SD West 2009 Preview Guide

Since the release of .NET 3.0, WCF, WPF and WF have transformed software development on the Microsoft platform. WCF enables developers to use powerful ready-made aspects such as security and transactions, WPF provides for a modern enticing UI experience, and WF lets you visualize the system’s required behavior. The latest release of .NET Framework 3.5 and Visual Studio 2008 added innovative language features, as well as design tools and better integration across the individual .NET 3.0 technologies. But .NET is not resting on its laurels, and the next generation .NET 4.0 tools, designers, and framework extensions are around the corner. This year, the .NET track is all about these technologies coming of age with courses on how to properly use .NET 3.0-3.5, the best practices and pitfalls, how to extend it and how to integrate its various pieces, as well as demonstrate the new capabilities. For the uninitiated, we will have several introduction sessions on .NET 3.0, covering the fundamentals of WCF, WF and WPF. .NET TUTORIALS [102] Microsoft Technology Roadmap Michèle Leroux Bustamante, Chief Architect, IDesign Transactions for the Common Service Juval Löwy, President, IDesign Debugging .NET Applications in the Field Gad J. Meir, R & D Manager, IDAG [122] Every Class as a Service – WCF as the New .NET Juval Löwy, President, IDesign Essential C# 4.0 Mark Michaelis, Software Architect, Author & Trainer, IDesign [123] Programming the Microsoft Composite Application Library (formerly Prism) David Platt, Rolling Thunder Computing Building Textual DSLs with .NET 4.0 Modeling Tools (Oslo) Mark Michaelis, Software Architect, Author & Trainer, IDesign [109] Integration Middleware with WCF and WF 4.0 Mark Michaelis, Software Architect, Author & Trainer, IDesign Parallel Computing APIs with .NET 4.0 Mark Michaelis, Software Architect, Author & Trainer, IDesign [114] The Busy Developer's Guide to Windows Workflow Ted Neward, Principal Consultant, ThoughtWorks The Busy .NET Developer's Guide to Rules and Rules Engines Ted Neward, Principal Consultant, ThoughtWorks CLASSES Architectural Scenarios for Workflow Services Michèle Leroux Bustamante, Chief Architect, IDesign Busy .NET Developer's Guide to PowerShell Ted Neward, Principal Consultant, ThoughtWorks WS* or REST? Choosing the Right Approach for your WCF Services Michèle Leroux Bustamante, Chief Architect, IDesign Instrumentation for Tracking the User Experience David Platt, Rolling Thunder Computing Using WPF for Good and Not Evil David Platt, Rolling Thunder Computing .NET 4.0 Language and IDE Features Kathleen Dollard, Independent Consultant A Data-Driven Messaging System Paul Sheriff, President, PDSA Code Generation in VS 2008 Kathleen Dollard, Independent Consultant Cross Coding Kathleen Dollard, Independent Consultant Best Practices for Maintainable ASP.NET 3.5 Applications Paul Sheriff, President, PDSA Introducing the .NET Service Bus Juval Löwy, President, IDesign CASE STUDY InTheKitchenWithDonna.com Paul Sheriff, President, PDSA Durable WCF Services Juval Löwy, President, IDesign Register Today at SDExpo.com 15 http://www.InTheKitchenWithDonna.com http://www.SDExpo.com

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