Re: endpoint.tv - WCF and WF 4.0 First Look with Brian Loesgen

metadojo — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 20:02:56 GMT

the takeaways...

· The model is the application

· I can view/edit/roundtrip the model with different visual editors

· The model is represented in a relational database so you can chain models together (IIS model and the WCF model + its hosting infrastructure model)

· Other tools can navigate these relationships

· A runtime takes the model and runs what it understands of the model.

· A runtime could also take a model and pass pieces of the model to other runtimes

· Templates for application types will emerge … you never start from scratch anymore.

· You can create a model with a text editor.

· It’s easier for some people to write code than draw pictures

· So they use the textual modeler.

· The model can be cracked open and analysed unlike code assemblies.

· Where are all my applications that do that special sauce thing?

· Ten years later new compliance requirements come out from the federal government.

· Where are all my applications and places in the model that deal with those areas?

· The models will get you 70-80 percent there.

· There will still be a requirement for traditional code

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