Kristoffer Ahl - Web developer, DJ and soul music collector
Kristoffer AhlDevSum14 was awesome! If you’re looking for .NET conferences in Europe to attend you need not look further. Great atmosphere, solid talks, friendly people and a lovely venue. I’m already excited about next year…
Below you’ll find the slides and code from my talk “FluentSecurity – Bad ass security for ASP.NET MVC and WebApi”. Enjoy!
Slides:
https://github.com/kristofferahl/Talks.FluentSecurity.DevSum14
Demo application:
https://github.com/kristofferahl/FluentSecurity-Sample
DevSum:
http://devsum.se/
In a few weeks I’ll be speaking at DevSum 2014 in Stockholm. In the talk named “FluentSecurity – Bad ass security for ASP.NET MVC and WebApi” I will be showing off some of the cool things you can do with FluentSecurity and also give a sneak peek at the upcoming features in FluentSecurity 3.0.
If you’re in the neighbourhood, drop on by!
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I'm a web developer, DJ and soul music collector currently living in Gothenburg, Sweden. At the time of writing I'm employed at Dotnet Mentor where I work as a consultant primarily focusing on web development on the .Net platform. I'm a proud member and co-founder of the GOSA - Gothenburg Open Source Alliance and Alt.Net Göteborg networks. I believe in Open Source "everything" and continuous improvement!
You can download the Swedish version of my curriculum vitae right here. You need Adobe Acrobat Reader or any other PDF reader to view the document.
A.J. Brown - "Making Love Together"
Making Love Together is a seriously rare and heavy piece of soul that was recorded in 1980 and released on Jamaican recordlabel Maestro Music. A true masterpiece and is not to be missed.
The name ´77 Dynamite is a reference to the punchline of one of my favourite records of all time. The record in question features the fantastic song Give In by Norris Vines & the Luvlines and is nothing less then a true soul anthem. It was released in 1976 on the Canadian recordlabel Smile. On the label of the named disc you find the words "´77 Dynamite" written in big, red and juicy letters next to the logo. Being a favourite of mine and a top quality record I figured I'd better steal the name for the site.