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Dmitry Nesteruk

Andrey Akinshin

JetBrains

Sasha Goldshtein

Sela Group

Dino Esposito

JetBrains

Mihail Sherbakov

IntelliEgg

Mihail Samarin

Futurice

Denis Tsvettsih

AstroSoft

Vitaly Baum

Independent Consultant

Dmitriy Garavskiy

DevExpress

Sergey Shchegrikovich

dotmailer

Dmitriy Ivanov

JetBrains

Kirill Skrygan

JetBrains

Maurice de Beijer

ABL - The Problem Solver

Igor Chevdar

SKB Kontur

Romuald Zdebskiy

Microsoft

Roman Nevolin

WaveAccess

Vladimir Koshelev

ISP RAS

Dmitry Soshnikov

Microsoft

Andrei Terehov

EPAM

Nikita Tcukanov

Promarket

Sergey Shkredov

JetBrains

Time	Track 1	Track 2	Track 3
9:00 – 10:00	Registration + welcome coffee
10:00 – 10:20	Opening. Welcome speech from conference organizers (JUG.ru) and sponsors
10:20 – 11:00	How many lives does .NET have: thoughts on the fate of the beloved platform, Silverlight death, and suchlike Dmitry Soshnikov
11:15 – 12:05	What is new in ASP.NET Core? Maurice de Beijer	Beyond the dynamic prototyping Dmitry Nesteruk	Rider — new .NET IDE cross-platform by JetBrains: What is it and how does it works? Kirill Skrygan Setting ReSharper for using it by a team Sergey Shkredov
12:05 – 12:35	Coffee break
12:35 – 13:25	ASP.NET Core 1.0: Challenges and Opportunities Dino Esposito	Talk about dynamic code generation, or “The Dark Side of IL” Dmitry Gavarsky	Reactive multi-process interaction: JetBrains Rider Framework Dmitry Ivanov
13:40 – 14:30	PerfView: Measure and Improve Your App's Performance For Free Sasha Goldshtein	Code generation for optimization Igor Chevdar	Game development on Microsoft platform: Technology overview Romuald Zdebsky
14:30 – 15:20	Lunch
15:20 – 16:10	Let’s talk about arithmetics Andrey Akinshin	Building fast and efficient SPA with ASP.NET Core Andrey Terehov Online	Not all the static analyzers are equally useful Vladimir Koshelev
16:25 – 17:15	.NET Core: Performance Storm Adam Sitnik	Docker is on duty of .NET development team Nikita Tsukanov	How to tame reactive programming in XAML applications Denis Tsvetsih
17:15 – 17:45	Coffee break
17:45 – 18:35	From zero to hero with running your ASP.NET Core 1 application in a Docker container Maurice de Beijer	The C++ and CLR Memory Models Sasha Goldshtein	The diagnosing of WCF Igor Labutin
18:50 – 19:40	Practical examples of microservices' creation Vitaly Baum	Machine learning on .NET platform Roman Nevolin	ETW for .NET developers Sergey Schegrikovich
19:45 – 20:00	Shutdown

Time

Track 1

Track 2

Track 3

9:00 – 10:00

Registration + welcome coffee

10:00 – 10:20

Opening. Welcome speech from conference organizers (JUG.ru) and sponsors

10:20 – 11:00

How many lives does .NET have: thoughts on the fate of the beloved platform, Silverlight death, and suchlike
Dmitry Soshnikov

11:15 – 12:05

What is new in ASP.NET Core?
Maurice de Beijer

Beyond the dynamic prototyping
Dmitry Nesteruk

Rider — new .NET IDE cross-platform by JetBrains: What is it and how does it works?
Kirill Skrygan

Setting ReSharper for using it by a team
Sergey Shkredov

12:05 – 12:35

Coffee break

12:35 – 13:25

ASP.NET Core 1.0: Challenges and Opportunities
Dino Esposito

Talk about dynamic code generation, or “The Dark Side of IL”
Dmitry Gavarsky

Reactive multi-process interaction: JetBrains Rider Framework
Dmitry Ivanov

13:40 – 14:30

PerfView: Measure and Improve Your App's Performance For Free
Sasha Goldshtein

Code generation for optimization
Igor Chevdar

Game development on Microsoft platform: Technology overview
Romuald Zdebsky

14:30 – 15:20

Lunch

15:20 – 16:10

Let’s talk about arithmetics
Andrey Akinshin

Building fast and efficient SPA with ASP.NET Core
Andrey Terehov

Online

Not all the static analyzers are equally useful
Vladimir Koshelev

16:25 – 17:15

.NET Core: Performance Storm
Adam Sitnik

Docker is on duty of .NET development team
Nikita Tsukanov

How to tame reactive programming in XAML applications
Denis Tsvetsih

17:15 – 17:45

Coffee break

17:45 – 18:35

From zero to hero with running your ASP.NET Core 1 application in a Docker container
Maurice de Beijer

The C++ and CLR Memory Models
Sasha Goldshtein

The diagnosing of WCF
Igor Labutin

18:50 – 19:40

Practical examples of microservices' creation
Vitaly Baum

Machine learning on .NET platform
Roman Nevolin

ETW for .NET developers
Sergey Schegrikovich

19:45 – 20:00

Shutdown

F.A.Q.

— A couple of words on what’s it going to be?

Engineering talks only. Agile, Scrum, clouds, startups and smoothie are being kicked out in no time.

— What the talks are on about?

On what we love most: the technology. You won’t hear about agile methodologies, salary overviews and ’new business opportunities’. The list of speakers and more info are below. We picked the best ones and made a real effort to keep you entertained. Because we love it hardcore!

— It’s not the first DotNext conference, is it?

Exactly. We’ve tried out the format. As one of the previous DotNext participants said: «You serve double whiskey when others serve water».

— Why would I participate?

You’ll meet some 500 eccentric people as yourself, learn more about details of the.NET Framework internals, have a coffee with the guys from Jetbrains and DevExpress, who actually make development tools. Tell them what you think of their job! Talk to Microsoft evangelists about the latest things and innovations; Exchange the experience with developers from other companies.

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Andrey Dmitriev

Program Director

Andrey Akinshin

Runtime Section

Dmitry Nesteruk

Tools Section

Sergey Shkredov

Tools Section

Mihail Sherbakov

Anatoly Kulakov

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