The Professional Developers Conference (PDC) is the definitive event focused on the technical strategy of the Microsoft developer platform. Attendees come from around the world to learn about the future of Microsoft developer technology directly from the people who make it happen. If you’re a developer, architect or technology leader involved in making strategic technology decisions, the PDC is for you.
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Developing Solutions with Business Connectivity Services in Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010The Business Connectivity Services (BCS) in SharePoint Server 2010 allow developers to rapidly build and deploy SharePoint and Microsoft Office solutions that integrate with LOB systems. Come learn about BCS support for read/write functionality, and about the tools and APIs. -
Enabling Single Sign-On to Windows Azure Applications
- Hervey Wilson
- SVC17
- Day 2
- November 18, 2009 from 12:15PM to 1:15PM
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Learn how the Windows Identity Foundation, Active Directory Federation Services 2.0, and the claims-based architecture can be used to provide a uniform programming model for identity and single sign-on across applications running on-premises and in Windows Azure. -
Rx: Reactive Extensions for .NET- Erik Meijer
- VTL04
- Day 2
- November 18, 2009 from 12:15PM to 1:15PM
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Hear how to model reactive applications using push-based, observable collections, and how to glue together complex event processing and asynchronous programs using declarative LINQ queries. Learn how Rx is part of the Business Platform Division and Live Labs "Cloud Programmability" project that aims... -
Networking and Web Services in Silverlight
- Yavor Georgiev
- CL06
- Day 2
- November 18, 2009 from 12:15PM to 1:15PM
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This session presents an overview of how to expose data to a Silverlight application by accessing web services in the enterprise. We will cover a spectrum of options spanning from the client HTTP stack to WCF to WCF Data Services. We will first show off the functionality of the new client HTTP stack... -
The State of Parallel Programming- Burton Smith
- FT07
- Day 2
- November 18, 2009 from 12:15PM to 1:15PM
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Parallel programming has been more difficult than it needs to be, perhaps because its tools have been treated as an “add-on” to serial programming. The objectives of composability and productivity demand something better. Come hear a relatively recent consensus view about what is needed for productive... -
REST Services Security Using the Access Control Service
- Justin Smith
- SVC19
- Day 2
- November 18, 2009 from 1:30PM to 2:30PM
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Come hear how easy it is to secure REST Web services with the Access Control Service (ACS). Learn about ACS fundamentals including how to request and process tokens, how to configure ACS, and how to use ACS to integrate your REST Web service with Active Directory Federation Services. Also see how to... -
The Business of Windows Azure: What you should know about Windows Azure Platform pricing and SLAs
- Dianne O'Brien
- SVC54
- Day 2
- November 18, 2009 from 1:30PM to 2:30PM
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As a developer, when building cloud applications you now have the ability to directly impact the cost for running your application. In this session, learn about the Windows Azure Platform pricing model, the service level agreements for the platform, and the top cost considerations you should make when... -
Windows Azure Blob and Drive Deep Dive
- Brad Calder
- SVC14
- Day 2
- November 18, 2009 from 1:30PM to 2:30PM
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Learn about the new features in Windows Azure for storing and manipulating blobs and files in the cloud, as well as tips, tricks, and performance guidelines for using blobs. -
Scaling Your Data Tier with Windows Server AppFabric
- Murali Krishnaprasad
- FT26
- Day 2
- November 18, 2009 from 1:30PM to 2:30PM
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The distributed in-memory caching capabilities of Windows Server AppFabric (formerly code name “Velocity”) will change how you think about scaling your Microsoft .NET-connected applications. Come learn how the distributed nature of the “Velocity” cache allows large amounts of data to be stored in-memory... -
Petabytes for Peanuts! Making Sense out of “Ambient” Data.
- David Campbell
- SVC04
- Day 2
- November 18, 2009 from 1:30PM to 2:30PM
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Today, the key to success with data is no longer about who can afford to acquire, store and process data effectively. That’s the cheap and easy part. The challenge now is to develop ways to better use data than your competition so you can make sense of all the data you have. Learn how algorithmic processing,...
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