Tech·Ed North America 2008
- Orlando, Florida
- June 10 - 13, 2008
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Architectural Considerations for the ASP.NET MVC FrameworkMicrosoft is releasing the ASP.NET MVC Framework very soon, and many developers will begin using it right away. This session focuses on architectural concerns when using the MVC Framework. Dependency Injection can help decouple the application and make your code more maintainable and testable, but how... -
The Architecture of Rich Internet Applications: The Microsoft Silverlight 2.0 StoryIn this session, we look at the current state of RIA (Rich Internet Application) development leveraging Silverlight 2.0. We focus on the architecture of RIAs, using XAML for user interface layout and design, Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) for Web Services, Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 and Microsoft... -
Architectures: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (Repeated from 6/4)This session is designed to help architects develop critical thinking skills around the process and tools they use to develop their architectures. This will be accomplished by taking examples of failed architectures and mapping them to the patterns that could have been leveraged to improve the delivery.... -
Designing for Testability: Bridging the Gap between Design and Testing in Object-Oriented Software…Unit Testing and Agile Methodologies seem to be the latest buzz in the software industry these days, but many people who actually try to Unit Test their application (whether new code or 'legacy' code) find out quickly that doing a thorough job can be tough if some thought about the code's design for... -
Architecture at MicrosoftJoin Simon Guest, who leads the platform architecture team in Redmond, as he shares his thoughts on the industry, the architect community, and how Microsoft thinks about architecture. -
Separation of Concerns: New Practices for Decreasing Coupling and Raising CohesionThis presentation presents simple but well-proven design principles to simplify managing dependencies between elements composing a .NET program. It discusses abstract class and interface as a means to reduce dependency surface; as well as component, namespace, and service as a means to decrease coupling.... -
Pragmatic Data ArchitectureSome shops say architects should be hands off, other expect the data architect to be involved in projects - how do we resolve this issue? And if the data architect is involved in projects what's the best he or she can contribute. How do we measure quality of a database project? I believe there are six... -
The Role of the Architect: MentoringThere are many disciplines that a software architect must master in order to do the job; requirements definition, use cases, modeling, layering, object orientation, service orientation, methodologies, and so on. In addition, as we are typically project leaders, we are usually tasked with mentoring others... -
Data Protection with Cryptography of Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 and CryptoAPI: Next GenerationAre you still using DES, RSA, MD5 or SHA-1? Do you know how this might expose your company to a loss? Why is CAPI 1.0 being retired? Is the architecture of the new Open Cryptographic API for Windows (CNG, Cryptography Next Generation) any better than CAPI 2? What is Suite-B? Do you realize that the next... -
Why Software Still SucksToday's software sucks. There's no other good way to say it. It's unsafe, allowing criminal programs to creep through the Internet wires into our very bedrooms. It's unreliable, crashing when we need it most, wiping out hours or days of work with no way to get it back. And it's hard to use, requiring...
