Align your product road map with upcoming technologies, with Michele Leroux Bustamante.
With these rapidly changing times, developers have a lot more on their mind and on their plate than they did at any point in recent time. Although the Visual Studio and the .NET Framework both provide tools that yield an overall increase in productivity during the development cycle, the avalanche of technologies that builds upon these foundations can seem overwhelming if not insurmountable at times. This workshop will take you through a guided tour of the Microsoft technologies available today, tomorrow, and into the foreseeable future...and enable educated decisions on aligning your product road map with upcoming technologies.
In this intense, one–day briefing, you will see numerous demonstrations of these technologies, we will assess the benefits and advantages of the forward trends and you will gain an overall picture of each technology’s place in your development efforts today and tomorrow–for each respective discipline.
Who Should Attend:
Developers, architects, and technical leads who would like to gain some perspective on the Microsoft road map, the applicability of each technology, the choices and the trade–offs, will greatly benefit from this workshop.
Course Outline:
Language and platform trends for .NET 2.0 through .NET 4.0 including language trends for C# 4.0 and Visual Basic 10, F# and parallel computing
Advances for developing the data access tier from data sets and readers to LINQ, Entity Framework, ADO.NET Data Services and velocity
Windows client development with WPF and the relevance of Windows Forms and ClickOnce
Web development with ASP.NET, AJAX and Silverlight
The evolution of the middle tier with WCF and Workflow, and the relevance of WCF Workflow Services in .NET 4.0 and Dublin
The impact codename “Oslo” will have on the future of Microsoft development
A review of identity platforms including Windows Identity Foundation, ADFS and Windows Cardspace
The benefits of cloud computing with the Windows Azure Platform.
And join us Sunday evening September 27, 2009:
MVP Code Dinner mit Neno Loje, Oliver Sturm...
Windows 7 for Developers Session on Sunday Evening with Neno Loje
Visit to the oldest Casino in Germany
Exclusive Room with Breakfast incl. use of Hotel Facilities
More Info: professional-developer-training.net/Items.aspx?catId=c41
Hope to see you there.
Best regards,
John F.
With these rapidly changing times, developers have a lot more on their mind and on their plate than they did at any point in recent time. Although the Visual Studio and the .NET Framework both provide tools that yield an overall increase in productivity during the development cycle, the avalanche of technologies that builds upon these foundations can seem overwhelming if not insurmountable at times. This workshop will take you through a guided tour of the Microsoft technologies available today, tomorrow, and into the foreseeable future...and enable educated decisions on aligning your product road map with upcoming technologies.
In this intense, one–day briefing, you will see numerous demonstrations of these technologies, we will assess the benefits and advantages of the forward trends and you will gain an overall picture of each technology’s place in your development efforts today and tomorrow–for each respective discipline.
Who Should Attend:
Developers, architects, and technical leads who would like to gain some perspective on the Microsoft road map, the applicability of each technology, the choices and the trade–offs, will greatly benefit from this workshop.
Course Outline:
Language and platform trends for .NET 2.0 through .NET 4.0 including language trends for C# 4.0 and Visual Basic 10, F# and parallel computing
Advances for developing the data access tier from data sets and readers to LINQ, Entity Framework, ADO.NET Data Services and velocity
Windows client development with WPF and the relevance of Windows Forms and ClickOnce
Web development with ASP.NET, AJAX and Silverlight
The evolution of the middle tier with WCF and Workflow, and the relevance of WCF Workflow Services in .NET 4.0 and Dublin
The impact codename “Oslo” will have on the future of Microsoft development
A review of identity platforms including Windows Identity Foundation, ADFS and Windows Cardspace
The benefits of cloud computing with the Windows Azure Platform.
And join us Sunday evening September 27, 2009:
MVP Code Dinner mit Neno Loje, Oliver Sturm...
Windows 7 for Developers Session on Sunday Evening with Neno Loje
Visit to the oldest Casino in Germany
Exclusive Room with Breakfast incl. use of Hotel Facilities
More Info: professional-developer-training.net/Items.aspx?catId=c41
Hope to see you there.
Best regards,
John F.