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Building Applications with ASP.NET AJAX 4
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Rob Windsor, ObjectSharp Consulting
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Since the release of ASP.NET 3.5, there have been a ton of changes and additions to the ASP.NET AJAX client-side libraries. ASP.NET AJAX client-side libraries have been taken out-of-band from the .NET Framework and now include the AJAX Control Toolkit. This session will take a look at the new features of the ASP.NET AJAX libraries, with a particular focus on the use of client templates and client-side data binding. Along the way we will also see the new script loader and the Microsoft Ajax Content Delivery Network (CDN), the integration with jQuery, and the use of the AJAX Control Toolkit outside of Web Forms applications. The ASP.NET AJAX libraries are not tied in any way to the .NET Framework (most of the demos will use plain HTML pages), so this session will be valuable to anyone interested in improving the client-side web development experience.
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Introduction to CSLA
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May 1, 2010 09:00 AM - 10:15 AM
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Chris Dufour, Compuware
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Building rich applications can be a challenge in today’s environment. You have a wide range of UI technologies and patterns to choose from like ASP.NET, MVC, MVP, MVVM, SilverLight, Mobile, WFP, WCF. To complicate matters UI techniques are evolving and you often find yourself supporting many presentation layers. CSLA (Component-Based, Scalable, Logical Architecture) is a fantastic framework for building business objects which tie together the multitude of UI choices with the data provided by any number of access technologies.
The primary focus of CSLA .NET is to help in the creation of a rich object-oriented business layer that expresses the needs of the business domain model. CSLA objects provide rich databinding, validation and authorization making them a logical choice for today's business applications and services. This talk will provide an introduction to CSLA.
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