Pluralsight is now offering classes out of the Microsoft Las Colinas facility! Woot!
Applied Windows Communication Foundation June 5-8th http://www.pluralsight.com/courses/appliedWCF.aspx
Applied Biztalk Server 2006 June 26-29th http://www.pluralsight.com/courses/appliedbiztalkserver2006.aspx
Applied Windows Presentation Foundation July 9-12th http://www.pluralsight.com/courses/AppliedWPF.aspx
Applied ASP.NET AJAX August 8-10th http://www.pluralsight.com/courses/AppliedAspDotNetAjax.aspx
Relating experiences with Microsoft solution stacks: Sql Server, BizTalk, .NET and ASP.NET, with a little spice of life thrown in along the way!
Friday, April 27, 2007
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
BizTalk 2006 Recipes
BizTalk 2006 Recipes: A Problem-Solution Approach
Beckner, Goeltz, Gross, O'Reilly, Roger, Smith and West
Apress
This is the only must-have book I've read yet around BizTalk Server. Not only does it take you through a 'problem-solution' approach to core BizTalk artifacts and tasks (ports, adapters, messaging, orchestrations), it walks you through common design scenarios (convoy, common exception handling and custom components).
The only areas that it was a little light on were around the Business Rules Framework and Business Activity Monitoring. Oddly enough, these are also the areas that Mary Kay doesn't leverage, so my lack of experience in this area may have left too big of a hole to fill for a book. It will take some noodling.
Beckner, Goeltz, Gross, O'Reilly, Roger, Smith and West
Apress
This is the only must-have book I've read yet around BizTalk Server. Not only does it take you through a 'problem-solution' approach to core BizTalk artifacts and tasks (ports, adapters, messaging, orchestrations), it walks you through common design scenarios (convoy, common exception handling and custom components).
The only areas that it was a little light on were around the Business Rules Framework and Business Activity Monitoring. Oddly enough, these are also the areas that Mary Kay doesn't leverage, so my lack of experience in this area may have left too big of a hole to fill for a book. It will take some noodling.
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