Advanced .NET 10: Building AI-Driven Applications

Main Speaker

Learning Tracks

Course ID

42906

Date

30-06-2026

Time

Daily seminar
9:00-16:30

Location

John Bryce ECO Tower, Homa Umigdal 29 Tel-Aviv

Overview

This advanced seminar explores how to design and build modern AI-driven applications using .NET 10.
Participants will gain a deep understanding of AI architecture layers, including large language models (LLMs), orchestration, memory and tool integration. <
The session covers practical implementation of AI abstractions such as ChatClient and EmbeddingGenerator, effective prompt engineering techniques and the development of intelligent features like semantic search and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG).
Additionally, attendees will learn how to enable function calling and AI agents, while addressing real-world production challenges כגון performance, security, observability, and cost optimization.

Who Should Attend

.NET developers interested in integrating AI capabilities into their applications  

Prerequisites

Course Contents

  • AI Architecture in .NET 10 Understanding modern AI application layers (LLM, orchestration, memory, tools) and the role of Microsoft.Extensions.AI.
  • Working with AI Abstractions Using IChatClient and IEmbeddingGenerator to build clean, testable, and provider-agnostic AI services.
  • Prompt Engineering for Developers Designing effective prompts, structured outputs, guardrails, and optimizing for accuracy and cost.
  • Embeddings & Semantic Search Implementing vector-based search using embeddings with Redis/PostgreSQL for intelligent data retrieval.
  • RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) Building pipelines that combine AI with real application data for accurate and context-aware responses.
  • Function Calling & AI Agents Creating tools, integrating APIs, and enabling AI to execute real actions within your system.
  • Production Readiness & Best Practices Handling performance, caching, observability, security (prompt injection), and cost management in AI systems.
 

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