open Source Introduction to technology EN
Adam Sitnik
Powel
The talk is under consideration
16:15
Break
16:45
Track 1
Interprocess communications: reasons and approaches For practicing engineers RU
Igor Labutin
Lanit-Terkom
The talk is under consideration
Track 2
Real World REST and Hands-On Hypermedia For practicing engineers EN
Dylan Beattie
Spotlight
The talk is under consideration
Track 3
Xamarin.Forms — specifics of cross-platform mobile development on C# Introduction to technology RU
Damir Beylkhanov
Murano Software
The talk is under consideration
17:45
Break
18:15
Track 1
The collective responsibility problem Introduction to technology RU
Alexey Savvateev
University Of Dmitry Pozharsky
The talk is under consideration
19:15
Shutdown
Дискуссионные зоны

Discussion zone

Do you know the feeling when you raise a hand to ask a question and the track owner announces: “There’s time left for one question only”. Of course, he doesn’t pick you to ask that question. And then the speaker disappears behind the doors of the speaker room. To make sure this situation never happens, we’re setting up dedicated discussion zones: special areas with a flip-chart for drawing, a couple of seats and an opportunity to pour a cup of coffee or two. The discussion zone opens right after the talk finishes. This is the place to chat with the speaker, ask questions about the talk or to get some advice on your projects.

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Program committee

Andrey Akinshin
Andrey Akinshin
JetBrains

Andrey Akinshin

Sasha Goldshtein
Sasha Goldshtein
Sela Group

Sasha Goldshtein

Mikhail Shcherbakov
Mikhail Shcherbakov
Independent developer

Mikhail Shcherbakov

Anatoly Kulakov
Anatoly Kulakov
Paladyne Systems
Yulia Tsisyk
Yulia Tsisyk
CUSTIS