Wcf Videos

Greg Leake is the man!  He is the driving force behind the .NET Stock Trader sample application.  If you want to understand how to build high performance apps with WCF you need to check it out.  In this episode I catch up with Greg and discuss all the details.

The Epiosde gives and introduction to Remoting Architecture. The disucssion is not based on a particular prommaing model and the discussion gives essential background for understandin remoting architectures such as .Net Remoting, Java RMI, WCF, Webservices etc.

This Web Application Toolkit shows how to easily add REST service interfaces for an existing Web application. The Web Application Toolkit includes a sample of REST services based on a fictitious online auction site. It exposes an API using REST services built with the Windows Communication Foundation that can consumed by client applications. Two sample client applications are included, one using simple ASP.NET pages to consume the REST service and show a list of ending auctions, and a second Web application using AJAX to asynchronously invoke the REST service to show a list of most viewed auctions. The Web Application Toolkit also includes a custom project template for Visual Studio to make it easier to build new REST Services. Download this toolkit here. For screencasts about other Web Application Toolkits, click here. To download other Web Application Toolkits, click here.

Many people love to speculate on what the next Killer App might be. Juval Lowy will use his ideal killer app as the basis of his upcoming workshop at PDC09 on November 16th. He’d like to think that the EnergyNet (yeah… I called it “energyweb” in my intro) might provide such a cohesive blending of commercial and residential energy use, the devices which consume that energy and the resources that provide it, that this will become an important piece of our daily lives. It will save money, save energy, and perhaps even save the planet. In his workshop, he is going to illustrate how the notion of an EnergyNet is made possible through technologies such as Windows Communication Foundation and the .NET Service Bus. I’ve asked special correspondent Bruno Terkaly to interview Juval and get some details on what you’ll learn about in this workshop. You can get more details about this workshop here: Software in the Energy Economy You can get some more details on the EnergyNet in an interview that Juval did for ARCast.TV on Channel9 here: ARCast.TV - Juval Lowy on The EnergyNet, the next software boom And here is a set of links to articles that Juval has written for MSDN Magazine: Juval Lowy in MSDN Magazine

WCF (Windows Communication Foundation), provides a clean way to develop connected, service-oriented applications using the .NET Framework. Yavor Georgiev joins us in this episode to show us more about WCF enhancements in Silverlight 3.0, and how it might be able to help you out in your applications. For some more details on WCF in Silverlight 3.0, you might want to check out this session from MIX09: Consuming Web Services in Microsoft Silverlight 3 presented by Eugene Osovetsky And here are a couple more links you might find useful: Silverlight Web Services Team Blog Silverlight and WCF Discussion Forum

John Cleese on creativity.

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