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What Will Pex Do?
Jason Bock |
Pex is a tool that, at first glance, looks like it's all about testing your code in ways you never dreamed of. However, there's a lot more to Pex than that. In this session, we'll cover the testing capabilities of Pex along with exploring the advanced technologies that come with Pex, such as Stubs/Moles.
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What's New for Developers in SharePoint 2010
Michael Blumenthal |
This session is an introduction to SharePoint 2010 development for both .NET developers and SharePoint 2007 developers. Learn why you would use SharePoint 2010 as an application development platform, and how to develop on SharePoint 2010 using Visual Studio 2010, SharePoint Designer 2010, and PowerShell 2.0.
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Using the WCF LOB SDK
Ben Cline |
The WCF Line of Business SDK provides a
rapid development toolkit for exposing metadata
on enterprise systems while enabling
communications over a WCF custom binding. This
session reviews the toolkit's extensibility
layers and describes possible scenarios in which
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Don't Fear the Urge to Merge! Branching and
Merging using Team Foundation Server 2010
Daniel Sniderman |
Proper use of a modern Version Control
System is a cornerstone of Application Lifecycle
Management for organizations of any size. Many
companies have never taken advantage of one of
the most powerful features, Branching and
Merging, out of fear of re-experiencing “old
pain” (particularly on the Microsoft Platform,
due to the shortcomings of Visual Source Safe).
With a properly designed branching strategy that
matches the needs and composition of a
development organization, merging is nothing to
be feared. This presentation will discuss best
practices in branching and merging as well as
different branching strategies, in light of the
new features introduced in Team Foundation
Server 2010. With the introduction of “TFS
Light,” these practices can be implemented by
any size team, from a single developer to a
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Hot Microsoft Technologies in 2010
Rockford Lhotka |
2010 is a big year for Microsoft developers. We’ll get Visual Studio 2010, TFS Basic, .NET 4.0, Silverlight 4 and new versions of other important products. In this session you’ll see how all these technologies fit together to create an amazing development platform, and you’ll gain insight into the impact these changes will have on your existing applications and projects.
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Applying MVVM in WPF and Silverlight
Rockford Lhotka |
The Model-View-ViewModel pattern has received a lot of attention over the past several months. This MVVM pattern turns out to be a great way to leverage the power of XAML-based user interfaces in Silverlight and WPF. When used correctly the pattern can increase testability, reduce code and complexity and generally make your application easier to build and maintain. Learn how the pattern works, and how you can apply it in your Silverlight and WPF development efforts.
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SketchFlow for Designers and Developers
Anthony Handley |
SketchFlow in Expression Blend 4
is a powerful tool lets users easily create
interactive prototypes for desktop and web
applications. This session will showcase
SketchFlow and demonstrate how designers and
developers alike can rapidly produce interactive
prototypes of their own. |
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Utilizing TFS to Manage Projects
Ryan Hanisco |
More than just code control, Team Foundation
Server has a lot to offer a project manager or
project team to support the entire software
development lifecycle and foster collaboration
across project teams. Managing an effort to
completion requires deep understanding of the
traceability between user needs through formal
requirements into delivered features – TFS can
provide all of that with data along the way.
We’ll look at a metrics-based approach to using
TFS as another tool in your project management
utility belt. |
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Applying ASP.NET MVC
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