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IIS 7.0 and Beyond: The Microsoft Web Platform Roadmap

IIS 7.0 and Beyond: The Microsoft Web Platform Roadmap: 0 minutes, 0 seconds

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The Web doesn't sit still and neither do you. One of the key features of IIS 7.0 is the ability to extend and customize almost any aspect of the Web server through .NET APIs, and the IIS team is already building and releasing modular extensions that add even more power and functionality to the platform. In this session, you'll learn about these new modules and future extensions, and what to expect from IIS in Windows Server 2008 R2.

Vijay Sen

Tags: Advanced, Breakout Session, IIS, Windows Server

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Matthewz

This is why i love web development, and IIS 7.0 would be incredible for MS im sure in upcoming years.
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hmm,, looks very attractive. I can not wait to learn this new modules in Windows Server 2008 R2.

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