WEBINARS —
Upcoming & On-demand
Modernizing Web Apps with .NET 6
March 16, 2022 ENDED
THE PRESENTERS —
Veli Pehlivanov, Sam Basu, Ed Charbeneau
- Deep technical dive into everything you need to know about modernizing your applications with .NET 6
- APIs, the latest updates for .NET web, architechting apps for modernization and real life examples
- Bonus: what's cooking on the cross-development side with .NET MAUI
UI/UX Modernization – Why Should I?
March 10, 2021 ENDED
THE PRESENTERS —
Simona Randeva, Svetlin Nikolaev, Sean Garguilo, Brandon Nys
- How to approach the modernization of your application
- Best practices for planning and implementing your UX modernization project
- Common modernization mistakes, risks and obstacles and how to avoid them
The Salesforce secret to creating a highly productive sales team
Feb 18, 2021 ENDED
THE PRESENTERS —
Boris Goncharov, Yana Chavgova, Brandon Nys
- How Resolute Software simplified and aligned Amatas' entire sales cycle.
- The results this implementation brought backed up with numbers.
- Tips and tricks for successful SalesCloud integration in your organization.
- Q&A session together with Resolute’s best practices in the field.
The Anatomy of Continuous Integration and Delivery
Oct 22, 2020 ENDED
THE PRESENTERS —
Bilger Yahov, Brandon Nys
- What’s CI/CD - the 10-minute business case that will convince you of the advantages that this investment will bring to your company
- How to choose the composition of a CI/CD pipeline - there are many tools and 1 size doesn't fit all. We’ll guide you how to choose the best solution for you.
- How to construct the CI/CD pipe - we will assemble a sample pipe step by step, answering all your questions as we go.
Chaos Engineering 101
Jul 14, 2020 ENDED
THE PRESENTERS —
Bilger Yahov, Kelley Osburn
- Why companies like Netflix, Amazon, and Salesforce pioneered Chaos Engineering to identify failures before they become outages.
- Understanding the core principles of Chaos Engineering and how to adopt them.
- How you can safely and securely conduct hypothesis-based Chaos Experiments to test your systems’ response to real-world failures.