endpoint.tv - Applied Architecture Patterns on the Microsoft Platform

Posted: Dec 17, 2010 at 11:06 AM
By: Ron Jacobs
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Have you ever noticed that there are often several products or solutions available when you want to solve a problem with the Microsoft platform, and so you aren't sure which is the right fit? With AppFabric, for example, there's a fair bit of overlap between BizTalk and Workflow.

Luckily, a group of guys who make a living helping people solve these types of problems wrote a book that I think you might find useful. Applied Architecture Patterns on the Microsoft Platform is definitely worth a read. On this episode, I chat with two of the authors—Rama and Ewan—as they explain what they have learned about solving real world problems with the Microsoft Platform.

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