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

2. Matt Milner Presenter Trainer for Pluralsight MVP Connected Systems
Connected Systems Advisor
Trainer for Pluralsight
BizTalk, WCF, Workflow, AppFabric, Azure

3. Agenda
Application platform
Data access
Services
User interface

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

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

6. Entity framework
Database first
Model first
Code first

7. Services
WCF
WebHTTP
RIA
Data
Workflow

8. 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

9. RIA Services Client Server WCF Domain Context Replicated Domain Model

10. Workflow services
WF Service
Client

11. Workflow services
Payroll Service
Expenses Service

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

13. ASP.NET frameworks
ASP.NET
Web Forms
MVC
WebMatrix

14. Silverlight tools
Silverlight
RIA
LightSwitch

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

16. Software Application Developers Infrastructure Professionals
Resources
Software Application Developers
Infrastructure Professionals
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