My last session for #NDCOslo 2019 will be "Everything is Cyber-broken 2" by @troyhunt and @Scott_Helme. I missed their talk last year due to flight timings so I'm excited to finally see it! Check out securityheaders.io, Report URI

A slightly different security talk from @KatyAnton next. #NDCOslo Argh. I took loads of notes but the Twitter app crashed and I lost them :( From memory and in no particular order:

Interested to hear "war stories from .NET team" by @ziki_cz. #ndcoslo Debugging hardware errors is difficult. Always check whether a bug can be reproduced on more than one machine

Now it's time for "The visible developer: why you shouldn't blend in" by @quorralyne. #NDCOslo Distill your bio down to key points

Next up at #NDCOslo is "making the most of security tests" by Paweł Krzywicki White box - secure code reviews
Black box - penetration testing, look at system interfaces, use fuzzing tools etc
Red team - simulate a threat actor

Starting the last day at #NDCOslo with a talk about Azure DevOps from @DonovanBrown "fix what hurts the most"

Last session for today is .NET Rocks Live! (@DotNetRocksShow) with @richcampbell, @carlfranklin and @markrendle Interested look further into using @markrendle's Visual Recode (visualrecode.com) to convert WCF service contracts over to ASP.NET Core + gRPC

Ready for "correcting common async/await mistakes in .NET" by @TheCodeTraveler. #NDCOslo The thread pool is managed by synchronisation context

Looking forward to "Deliberate Architecture" by @robsmallshire. #NDCOslo Average age in the software industry is low

Next up is "the 7 deadly presentation sins" by Andrew (@coatsy) and Samantha (@BlitzBooks) Coates. Hopefully I'll pick up a few pointers for my inevitable #NDCOslo presentation when I get back to @TeamCodify! Almost all issues in a performance are caused by either lack of preparation, or lack of previous exposure to pressure situations

Time for something a little different - @richcampbell talking about returning to the moon and what developments in science this might bring. #ndcoslo A lot of space tech has its roots in military designs. All early American rockets except the Saturn V were repurposed ICBMs

"How to be cool in the age of legacy" by @lillesand #NDCOslo EC2 is Amazon's virtual machine service

Starting day 2 at #NDCOslo with a gentle introduction to Rust from @swissgathu Rust has been around for almost 15 years, and v1.0 was released 4 years ago

Last session for today: "an architect's journey" by @schneidenbach. #ndcoslo Always learn and grow

Time for a panel discussion on the future of .NET, featuring @DamianEdwards, @davidfowl, @julielerman, @OdeToCode and @bryanjhogan Microsoft can't deliver everything by themselves, open source libraries will be a bigger part of the future

"Code review etiquettes 101" by @JananiSubbiah90 #ndcoslo Only 7% of emotional communication comes from the content of what you say. The rest comes from how you say it, and your facial expressions while you're saying it

Time for "What is the point of Microsoft? 3.0" by @westleyl Microsoft has overtaken Apple as the most valuable tech company. Market capitalization over $1 trillion, tripled since 2017

Next up at #NDCOslo is "Hidden gems in .NET Core 3" by @DamianEdwards and @davidfowl New GC limits and defaults to allow control over how much memory is used

My first #NDCOslo session is about to start - @KodrAus will be speaking about combining C# and Rust All languages have trade-off, and different components of a system have different requirements.

Time for another @richcampbell talk already - this time on the history of .NET. #NDCOslo Just realised that I've actually seen Richard deliver an earlier version of this talk at @ADNUGUK. Quite happy to listen again though!

First up today is @fransrosen on Attacking Modern Web Technologies. #NDCOslo AppCache can be exploited to redirect users to malicious content.