Twitting from TechEd Europe 2012
Follow me on Twitter @lokijota. Lots of Azure and Win8 sessions. Channel 9 has several videos from TechEd US and the keynotes.
BizTalk Server 2010 R2 TAP
The TAP for the next version of BizTalk, strangely pre-named “2010 R2” (instead of 2013) is open for nominations here. Of the list of new features, I am especially...
«Arquitectura de Soluções Cloud» @ Windows Azure [R]Evolution 2012.06.20
Tomorrow morning I’ll be presenting a session on the topic or Architecture of Cloud Solutions at the Windows Azure evolution event in Lisbon. It’s an easy to follow...
«Software Estimation–A Step Closer to the Silver Bullet» @ NetPonto Lisboa 16/06
Two months ago I delivered a very well received presentation at Netponto about Team Dynamics and motivation (slides in portuguese here: Dinâmica e Motivação de Equipas de Projecto). ...
BizTalk 2010 R2
Steef-Jan has a great post about the next release of BizTalk Server in his blog. It seems to be mostly a platform upgrade, but the improvements in the area...
Where’s Microsoft going?
|create|it| has had a strong bet on Microsoft technologies since day one. We strongly believe it has the best overall platform, the one best suited to solve our customer’s...
«Dinâmica e Motivação de Equipas de Projecto» @ NetPonto Lisboa 21/04
Recently I’ve been doing a presentation with my colleague André Vala in academic events (namely IST’s SINFO XIX and FC-UL’s ENEI 2012), themed “Architecture of Complex Software Solutions @...
AutoMapper Revisited
A few months back I posted about AutoMapper, a tool for which I had use in a project. One of the characteristics of AutoMapper is that, when it can’t...
AutoMapper
AutoMapper is a «convention-based object-to-object mapper». According to the description, «AutoMapper uses a fluent configuration API to define an object-object mapping strategy. AutoMapper uses a convention-based matching algorithm to...
Cloud Computing: recommended Reading
Good information via Pat Helland’s weblog, on UC Berkeley’s Paper “Above the Clouds: a Berkeley View of Cloud Computing”.