geekSpeak: The Web Client Software Factory with Paulo Morgado

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This geekSpeak features Paulo Morgado (all the way from Portugal!) guiding us through some demonstrations of the Web Client Software Factory in action.

About our Guest

Paulo Morgado works at Espí­rito Santo Informá¡tica, ACE as a developer and software architect. He has a bachelor's degree in electronics and telecommunications (digital systems) from the Instituto Superior de Engenharia at Lisbon, a degree of licentiate in informatics from the Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade Nova at Lisbon, and is also a Microsoft Certified Solution Developer (MCSD) for the Microsoft .NET Framework. Paulo contributes to Microsoft Portuguese newsgroups and the PontoNetPT community, answering posted questions about .NET Framework software development. His growing interest in software architecture also drives his participation in the Portuguese Group of Software Architecture (GASP). Paulo's contributions to the community have earned him a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award.

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