Will you please post the slides?
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Will you please post the slides?
Thanks
It would be nice if the language examples were in C#..I guess you could ask why I am asking to play to the audience in a language that they already know, but normally "general acceptance" is the best way to get the point across.
http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/transcriptions/EWD04xx/EWD447.html
Any new on the clean up project? I reall don't care if it is not production quality code. Thanks.
Will you please post a link to your "routing" code? TIA Anthony
Where is the video?
Guys,
I don't think you could do the same thing using a Worker Role and not a "Web Role for WCF Service", since for some strange reason you can't use port 80 for self-hosting WCF in a WorkerRole.
Go ahead and try to self host a WebHttpBinding Endpoint on a WorkerRole, then go and try it in a "Web Role for WCF Service" and you will see what I mean. The most interesting thing is that if you use any none Microsoft process on port 80 in a Worker Role, such as you did in your with your Mongoose server example, it works..
Anthony
Victor I love your Blend books and video blogs.... Thanks for providing such value to the eco-system..
Staceyw,
I totally agree, but the CCR is special in the list that you present since if you look beyond the CCR, in either the MSRS or DSS/CCR Toolkit, you will find a very nice VPL IDE that really nails down the graphical ideas of FBP..
Too bad that all this goodness from "BigTop" just slipped past most of the .NET world..
I think the language style that you are referring to is akin to the Flow-Based Programming languages of component processes. Since FBP dates back to the 1970's it would seem to backup Al_'s assertion that what we think are new programming languages are just nice facades on older ideas... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow-based_programming
Justin, Thanks for the cheatsheet..