Bytes by MSDN: John Shewchuk and Rob Bagby discuss "Project Dallas"
- Posted: Aug 29, 2010 at 10:46 PM
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About John
John Shewchuk, a Microsoft Technical Fellow, leads the Project Zurich architecture and strategy teams, which are focused on extending Microsoft's .NET application development technologies to the Internet "cloud." Shewchuk works in Microsoft's Connected Systems Division (CSD) where he leads the technical strategy team. Over the last several years Shewchuk and his team have developed a wide range of Internet-based application messaging and identity federation technologies. Additionally, he was a co-founder of the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) team and has been a key contributor to cross-industry interoperability initiatives. Working in conjunction with others on his team, Shewchuk developed Web services specifications and managed technical collaborations with IBM, Sun, SAP, and many others. He also has been a key leader and contributor to Microsoft's efforts in federated identity, access control, and privacy.
Previously, Shewchuk worked on Microsoft's development tools and runtimes and played a key role in the development of Visual Studio and .NET. Earlier in his career, he played a role in the development of many Internet technologies including stylesheets,
browser behaviors, and Web server controls.
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