Last week I attended NDC London. It’s not the first time that I’ve been, but it is the first time I’ve done the workshops that run alongside the main conference.
I attended the “Identity & Access Control for modern Applications and APIs using ASP.NET Core 2” workshop hosted by Dominick Baier and Brock Allen. This was a two day workshop consisting of a mixture of presentation, discussion, and hands-on labs. It dived deep into the security aspects of modern ASP.Net applications, specifically the application itself and its APIs. The first day focused on how external authentication (via OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect) could be used to save having to implement authentication yourself in your application. The second day took this further and focused on how to secure an API that you may have in an application so that you can call it server-to-server, from mobile applications, or from JavaScript applications.
The remaining three days of the conference was in the form of talks. Like I’ve done before, I sketchnoted many of the sessions that I attended.
What Is Programming Anyway?
The Power Of Technical Decisions
You Build It, You Run It
An Introduction To Kotlin
Composite UIs: The Microservices Last Mile
Designing For Speech
Jewelbots: How To Get More Girls Coding
Who Needs Dashboards?
Pilot Decision Management
A Developer’s Guide To Machine Learning
CSP XXP STS PKP CAA ETC…
Web Apps Can’t Do That, Can They?
These are the other talks I attended but didn’t sketchnote:
C# 7.0
C# 7.1 and 7.2: The Releases You Didn’t Know You Had
The Psychology Of Social Engineering
The Modern Cloud
The Hello World Show Live
hosted by Heather Downing and Spencer Schneidenbach