Bytes by MSDN: Clemens Vasters and Rob Bagby discuss "Project Sydney" and Hybrid Apps (Channel 9)

Bytes by MSDN: Clemens Vasters and Rob Bagby discuss "Project Sydney" and Hybrid Apps

Posted: Aug 28, 2010 at 3:37 AM

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Listen in as Clemens Vasters, Principal Technical Lead for Windows Azure Platform, talks about the newly announced "Project Sydney" and the beauty of hybrid applications.

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About Clemons
Clemens Vasters is Principal Technical Lead on the Microsoft Windows Azure AppFabric team working on protocols and APIs for the Service Bus feature area. Clemens has a long history working on distributed applications and application infrastructures and has shared his experience at hundreds of events and workshops in well over 40 countries. Before joining Microsoft in 2006, Clemens was a Microsoft Regional Director and MVP. He is the original author of dasBlog, and has contributed to several books and magazines.

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