JetBrains .NET Day Online 2019
as the organisers put it
The recordings of JetBrains .NET Day Online are available! We had 6 sessions from passionate speakers from the community, covering the topics they are excited about. Immutable Collections in .NET
who it's for
C# developers, .NET developers, software architects, game developers, machine learning engineers, developer productivity engineers, technical leads
topics
immutable collections in .NET; System.Collections.Immutable internals; refactoring large methods; Rider IDE productivity features; ML.NET pipelines and AutoML; logistic regression classification; MonoGame Pixel Vision 8; Lua scripting for game consoles; Git and VCS workflows in Rider; SQL consoles and database workbench; storytelling for technical pitches
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Immutable Collections in NET: Why and How? | Dmitry Ivanov | 54m |
Argues that replacing shared mutable state with persistent structures simplifies threading, cuts implicit context and cancels, and preserves correctness using… | ||
| Refactoring a 1000-Line Method into Clean(er) Code | Zoran Horvat | 55m |
A single ~1,000-line function is dissected and reduced by extracting a depth‑first generator, printing helpers, and rule objects, using ReSharper to guide but… | ||
| Be More Productive with JetBrains Rider | Floyd Hilton | 47m |
Claims daily use for more than a year and noticeably snappier responsiveness than Visual Studio plus ReSharper, with instant IDE search via ctrl+T and… | ||
| Machine Learning Made Easy – An Introduction to ML.NET | Alexander Slotte | 57m |
Overview of ML.NET 1.0 with live coding: shows building a Titanic survival classifier using MLContext and pipelines, with data loading, missing-value… | ||
| How to Pitch Your Ideas so People Listen | Carla Rieger | 01h 00m |
Gives a 4‑part story structure (old status quo, tilt, consequences, new status quo), a reusable template fact + meaning + story, and four story triggers… | ||
| Building a Fantasy Game Console with C#, MonoGame, and Rider | Jesse Freeman | 55m |
Open source C# fantasy console Pixel Vision 8 is a desktop VM built with MonoGame and Rider, running a Lua OS on top of C# and exposing a GameChip API for… | ||
| nothing matches | ||