Microsoft Reactor

Securely develop and test your next great app and do your best work with any language, any framework, any cloud. This session will focus on building cloud native apps as well as DevOps with the latest from GitHub, Visual Studio, and Azure.

Join Microsoft Cloud Advocates, MVPs, and product engineers Sam Wronski, Mike Morton and Anthony Chu as we go deeper into the tech announced at Microsoft Build and share what we’ve learned.

Who is it aimed at?
Developers of all stripes
Entrepreneurs, industry leaders, and IT Pros looking to for the latest
Students or learning professionals interested in learning more about the newest tech

Why should I attend?
Learn about the latest tech announced at Microsoft Build
Get a pulse at where the tech industry and Microsoft are headed
Share your thoughts on what you liked at Microsoft Build (and what you’d like to see more of)
Network with other professionals in our community

About the Series:
Microsoft Build: Unpack the Tech at the Reactors.
Everyone loves unboxing or unpacking that new phone or laptop or tech gadget. Like we’re unwrapping something new, unexpected and meaningful…a gift to get excited about. Recently at Microsoft Build, we announced so many new products and opportunities! But if you’re a developer or an entrepreneur or industry leader, perhaps it can be difficult to decide what really matters to you. How to separate what’s experimental from what’s production-ready for your org? Where should you begin? What will make a real difference in your day-to-day work? Let’s unpack the tech of Microsoft Build and find out!

Speakers:
Sam Wronski
Sam Wronski is a Regional Cloud Advocate at Microsoft focused on empowering the San Francisco area to build awesome things with Azure.
Sam has spent years building applications and tooling powered by containers.
He's run the World of Zero channel on YouTube for the past 5 years where he's taught software engineering and game development.

Mike Morton
@BigMorty on Twitter
Principal Program Manager at Microsoft working on Azure Container Apps - a great way to run microservices & containerized applications on a serverless platform

Anthony Chu
Senior Program Manager at Microsoft