Building Connected Business Applications in Light Speed

Organiser
The Ottawa .NET Meetup Group
Date
6-7 Dec 2012 (Add to calendar) GMT
Venue
(Exact location not available) , Ottawa, CA
Cost
Free

Visual Studio LightSwitch is the easiest way to create modern line of business applications for the enterprise. In this session you will learn how LightSwitch helps you focus your time on what makes your application unique, allowing you to easily implement common business application scenarios?such as integrating multiple data sources, data validation, authentication, and access control. See how LightSwitch in Visual Studio 2012 has embraced OData making it easy to consume as well as create interoperable data services. Then see how LightSwitch makes it easy to deploy these services to the Azure cloud and consume them from other client applications and platforms. You will also see how the LightSwitch team is enabling mobile scenarios making it easy to create HTML5/JavaScript companion clients for modern mobile devices.

BIO:Beth Massi is a Senior Program Manager on the Visual Studio team at Microsoft. Beth is a community champion for business application developers and has over 15 years of industry experience building business apps. She is a frequent speaker at various software development events and you can find her on a variety of developer sites including MSDN Developer Centers, Channel 9, and her blog http://www.bethmassi.com/. Follow her on twitter @BethMassi

 


Beth Massi is also doing a full day workshop on VS LightSwitch in Montreal on Saturday Dec. 8th. See the details at this link: http://www.devteach.com/SpecialEvent.aspx

 

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