Building and Migrating Modern Enterprise Line of Business Applications Nick Randolph WPD304

Overview Technology Application Structure Migration Deployment

Technology

Traditional Modern Windows Forms Windows Phone Apps WPF Windows Apps Silverlight Windows Phone Apps Windows Apps Universal Apps

Touch Screens and Mobile Touch targets Online v’s Offline Network bandwidth and latency

Application Structure

Traditional Modern Maximum Utility Built for Purpose N-Tier N-Tier (client & server) WCF/ASMX/SOAP REST/Web API/JSON SQL Backend No-SQL Backend

Cloud Implications Scalability Web frontend Workers Queues, Routers, Notifications

Create, build, run Nick Randolph Creating your first Azure Mobile Service

Authentication Windows Authentication Azure Active Directory Enterprise Windows Authentication Cloud Azure Active Directory

Secure my app Nick Randolph Securing your mobile service using Azure Active Directory

Migration

Existing Applications Separate UI/UX from business logic Rework interface to make more touch friendly

Building for Windows New user experience Existing business logic Package as Portable Class Library Wrap as WinRT component Share class files

Reusing application logic Nick Randolph Wrapping application logic as WinRT component

Deployment

Traditional Modern Installer Deployment Package Registry Managed (Store/Enterprise) Cleanup Containment Sideloading Limited Sideloading

Signing applications Nick Randolph Signing and deploying a Windows Phone application

Single purpose machines Kiosk mode (aka assigned access mode) Available on Windows 8.1 Pro Can deploy application using SCCM Assigned Access user must be local user

Assigned Access Nick Randolph Deploying an application in kiosk mode

Summary Technology Application Structure Migration Deployment

Questions Nick Randolph nick@builttoroam.com @btroam skype:nick_randolph

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