Speaker

Ingo Rammer
Ingo Rammer Technology Consulting

Bio: Ingo is independent consultant, developer, author, and trainer based in central Europe. His books "Advanced .NET Remoting" and "Advanced .NET Remoting in VB.NET" have been published by Apress in 2002. In his day-to-day work, he focuses mainly on the architecture of .NET applications, and has worked with various companies in the telecommunication and software industry.

Presentation: "Why you owe yourself a look at EnterpriseServices"

Monday 16:15 - 17:00, Conference Hall

In this session, Ingo presents some common challenges and requirements in enterprise applications and shows you how EnterpriseServices and ServicedComponents can be used to significantly ease the chores of manually implementing infrastructure functionality. Ingo also shows you how EnterpriseServices can help you to create stable, extensible and maintainable applications with fewer lines of code. If you are a .NET enterprise developer who never worked with EnterpriseServices before, you owe yourself to attend this talk!

Prerequisites:
Previous .NET experience a definite plus

Audience:
Developers and architects working on .NET enterprise applications

Why you owe yourself a look at EnterpriseServices - (slides)

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Presentation: "Extensible applications"

Monday 13:00 - 13:45, Conference Hall

It is a common requirement for applications to be in some way extensible. Maybe because you as a developer want to add different feature sets for different users of your application without copy-and-pasting all of your source code, or maybe just because you want to give your IT department or power users the ability to customize your application using a scripting language. No matter what your intentions are, Ingo will show you in this talk how you can create extensible applications by using custom Attributes, Interfaces, Reflection, the CodeDom and other features which are provided in the .NET Framework to support these kinds of applications.

Prerequisites:
.NET Development experience

Audience:
Developers and architects who have to design and develop extensible applications. Anyone interested in Reflection, Attributes and CodeDom.

Extensible applications - (slides)

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