NNUG June Meetup

NNUG is excited to welcome you for an evening to explore how you can use C# Source Generators in order to move repetitive and boilerplate code creation from runtime to compile time, making your applications faster, safer, and easier to maintain.

We will also look at how you as a .NET developer can use the Microsoft Agent Framework to create advanced AI-powered applications, while maintaining the performance, scalability, and maintainability standards expected in modern .NET development.

We have two amazing speakers at our meetup who will be sharing their experience with C# Source Generators and the Microsoft Agent Framework:

- Thomas Huijer: C# Source Generators - Delete the code you never wanted to write

- Jonah Andersson: Agents for every .NET developer - Developing with Microsoft Agent Framework

About the session: C# Source Generators - Delete the code you never wanted to write
What if more than half your boilerplate code just... disappeared?

No more service registration files that grow forever and drift out of sync. No more copy-pasted mapping code where one missed property breaks everything at runtime. No more reflection-heavy lookups that slow your startup and make your codebase unpredictable. Just gone — replaced by code that is always correct, always in sync, and produced automatically every time you build.
C# Source Generators make this possible. And the impact on your codebase is immediate: it shrinks. Onboarding gets easier. Pull requests stop containing files nobody wants to review. And the bugs that only show up because someone forgot to update a registration file? They simply can't happen anymore.

In this session we'll show you how Source Generators work, how to test them, and how to ship them as a NuGet package so your entire organisation gets the same benefit — without anyone ever having to think about it again.

About the speaker
Thomas Huijer builds software from his company NForza. As a simple and clean as possible. Pr