Content related to DevDays 2009 event held in Portugal.
So the event is over, It's time to wrap up, take some conclusions, and improve next year's talk. I've prepared a small photo gallery with photos of the event. I'll keep track of anything I can get my hands on and add it to the gallery.
Meanwhile, check the gallery here.
My presentation was yesterday. It took place in main room 5 at 2:30 PM. Overall I guess it went okay, taking into consideration that I nearly had no time to sleep in the previous 4 days... Yeah... It sucks... I had to work over the weekend all night long till monday, so I tool thursday to prepare my presentation. I wasn't expecting this but, it comes with the job.
Also due to my current ongoing project at Microfil, I wasn't able to stay in the event both days, so I ended up going back to Oporto in the same day. Today the...
Prism v2.0 was released yesterday. Also known as Composite Application Guidance for WPF and Silverlight, Prism is designed to help you more easily build enterprise-level Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) and Silverlight client applications. It will help you design and build enterprise-level composite WPF client applications—composite applications use loosely coupled, independently evolvable pieces that work together in the overall application. The guidance includes a reference implementation, reusable library code (named the Composite Application Library), documentation, QuickStart tutorials, and hands-on labs.
This version of the Composite Application Guidance is designed to help you build WPF and Silverlight applications that have a single code...
I'll be giving a talk on DevDays 2009 regarding Prism V2, specifically Composite Apps with WPF. This is my first time as a speaker in Microsoft events held in Portugal, and I certanly intend it to be the first of many for me to fulfill my destiny as Microsoft MVP (yes... the force is strong in this young apprentice).
So, for those who can make it, i'll be honoured to have you in my session. I promise to make it worth your while by showing you the power of Prism, with nice slides and some cool and handy demos.