A three-day deep-dive for experienced .NET engineers into advanced C# 14 language features, performance patterns, source generators, async/parallel workloads, and .NET 10 runtime improvements — with hands-on benchmarking and diagnostics labs.

ASP.NET Core is part of modern .NET and is the foundation for building modern web applications. In this workshop you will learn ASP.NET Core and Blazor — from server-side rendering and interactive components to authentication, data access, and deployment.

A two-day workshop on Roslyn-based compile-time code generation: build incremental source generators and analyzers, write generator unit tests, read external data at compile time, and implement C# interceptors — eliminating boilerplate and improving application performance.

.NET is a modern cross-platform framework for developing Windows and web applications, mobile applications, and applications for devices. In this workshop you will learn the syntax of C# including new features of C# and the core libraries needed for both Windows/Linux and web application development.

With each new C# version, new features are added. This is also the case in C# version 14. The latest LTS version of .NET is version 10, which brings a variety of enhancements including Native AOT and Source Generators.

Almost no application gets by without database access. In this workshop you will learn the features of Entity Framework Core (EF Core) for practical use in both web and Windows applications, plus an insight into Azure storage technologies.

WPF is the preferred technology for writing desktop applications for Windows. In this workshop you will learn the basics of XAML, creating appealing user interfaces, the MVVM pattern, and how to share code with other UI technologies like WinUI and MAUI.

The MVVM pattern (Model-View-ViewModel) enables easy code reusability and testability for XAML-based applications and allows code reuse between WPF, WinUI, MAUI, and more.

Uno Platform is a software development platform that enables cross-platform applications for iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and the web, using the XAML syntax from WinUI.

.NET MAUI, also known as .NET Multi-platform App UI, enables developers to build native apps for iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, and other platforms using a single codebase.

A two-day technical workshop mapping all ten NIS-2 Article 21 risk management measures to concrete .NET and Azure implementations: identity, cryptography, secure development, incident detection, supply chain security, and audit readiness.