The Professional Developers Conference (PDC) is the definitive developer event focused on the technical strategy of the Microsoft developer platform. Attendees come from around the world to learn about the Microsoft developer platform directly from the people who make it happen.
The PDC is for developers, architects and technology leaders who are involved in making strategic technology decisions for their company or organization.
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Windows 7: Optimizing Applications for Remote File Services over the WANWindows 7 introduces many improvements designed to improve the file access experience for mobile users and users in branch offices. In this session, we introduce fundamental changes to the opportunistic locking model, discuss the various caching mechanisms, and explain how to ensure that your applications... -
Extending Terminal Services and Hyper-V VDI in Windows 7Come learn about advanced topics in the Windows Graphics remoting architecture (RDP 7).This talk introduces new Windows 7 remoting features, discusses how they are going to be leveraged in Microsoft's Windows 7 client and server products. Finally, this presentation covers how you can integrate well... -
Windows 7 Presentation Virtualization: Graphics Remoting ( RDP) Today and TomorrowStaying productive when you're mobile is getting easier, thanks to RDP 7 Graphics remoting technology.-
Nadim Abdo
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Gaurav Daga
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Developing Applications for More Than 64 Logical Processors in Windows Server 2008 R2Windows 7 will support more than 64 logical processors with improved kernel scheduler mechanisms that enable efficient scaling. Learn how to use new system software affinity APIs to aid application scalability beyond 64 logical processors through the use of "Kernel Groups." Kernel Groups... -
Showcase: Industry Leaders Moving to the CloudSenior architects from Accenture, Epicor and Infosys, who have been using Microsoft's cloud platform for the last while, walk through the applications they've built on the platform, the architectures they've used and the lessons they've learned on what works and what doesn't. Get a real world perspective... -
Live Labs Web Sandbox: Securing Mash-ups, Site Extensibility, and GadgetsAggregating third-party capabilities and services drives Web 2.0 innovation. Developers must make trade-offs in quality of service and security to achieve rich and personalized experiences. The trade-offs threaten not only future innovation, but also existing experiences, business models, and everything... -
Commerce Server "Mojave": OverviewIn this session you will get an in depth look into the new Commerce Server "Mojave" product release. Learn how you can use Commerce Server's next-generation e-commerce API to develop performant, multi-channel e-commerce websites. See improvements to the programming model, improved functionality... -
Showcase: How HP Built their Magcloud Service on Windows AzureHear from an online magazine publishing service that was prototyped on Microsoft cloud services. Learn from the development team about what they built, why they built it, and what they learned about the platform along the way.-
Andrew E Fitzhugh
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Steve Marx
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Showcase: Windows Azure Enables /Nsoftware and Full ArmorLearn how early adopter customers built their services on the Microsoft cloud platform. Hear details about the experience related to design and development of their services, and why they chose to build their service on the cloud platform.-
Gent Hito
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Danny KimDanny Kim is a Microsoft MVP and...
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Showcase: Windows Azure Enables Live MeetingThe next generation conferencing team discusses why the cloud computing platform was selected for a next-generation, high-scale conferencing service that requires high performance and reliability and the ability to automatically adjust scale. The team shares learnings from the prototyping phase and...
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