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ASP.NET Roadmap: One ASP.NET - Web Forms, MVC, Web API and more

Date: June 29, 2012 from 2:45PM to 4:00PM
Day 4
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Speakers: Brady Gaster
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Interesting new solutions to internet problems continue to emerge. Realtime, Web APIs, mobile, Gmail-style apps in a single page, and hybrids are the norm. Time to abandon .NET? Let's look at what Microsoft ASP.NET brings to today's Worldwide Web. Microsoft .NET is unquestionably and demonstrably able to scale to monster heights, but can it compete in a realtime and JavaScript heavy world? How will your ASP.NET applications change and what about your existing stuff? Join us as we break down the technologies that you - the ASP.NET developer - have in your toolbox and how to solve today's problems while still having fun and not selling your soul. Does it all fit together into One ASP.NET?