David Pine

United States

Bio

David Pine is a Technical Evangelist and Microsoft MVP working at Centare in Wisconsin. David loves knowledge sharing with the technical community and speaks regionally at meetups, user groups, and technical conferences. David is passionate about sharing his thoughts through writing as well and actively maintains a blog at davidpine.net. David’s posts have been featured on ASP.NET, MSDN Web-Dev, MSDN .NET and Dot Net Curry. David loves contributing to open-source projects and stackoverflow.com as another means of giving back to the community. David sat on the technical board and served as one of the primary organizers of MKE DOT NET for three years. When David isn’t interacting with a keyboard, you can find him spending time with his wife and their three sons, Lyric, Londyn and Lennyx. Follow David on Twitter at @davidpine7.

My Talks

Angular2 with an ASP.NET Core backend, happiness ensues...

If ASP.NET Core married Angular2, would TypeScript get jealous? It is a match made in heaven. Leveraging what Angular2 brings to the single page application paradigm, ASP.NET Core is the perfect pa...

Azure DocumentDb -- the nano-ORM

At its root, software is the movement and manipulation of data. It is not always obvious how to store that data. This can be a daunting decision. Understanding the data is vital. SQL is usually the...

Building a Magic Mirror with .NET

Walk-through the development of a magic mirror. It's running Windows 10 IoT Core, on a Raspberry Pi 3. It was written in C# as a UWP application. My magic mirror boasts facial recognition and the M...

From C# 6 to C# 7, then and now!

Modern C# developers rely on features from C# 6 to increase their productivity. Productivity is vital for any modern developer. C# 7, like its predecessors is all about saying less while doing more...

Lucky C# 7.0

C# 7 is packed full of features such as: pattern-matching, tuple literals/deconstruction, and local functions to name a few. Join me to learn about the features of C# 7 and how it can benefit your ...

TypeScript: making JavaScript tolerable

JavaScript (JS) has changed the world as we know it. JS applications are growing both in popularity and size. It is time that the language is treated with more respect. Giving your JS code types wi...

Upgrade Yourself: Most Valued Developer

From blogging to speaking. From open-source contributions to stackoverflow Q/A. From attending conferences to organizing them. We will take on impostor syndrome and grow together! You'll see how be...

Why wear glasses when you can C#

C# is one of the world's most powerful programming languages today and is used by millions of developers! Knowing how to leverage features the language offers is vital to productivity. In this talk...