1. Tech·Ed North America 2009 11/20/2018 3:26 AM
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2. Tech·Ed  North America 2009
11/20/2018 3:26 AM
Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Overview for the Business Application Developer
Jay Schmelzer
Group Program Manager
Microsoft
DTL324
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3. Agenda Visual Studio 2010 Goals Demos Modern Client LOB Applications
Modern Office Business Applications
Modern Browser LOB applications

4. Visual Studio 2010 for Business Apps
Build Modern Line Of Business Applications
RAD data binding for Client and Web
“In the box” support for SharePoint development
Develop for multi-versions of Office, 32 or 64-bit
General Productivity Improvements
Core shell and editor enhancements
Language parity improves programming model
ADO.NET Entity Data Model and Data Services

5. demo Visual Studio 2010 11/20/2018 3:26 AM
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6. ADO.NET Data Services 11/20/2018 3:26 AM
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7. ADO.NET Data Services - Overview
Patterns and libraries to expose data as a service using a uniform interface to be consumed by web clients
Middle tier (WCF-based) service framework to create REST-based data services designed to expose a range of data sources
Simple, interoperable REST conventions
Client libraries to consume the services
VS Integration to create and consume data services

8. ADO.NET Data Services URIs HTTP Formats Client Entity Data Model
A REST Interface for Data
Patterns and libraries to expose data as a
service using a uniform interface to be consumed by web clients
Entity Data Model
Every resource is addressable via a URI
Flexible URI scheme for data retrieval
URIs
Data as resources, HTTP verbs to manipulate it
Leverage caching, proxies, authentication, …
HTTP
AtomPub, JSON
Formats
Strongly typed classes
CRUD / LINQ
Client
The underlying model
Entities and associations  resources and links

9. Target Scenarios AJAX Silverlight .NET Desktop & Mobile Apps
Astoria Data service is part of the website
JSON support for easy access to data
AJAX
Data service also part of the website
Astoria client presents natural .NET LINQ enabled API
Silverlight
.NET desktop/web & mobile applications
Data source sits across the web
Simple object based based API with LINQ support
.NET Desktop & Mobile Apps
Open, interoperable, standards based platform and conventions
Easily create data services clients on a third party platforms
Non MSFT Clients
Framework to enable easy creation of data services
Sharepoint, RedDog, SSDS, etc are currently implementing their REST interfaces using ADO.NET Data Services Framework
Platform Cloud Services

10. WPF / Silverlight Designer Enhancements

11. Goal: More Designer, less XAML
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Goal: More Designer, less XAML
Interactive designer just like the WPF designer
Silverlight Just Works
Drag and drop Databinding, DataBinding Picker
Sample Data
RAD Databinding
More containers, support for auto-sized containers, easier Grid editing, less destructive of your XAML
More Complete Layout
More editors – Brush, Font, Layout , Image
Control designers (DataGrid etc.)
Richer Property Editing
Finding and using resources is easy
Online Style Gallery of “make me pretty” resources
Easy Resource Consumption
Control tree visualizer
Easy control over diagnostic output
Better Debugging
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12. VS 2010 Customer Experience
“Silverlight Just Works”
RAD Databinding
Better layout
Richer property editing
Easy to pick Styles and Resources
Better debugging
Better XAML editing

13. VB/C# Language Enhancements

14. Visual Basic Language Enhancemets
Auto Properties
Implicit Line Continuation
Collection Initializers
Dynamic
Statement Lambdas

15. C# Language Enhancements
Optional Params
object fileName = "Test.docx";
object missing = System.Reflection.Missing.Value;
doc.SaveAs(ref fileName,
ref missing, ref missing, ref missing,
ref missing, ref missing, ref missing,
ref missing, ref missing, ref missing);
doc.SaveAs("Test.docx");
Named argument
namedRange.Find("dog", xlByRows, MatchCase: True);
Named arguments can appear in any order
dynamic result = namedRange.Find(MatchCase: True,
what: "dog",
searchOrder: xlByRows);
Late-binding through “dynamic” type
Arguments evaluated in order written
result.ClearContents();

16. Office Programmability Enhancements

17. Office Programmability
C# parity with VB:
Named and Optional parameters, Omitting “ref” for COM, Implicit dynamic binding for COM
No PIA

18. SharePoint Developer Support
Unified and integrated development experience in Visual Studio
Team Development - TFS Integration
Reducing complexity – XML schemas, CAML, various config files
Improved F5 Experience
Improved Packaging & Deployment Experience

19. VS2010: Tools for SharePoint Developers
Target platform:
Continue supporting SharePoint v3 Workflow projects
Additional tooling experiences targeting SharePoint v4
Key Designers and Features:
Web parts designer
Application / master page designer
Packaging and feature designer
Workflow designer
Business Connectivity Service Model designer
SharePoint Explorer
Extensible Infrastructure

20. Streamline the Developer Experience
Create a project to put the workflow in
Add an XML feature definition file and edit the XML
Add GUID
Add title
Add description
Add manifest location
Add an XML workflow template definition file and edit the XML
Add name
Add a code item for the workflow code
Design the actual workflow, add code etc. (This is the “real” developer task)
Build and sign the assembly
Add key file
Install assembly into the Global Assembly Cache
Extract public key token
Add key token to workflow template definition file
Create DDF file to specify manifest for CAB file
Build CAB file to package up feature definition workflow definition file
Copy cab file to SharePoint file system
Invoke stsadm on the SharePoint box to install workflow
Reset Internet Information Services
Press F5
Attach to WPW3.exe process
Manually associate workflow with document library using web pages

21. Looking forward a bit: .NET RIA Services

22. .NET RIA Services - Value Propositions
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.NET RIA Services - Value Propositions
Focus on data in an end-to-end manner
A unified story for client and server development
A prescriptive framework that targets key scenarios, and leads the common developer to a pit of success
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23. End-to-End Focus on Data
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End-to-End Focus on Data
Beyond accessing and editing rows
App-specific custom operations
Data shaping (sorting, paging, and filtering)
Rules (validation, authorization, and conflict handing)
Batching and offline
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24. App Model that Spans Tiers
MIX 09
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App Model that Spans Tiers
A single logical application
Client is an extension of the server
Rich Internet Application
Services
Browser
Web Application
HTML
Presentation
Logic
App
Logic
Data Access Layer
Network DB
Services
Services
Other Applications
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The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

25. Visual Studio 2010 for Business Apps
Build Modern Line Of Business Applications
RAD data binding for Client and Web
“In the box” support for SharePoint development
Develop for multi-versions of Office, 32 or 64-bit
General Productivity Improvements
Core shell and editor enhancements
Language parity improves programming model
ADO.NET Entity Data Model and Data Services

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28. Related Content Monday DTL327 – Modeling RESTful Data Services
OFC202 – SharePoint Overview and Roadmap
OFC204 – Easy SharePoint Development with the VS Extensions for WSS
WUX304 –Building Rich Business Clients in WPF
OFC320 –SharePoint 2007 Workflows with VS2008
Tuesday
DTL303 – Lap Around Fx 4.0
DTL321 –VB IDE Tips & Tricks
Wednesday
OFC302 –Integrating WPF/WCF into Office Business Applications
DTL312 –The ADO.NET Entity Framework: Tips and Tricks
Thursday
OFC324 – Advanced Microsoft Office Word and Excel 2007 Development in Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 with Visual Studio Tools for Office
WUX308 –Delivering Rich User Experiences for Business Apps with Microsoft SL 3
Friday
DTL322 – C# IDE Tips & Tricks

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