The PDC ended over a week ago with me coming back home this Wednesday after a short vacation. On this blog post, I’ll try to summarize my main thoughts and conclusions from this year’s conference and also give a quick reminder regarding the ... המשך לקרוא>

In this PDC session, Clemens Vasters, Principal Technical Lead at Microsoft, showed how can an existing “regular” distributed enterprise application be migrated to the cloud. DinnerNow.NET The session revolved around the migrating the DinnerNow ... המשך לקרוא>

In the second PDC keynote, Bob Muglia, President of Server Applications & Tools, spoke of the Cloud Application Model as the next widespread and accepted software model: Mainframe. Client-Server. Web. SOA. Cloud Computing. According to Bob ... המשך לקרוא>

Finally, the PDC itself has started and it has started with the keynote by Microsoft's chief software architect, Ray Ozzie. The main vision which was threaded throughout Ray’s keynote is the concept of “ Three Screens in a Cloud ” – server ... המשך לקרוא>

[Also see Part 1, the keynote by Roy Ozzie ] Next on the stage was Bob Muglia, President, Server & Tools Business, Microsoft Corp. Unfortunately, I’m a developer and so some of his speech was a little along the following lines: we have the ... המשך לקרוא>

The first day keynote started with an introduction by Ray Ozzie, Chief Software Architect, Microsoft Corp. The Microsoft strategy (which hasn’t changed much since PDC ‘08) is to target “ three screens (TV, phone, PC) and a cloud ”. Ray mentioned ... המשך לקרוא>