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Command Query Responsibility Segregation - Udi Dahan
ASP .NET MVC 2 - Malcolm Sheridan
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Tuesday 19th January 2010
5:30pm (Pizza and drinks served); 6pm (presentations start)
Innovation@257, Level 1, 257 Collins Street, Melbourne |
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Command Query Responsibility Segregation
More and more developers are starting to use messaging patterns and domain models in their N-Tier architectures. Many are surprised by the added complexity and beginning to wonder - was it worth it?
Join Udi as he describes the missing pattern which brings simplicity back to distributed systems architecture.
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ASP.NET MVC 2
The Release candidate of ASP.NET MVC 2 is out and Malcolm Sheridan will get you up to speed on it, covering topics such as strongly typed HTML helpers, UI Helper Templating support, client and server side validation, support for areas, and much much more.
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About the speakers
Udi Dahan is an internationally renowned expert on software architecture and design. Recognized with the coveted “Most Valuable Professional” award by Microsoft Corporation for solutions architecture and connected systems 4 years in a row, Mr. Dahan is also on the advisory board of Microsoft’s next generation technology platforms: WCF/WF/OSLO, the Software Factories Initiative, and the Composite Application Library & Guidance. He provides clients all over the world with training, mentoring and high-end architecture consulting services, specializing in Service-Oriented, scalable and secure enterprise architecture and design. You can find more about him at http://www.udidahan.com/
Malcolm Sheridan is an independant contractor who enjoys contributing to the .NET community. His articles feature regularly at http://www.dotnetcurry.com
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Its Free!
The event is free to attend. But please RSVP by sending a mail to info@victoriadotnet.com.au or replying to this mail if you are planning on coming
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Case Studies
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Australian Swimming IS redesigned
New web-based National Swimming Database reduced member renewal processing by up to 3 weeks and increased the rate of registrations by 33 per cent.
WDG helped Australian Swimming Inc. (ASI) reduce development time by 60 per cent using Microsoft.NET – allowing ASI to realise a return on their investment sooner.
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