1010 NE 2nd Ave
Miami, FL 33132
USA
The kids might be back at school but class is always in session at dotNet Miami. With so many architecture options in the cloud and through open-source starting a new software project can be daunting. This month we have one of our favorite presenters back, Microsft MVP Jonas Stawaski. Jonas will walk us through the creation of the FishAngler app and the thought process of the decisions that were made. He’ll walk through NoSQL, Web API, caching, design patterns, and the cloud. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how a modern application was built.
Location: We’ll be meeting at the Microsoft Innovation Center at Venture Hive. The Microsoft Innovation Center in Miami (MIC Miami) is a state-of-the-art technology facility open to students, software developers, academic faculty, entrepreneurs, and startups for collaboration and skills development. Microsoft Innovation Center at Venture Hive is located at 1010 NE 2nd Ave Miami, FL 33132. There’s limited parking in front of Venture Hive. If that lot is full there’s an empty lot directly behind the Venture Hive building.
And as always we’ll have prizes at the end of the meeting, including a free copy of Resharper from JetBrains!
FishAngler Case Study: Xamarin, Azure, and VSTS
Join Jonas Stawski, CTO of FishAngler, as they deep dive into the architectural decisions behind the hottest South Florida startup: FishAngler.
From the use of MVVM Cross and Xamarin through the use of Azure Services to the Continuous Integration with Visual Studio Team Services. You will not want to miss this talk full of know-how where we talk about NoSQL, Web API, Continuous Integration, MVVM Cross, caching, and maximizing code sharing.
Bio: Jonas Stawski is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) and a Microsoft Certified Application Developer (MCAD) with many years of experience building and architecting .NET applications. Jonas has worked in several markets such as Insurance, Real Estate, Leasing, Medical, Hospitality among others. He is passionate about software development and loves to write articles and speak at technical conferences. During his free time Jonas enjoys time with his family, play sports (specifically the real football), play games, and code.
