geekSpeak WF and BizTalk with Mick Badran
- Posted: Oct 10, 2007 at 11:03 AM
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When's the last time you talked to an Australian developer at 4am his time? Well, I don't think I really want you to answer that question!
Anyway, friend (you'd have to be, right?
) and expert WF and BizTalk developer, Mick Badran joined the geekSpeak as 'expert-in-the-house.'
He did a great job not only explaining core differences between Windows Workflow and BizTalk orchestrations, but also elaborated, based on the usual tough listener questions, on pipeline implementations, exposing orchestrations as web services and more.
Anyway, friend (you'd have to be, right?
) and expert WF and BizTalk developer, Mick Badran joined the geekSpeak as 'expert-in-the-house.'He did a great job not only explaining core differences between Windows Workflow and BizTalk orchestrations, but also elaborated, based on the usual tough listener questions, on pipeline implementations, exposing orchestrations as web services and more.
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