Architecting an enterprise or web application for high performance, scale, and availability can be a challenge without an appropriate caching strategy. One approach is to leverage a distributed caching platform to support the needs of performance, scale, and availability. In this ARCast episode, Scott Hanselman and Joe Shirey discuss Microsoft’s …
For many, building large scale service based systems equate to using SOAP. There is, however, another way to architect service based systems by embracing the model the web uses – REpresentational State Transfer, or REST. .NET 3.5 introduced a way of building the service side with WCF – however you …
Modern applications are often built from pluggable parts composed together either at development time or at runtime. Such parts might include reusable libraries, application add-ins, host provided services, or internal parts separated from the main application for engineering reasons; The .NET framework currently provides basic functionality for loading such parts, …
This session will provide an overview of Dynamic Data that provides a rich framework for creating data driven web sites. Learn how to quickly build a Dynamic Data web site using features like model level validation, field and entity templates, and scaffolding. Plus we will show many of the new …
What would you say if I told you that you can stop writing data access code in .Net? Aren’t you tired of writing the same thing over and over again, opening connection, querying the database, figuring out what to return, getting back untype data that you need to start putting …
The domain model is a domain experts view on their reality. But what happens when there are different domain experts with different, very real, views on the reality? Is a product always a product and how do I enforce my aggregate boundaries for the all-mighty model? Is my abstraction high …