| Fabrice Foray | Summary |
| It's Time to RESTful With XSharp |
REST is one of the underlying architectural way to exchange data of the web or with mobile applications. |
| Stefan Hirsch | |
| Creating a Webserver and using Scripting with X# | |
| Nikos Kokkalis | |
| Chasing performance in the world of dotNET. | |
| Peter Monadjemi | |
| Vibe Coding and Sofware Quality | The world of software development is constantly changing. The introduction of AI assistant has accelerated the speed of which these changes occur rapidly. New AI tools are announced on a weekly basis, and it sometimes seems that the traditional “coding” became old-fashioned, like vinyl records or VHS tapes. Although that’s definitely not the case, there can be no doubt that software development in the year 2026 is radical different from software development a few years ago. Development with X# is no exception. One of the new term developers talk a lot about worldwide is called Vibe Coding. Vibe Coding means writing code in a way that keeps you in the flow: fast feedback loops, readable structures, clear naming, and a development rhythm that makes daily work more enjoyable. Surprisingly, X# offers a lot of opportunities to code with a great vibe, especially for developers coming from Visual Objects or another xBase language. The development is done with Visual Studio but with the help of an AI assistant like *CoPilot*. But it does not have to be *ChatGPT* or another commercial LLM. It can be a LLM that runs locally as well. And in contrary to some believes, Vibe Coding is not a concept for writing programs from scratch with no or little intent to actually code. It’s also very well suited for improving existing code, no matter how old it is. Through practical examples, small patterns, and a live refactoring demo, we’ll explore how to make X# code easier to understand, maintain, and extend — without adding unnecessary complexity. This session is for developers who want their code to be not only correct, but also pleasant — code they’re happy to return to weeks or years later. |
| Basile Mellac | |
| Read/Write to your tables with typed Linq queries and typed POCO objects | |
| Chris Pyrgas | |
| XSharp Advanced Tips and Tricks | |
| Wolfgang Riedmann | |
| a WPF framework to build WPF applications in X#, using MVVM and databinding | |
| Itwin Rodriguez | |
| Adding AI to your apps with X# | This session shows how to integrate Large Language Models into X# applications using practical, provider-agnostic patterns like ReAct, sliding context windows, and lightweight RAG, all implemented in pure X# Core. You'll see a live demo of an XIDE plugin that safely assists with legacy code modernization, without overwriting your code or relying on magic. This is AI as software engineering, built for developers who value control and reliability." |
| Robert van der Hulst | |
| Move your apps from .Net Framework to .Net Next |
XSharp 3 comes with support for .Net 8,9,10 and for the new SDK projects that are needed to build these apps with MsBuild |
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