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Our intent is to provide a forum for developers to learn about and discuss the various components of a production quality ASP.NET application.
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Tuesday, September 22, 2015 (CST)
- Microsoft’s Next Generation Web Initiatives
speaker: Markus Egger
Microsoft
6PM - 9PM
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Microsoft’s Next Generation Web Initiatives: ASP.NET vNext, and Microsoft Edge
It is no secret that the Web is of considerable importance to Microsoft. Areas of interest range from Cloud-based back-ends to client-side technologies. Recently, Microsoft has introduced two major new initiatives of considerable importance to all Web Developers: ASP.NET vNext for development of HTML-based applications, and Microsoft Edge, as a replacement for the previous Internet Explorer browser. Both technologies are expected to have a major impact on the day-to-day lives of Web Developers.
Microsoft Edge
Microsoft Edge is a reboot of Microsoft’s web browser strategy. It is the new default browser in Windows 10. Considering the success and rapid adoption rate of Windows 10, it is clear that web applications need to account for this browser as a client-platform of significance. For developers, this raises a number of questions in terms of support. What compatibility issues need to be considered? What adoption rate to expect? How to take advantage of its uniqueness? This part of the presentation aims to address all these questions and more.
ASP.NET vNext
ASP.NET has long been a cornerstone for server-side components for all Microsoft-based web developers. In the latest incarnation, Microsoft has completely re-written ASP.NET in an effort to re-boot the platform for the next-generation Web. This has been done to support modern web development paradigms and requirements. The new version is more suitable for Cloud-operation, while still maintaining great support for on premise deployment. ASP.NET vNext supports cross platform operation, for those who prefer a Linux server platform. The new version also focusses on enhanced support for HTML5 technologies and things such as JavaScript, frameworks, build automation, and more. This part of the presentation is designed to give developers a good idea of the benefits of this exciting new version.
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Markus Egger is one of the longest running Microsoft MVPs, a Microsoft Regional Director and an ASP.NET Insider. He is also the Publisher of the awesome CODE Magazine, http://www.codemag.com/magazine.
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How far you go in life depends on your being tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving and tolerant of the weak and the strong. Because someday in life you will have been all of these.
--- George Washington Carver
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