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Sr. Content Developer at Microsoft, working remotely in PA, TechBash conference organizer, former Microsoft MVP, Husband, Dad and Geek.
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Apple is proud to support the next generation of developers, creators, and entrepreneurs with the Swift Student Challenge. The Challenge gives students from around the world the opportunity to showcase their creativity and app development skills.
The Challenge is open February 8–28, 2027. And new this year, students can submit an app for any Apple platform.
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.NET mobile apps have used Mono since the early days of Xamarin. In .NET 11, .NET MAUI moves to CoreCLR on Android, iOS, Mac Catalyst, and tvOS.
We'll follow a simplified Android startup path to see where the runtime fits, then compare Mono AOT, ReadyToRun, and NativeAOT. Along the way, we'll explain trimming and show how JSON source generation helps prepare an application for NativeAOT, without confusing those additional constraints with the default move to CoreCLR.
Finally, we'll review startup and app-size results from Android and iOS and discuss what developers should test when moving to .NET 11. You'll leave with a clearer understanding of how .NET runs on mobile, what the new runtime means for your apps, and where to look when performance or compatibility does not behave as expected.
Session: BRK034
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Your agent runs on your machine. What's next? Join this session for a demo-packed look at hosted agents in Microsoft Foundry and what they unlock for C# developers. Discover what changes when your agents move beyond localhost, why a managed home matters, and how to bring your .NET skills along for the ride. Less infrastructure plumbing, more possibilities beyond your laptop.
Session: BRK031
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Have you experienced or heard that AI coding agents accidentally removed files or directories, or accessed to resources that you didn't allow? It can happen from time to time. We can't get rid of this behaviour from our AI coding agents. However, we can isolate it from our PC.
Throughout this session, I'm going to discuss a couple of options how we can isolated or sandbox AI coding agents from our main PC while performing .NET app modernisation through the modernisation plugins of GitHub Copilot CLI.
Session: BRK035
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