Sessions at Software Architect 2011 about Software Architecture and Distributed applications
Tuesday 18th October 2011
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Pragmatic .NET architecture [workshop]
by Oliver Sturm
Planning application architecture is a complex task which requires detailed understanding of the technological platforms that you’re targeting. This whole-day workshop leads you through the process of creating an architectural concept for a medium size distributed .NET application: data access, distribution, services, layering concerns, UI platforms and presentation patterns – every topic is considered. Oliver lets you participate and benefit from his experiences from project work and consulting – architects, programmers and owners of other job titles are all equally welcome!
Thursday 20th October 2011
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User interface architecture for distributed (cloud-based, web) applications
by Allen Holub
This class presents three user-interface architectures suitable for (or at least used by) distributed, typically web or cloud-based, applications, discussing the pros and cons of each approach. We’ll start with Model-View-Controller and explain why it’s suboptimal. We’ll then move on to more appropriate architectures: Presentation-Abstraction-Control, Visual Proxy, and bifurcated objects.