Hi guys,
We have an upcoming event on November 19th showcasing Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, and Microsoft Exchange Server 2010. There's a Developer Track in the afternoon (see below). Register now!
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Breakout Track 5: Developers
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| 1330-1415 |
Designing For Cloud Computing
There is a good chance that you as a customer are already asking questions about cloud computing. "How do you define cloud computing?" "Do I have to move everything to the cloud?" "Which of my applications will be able to take advantage of the cloud?" With so much going on in this space, especially with new announcements on an almost daily basis, it can be difficult to keep up.
To help answer these questions and more, the objective of this session is threefold:
1. Help demystify the definition of cloud computing for your customers.
2. Explore applications that make sense in the cloud (and also those that do not).
3. Introduce a set of five design patterns, based on real customers, and show how these can be implemented using our Windows Azure platform.
Speaker:
Jonathan Wong, Technology Evangelist, Microsoft Singapore
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| 1430-1515 |
Developing Windows 7 Applications With .NET
Windows 7 brings a wealth of new developer technologies to the market that a native C/C++ application can easily leverage. Learn what Microsoft provides for .NET developers to create great applications for Windows 7.
Speaker:
Jocelyn Villaraza, Developer Evangelist, Microsoft Singapore
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| 1530-1615 |
Making Applications Compatible with Windows 7 for Developers
Learn what makes an application Windows 7-compatible, what steps developers should follow to test and develop compatible applications, and the programs Microsoft has in place to help developers promote their compatible solutions to customers.
Speaker:
Chris Ismael, Developer Evangelist, Microsoft Singapore |
| 1630-1715 |
Developing Location Aware Applications With Windows 7
Windows 7 introduces a platform for using sensor devices to create environmental or location awareness in programs. In this session, you will learn how to use sensors to make your programs more functional, easier to use and more aware of the surrounding environment.
Speaker:
Chun Siong Tan, MIC Intern, Microsoft Singapore |
