For over 28 years, Visual Studio Live! (VSLive!) conferences have provided expert solutions for developers, engineers, software architects, and designers. Attendees come to Visual Studio Live! to acquire practical, pragmatic, and immediately applicable knowledge. They come for inspiration and to be shown a vision of a better future through the use of concepts, techniques, patterns and technology that they can apply in their organizations. And they come for a glimpse of the future of technology; the cool stuff that Microsoft and others are building that may not be useful today but will factor into their strategic planning process. The Call for Presentations for Visual Studio Live! Las Vegas and Austin 2022 is now OPEN. Proposals are due: Friday,September 3, 2019, 11:59 PST Visual Studio Live! Las Vegas - February 27 – March 4, 2022- Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, Las Vegas, NVVisual Studio Live! Austin - June 13-17, 2022 - Hyatt Regency Austin, TXVisual Studio Live! Las Vegas & Austin 2022 will offer a combination of hands-on labs, workshops, 75-minute sessions, 20-minute fast focus sessions, and panels.We require that you submit multiple presentations (three or more) so that the conference chairs have more than two options per speaker. Each speaker will generally be selected to deliver two 75-minute presentations.We are also looking for two-day workshops and two-day hands-on labs that will be offered as part of the 2022 VSLive! Training Course series. Session proposals are welcome in the following topic areas: DevOps and Beyond DevOps practices (not specific to tooling) DevSecOps and other XXXOps enhancements Operations for developers (on premises and cloud) Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) Production incident response Observability Incident Analysis Human Factors in DevOps Azure DevOps Services Azure DevOps Server (latest release) Azure DevOps and GitHub Integration GitHub Cloud GitHub Advanced Security GitHub Enterprise Service GitHub Codespaces Microsoft ALM / DevOps Tooling (version control, agile planning, build, release, monitoring) DevOps Features in Visual Studio Enterprise (CodeLens, Profilers, IntelliTrace); anything new in Visual Studio 2022 Online services outside of Microsoft (e.g. GitLab, AWS, etc.) Visual Studio App Center Automated deployment to online stores (Apple, Android, etc.) Release Tooling (Azure Pipelines, GitHub Actions, Chef, Puppet, Octopus Deploy) Visual Studio tooling that facilitates Agile Software Development Practices (Scrum / XP / Lean) Manual Testing Practices Load and Performance Testing for Applications using open-source technology Developer Inner-loop optimization (workstation configuration, using containers, shells, etc.) Customizing your team development environment PowerShell for developers working as IT Pros Cross-platform / heterogeneous development teams Windows Subsystem for Linux (aka “Bash on Windows”) Application Analytics (App Insights, New Relic, etc.) Migrating from a non-Microsoft platform to an Azure DevOps Server/Services environment Migrating from a non-Microsoft platform to GitHub Security leading practices Cloud Computing Includes cloud, server and messaging technologies Container technology like containerd, Docker, Kubernetes, Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS), Azure Container Instances (ACI) and Azure Container Registry (ACR) Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, Google Compute Platform Microsoft Azure new features and Marketplace offerings Microservices architecture, design, and implementation Serverless computing (Azure Functions, Amazon Lambda) Azure Logic Apps, Power Automate, PowerApps Web API design WebAssembly outside the browser (such as running in containers) Services in general (REST, queuing, etc.) Hosting non-Microsoft platforms in Azure (Java, NodeJS, Python, etc.) Database and Analytics Entity Framework (Standard and Core), OData Integrating “legacy” data to modern applications SQL Server (2019, as well as pre-2019 features/topics) Moving to SQL Server 2019 SQL Server big data clusters SQL Server on Linux and in containers Azure SQL Database, including Edge, Serverless and Hyperscale Azure Database for PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB Microsoft BI, including Power BI, SQL Server Analysis Services and AzureAnalysis Services Big Data, including Azure Synapse Analytics, HDInsight, Azure Databricks, Azure Data Explorer and Azure Data Lake Storage Data Management, including Azure Purview, Azure Data Factory, SQL Server Integration Services Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI), including Azure Machine Learning; Azure Cognitive Services; ML/AI on Azure Databricks; AutoML; ML.NET; using TensorFlow with Microsoft technologies NoSQL, including Cosmos DB IoT and streaming analytics (including Azure IoT Hub; Azure Event Hubs; Azure Stream Analytics; Spark Streaming on Azure Databricks or SOL Server 2019; and Apache Storm or Kafka on HDInsight) Data Science, including R and Python (standalone, in SQL Server, in Power BI, on Machine Learning Server, on HDInsight and/or on Azure Databricks) Data tooling, including SQL Server Data Tools, Visual Studio Code (with add-ins) and Azure Data Studio New Experiences - Mobile, Desktop, and Native Clients MAUI for iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, Linux Xamarin.Forms for iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, Linux iOS, Android native development (Swift, Java, Kotlin) Uno Platform Blazor native and hybrid app development Xamarin native for iOS, Android Flutter React Native Cross-platform desktop development with Electron Voice, text, and other bot experiences AR/VR/MR experiences (Hololens and others) Mobile web and responsive web design Ionic mobile tooling, including Capacitor Other HTML mobile tool/framework development Smartphone, tablet, and touch-based HTML5 development Bandwidth optimization and other mobile client concepts Managing notifications SQLite and offline data Internet of Things (IoT) programming on devices WinUI, WPF and Universal/UWP applications with .NET + XAML Design Principles (UI, UX, Interaction) Technical Excellence and Leadership Skills Development Patterns Security leading practices Asynchronous development techniques Building and supporting high performing teams Coaching and mentorship skills Effective feedback and communication skills Team Communication/Collaboration tools (Microsoft Teams, Slack, Gitter, etc.) All things agile (Big “A” and little “a”) Agile Testing Practices Agile framework deep dives – Scrum, Kanban, Lean Scaling Agile (SAFe, LeSS, etc.) - frameworks, strategies, and leading practices Value Stream Mapping - what, why, and how Maintaining team trust and connection in a remote world Best tools and techniques for facilitating events/meetings/ceremonies for distributed teams Visual Studio / .NET Visual Studio 2022 productivity Visual Studio Code + extensions Visual Studio for Mac .NET 6, .NET 5, .NET 3.1 LTS, .NET Standard 2.0 Windows Forms and WPF on Arm64 (Windows and Mac) Cross platform .NET for Linux, Windows, Mac, and others New C#/VB language features Extending Visual Studio Advanced .NET, such as building analyzers and .NET 6 code generation Deep dive topics such as threading, performance optimization, and memory usage Dependency Injection Black belt coding Polyglot/Heterogeneous development (native / scripting) Maker / Hobby / Games Web Client Single-page application development Blazor (server-side and client-side) Angular, React, Vue, and other JavaScript UI frameworks WebAssembly, including .NET, Go, Rust, and others Progressive Web Apps ECMAScript/JavaScript TypeScript node.js and other server-side frameworks Client-side build and package management (e.g. npm, webpack) Offline apps and database storage (e.g. SQLite) Calling services via AJAX Web UI Design Core HTML5: newer concepts, tags, and enhancements to old ones CSS 3 CSS animations Rich media in HTML5 with the audio and video tags 2D drawing/animation the canvas tag and SVG Web Server.NET 6 ASP.NET FeaturesASP.NET Razor Pages ASP.NET MVC ASP.NET Web API Visual Studio Web developer tooling (built-in, add-ons, testing) Developing ASP.NET applications for non-Windows servers node.js NGINX Submission Guidelines Please include the following information with your submission (failure to supply all requested information may limit opportunities for selection): Speaker's Name Speaker's Title Speaker's Company Title of Presentation 100-word Description of Presentation 3-5 Bullets, explaining what the attendee will learn from presentation (learning objectives) Speaker's Color Photo (hi-resolution) Speaker's Bio, including previous conference speaking/presentation experience Speakers chosen to present at a Visual Studio Live! conference will receive a stipend for each session they present. Visual Studio Live! Conferences will also cover hotel accommodations (room and tax only) for a pre-determined number of nights at the host hotel as outlined in the speaker agreement. Speakers are responsible for their own travel costs and incidentals. We look forward to your submissions. ~ The Visual Studio Live! Event Team