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A few days I delivered a full-day session titled “Debugging .NET Applications” at the Sela Developer Practice . The session was packed and I was really happy to see lots of people interested in .NET debugging – this seems to be an area of incessant popularity. I only had one day to deliver lots of material – I basically tried to cram the entire .NET Debugging course I teach at Sela into a single day. We started with debugging basics such as dump files and symbols – and considering the dozens of ways...
A few days ago, at the Sela Developer Practice , Eran and I delivered a session titled “Parallel Programming with .NET 4.0 and Visual Studio 2010”. In this session we wanted to highlight the new features for parallel programming in .NET 4.0 – the Task Parallel Library and PLINQ – as well as the new Visual Studio 2010 features in the debugging and profiling areas. We started with what we call explicit parallelism – manually creating tasks and specifying what to do when they execute and when they complete...
Eran and I delivered a session titled “Building Workflow Services with WF 4.0 and WCF 4.0” at the Sela Developer Practice on Tuesday. This session was all about integrating the new features of WF 4.0 and WCF 4.0 to create a workflow application that orchestrates the execution of multiple WCF services. During the session, we showed how to use WCF 4.0’s ad-hoc discovery, how to write declarative workflows and use custom activities, how to take advantage of the built-in messaging activities in WF 4...
A few hours ago the Microsoft Professional Developers Conference 2009 was adjourned. What a conference it was! Lots of interesting sessions, our own Ariel Ben Horesh presenting together with Glenn Block, the free Acer multitouch tablet , lots of great food – an amazing week at the session halls, the Sela booth at the Partner Expo, and in Los Angeles in general. Now that the PDC is over, it’s time to start preparing for the SDP – Sela Developer Practice . We’re going to bring the information back...