WorkFlow

Enterprise Library for .NET Framework 3.0

Bryan Corazza — Wed, 21 Jun 2006 17:14:00 GMT

What would you like to see? Seems the team is ramping up again to tackle the next version of the Ent Lib libraries. Great stuff. I love enterprise libraryand use it in almost every project I do. Keep it up.

-B

.NET 3.0 Announced

Bryan Corazza — Sat, 10 Jun 2006 12:45:00 GMT

Here's a post from Somasegar about WinFX being renamed to .NET Framework 3.0. Seems to make sense to keep the same naming going forward, since WCF and WWF are getting confusing enough, I liked Avalon, Longhorn, and Indigo myself.

-B

New Windows WorkFlow Foundation Webcasts (based on beta 2) coming soon... (like now...)

Bryan Corazza — Wed, 25 Jan 2006 04:01:00 GMT

Paul Andrew (from the Windows WorkFlow Foundation team at MS) is coming out with round two of WorkFlow webcasts. The first set was released in late September 2005 at PDC, and they were amazing is showing us the nuances of WF and what we can do with it. Beta 2 was released last week (with several large changes) and now a new set of webcasts showing off the goods. I think this time around, developers are starting to get REAL expectations to what WF is and what it is not. From what I am hearing the release date on WF is going to be Q2 of 2006, right before Office 12 is released. You can also get the labs for beta 2 to play around with here. Enjoy.

-B

Workflow Webcasts (Sept. 26-30)

Bryan Corazza — Tue, 06 Sep 2005 11:37:00 GMT

The week of Sept. 26-30th MSDN is hosting workflow webcasts. Below are the details: (and links)

These are being presented by Paul Andrew, Product Manager at MS, who works in the Business Process and Integration group. I believe with the next release of Windows, workflow is going to change the face of Integration drasticially. Never before has there been such a drive to incorporate workflow capabilities into the OS. (Although MSMQ gave us a structure to use, it didn't enable workflow features out of the box.) As I've said before, these are exciting times for integration. Check out more MSDN webcasts here.

-B