Sébastien Pertus
About Sébastien
Software Engineer @ Microsoft, in the Commercial Software Engineering team (CSE), I'm helping our strategic customers in their Path-to-the-Cloud.
I'm used to be a software developer on technologies like .NET, Node.JS, Xamarin & MAUI, SQL, React...
Everything I do & develop is mainly open sourced.
In my daily Job, I work a lot on subjects around big data, Devops, Containers, .NET applications.
Previously Technical Evangelist @ Microsoft France, in charge of everything related to .NET dev platform, especially developed and deployed in Azure.
During that time, I was leading OSS ecosystem, around Node.JS / Java / JavaScript, where I met exceptional people.
Speaker at Devoxx be & fr, Microsoft Expériences (ex Techdays) since 2005, Eclipsecon, BDX.IO, SnowCamp.io and several DevFests in France (Nantes, Lille, Bordeaux, Toulouse ...)
Async Await. Performances & Best Practices
(French version below) The support for async/await has been around now for over a decade. In that time, it’s transformed how scalable code is written for .NET, and it’s both viable and extremely common to utilize the functionality without understanding exactly what’s going on under the covers. And it's cool ! During this session, we are going through all the common mistakes that can occurs when using async/await We will see some tips & tricks on how to use async/await correctly and improving your performances. Eventually, we will see in details all the new features that have been implemented in the last versions of .NET (from 5 to 9) --------------------------------- Le support du modèle async/await existe depuis une dizaine d'années. Depuis lors, "l'asynchronisme facile" a transformé notre façon de coder, de manière efficiente, nos applications .NET. Globalement nous utilisons async/await de manière quotidienne, mais sans savoir ce qui se passe en réalité. Et c'est tant mieux ! Durant cette session, nous allons passer en revue les erreurs classiques lorsqu'on utilise async/await. Nous verrons quelques astuces pour améliorer l'usage du modèle async/await afin de comprendre et booster vos performances. Nous verrons enfin en détails les nouvelles fonctionnalités qui ont été implémentées dans les dernières versions du framework .NET (depuis la version 5 à la version 9)