End to end app development ASP.NET, WCF, WF, EF, & RIA Services Matt Milner Pluralsight

Matt Milner Presenter Trainer for Pluralsight MVP Connected Systems Connected Systems Advisor Twitter: @milnertweet Trainer for Pluralsight http://www.pluralsight.com BizTalk, WCF, Workflow, AppFabric, Azure

Agenda Application platform Data access Services User interface

Application platform Data access Services Presentation Entity WCF ASP.NET RIA Silverlight Workflow

Data access Entity Framework Object relational mapping framework Flexible mapping of .NET objects to tables Reduce impedance mismatch

Entity framework Database first Model first Code first

Services WCF WebHTTP RIA Data Workflow

WebHTTP RIA Data Workflow WCF frameworks REST / POX services (XML / JSON) WebHTTP Business applications without writing “glue” code RIA REST services for data operations (CRUD) – AKA OData Data Stateful web services (processes) Workflow

RIA Services Client Server WCF Domain Context Replicated Domain Model

Workflow services WF Service Client

Workflow services Payroll Service Expenses Service

User interface ASP.NET HTML / CSS JavaScript Stateless Silverlight XAML C# / VB Stateful

ASP.NET frameworks ASP.NET Web Forms MVC WebMatrix

Silverlight tools Silverlight RIA LightSwitch

Summary EF provides the core data access Many different service options Flexible UI options for reach and richness

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