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

3. Overview
Technology
Application Structure
Migration
Deployment

4. Technology

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

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

7. Application Structure

8. 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

9. Cloud Implications Scalability Web frontend Workers
Queues, Routers, Notifications

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

11. Authentication Windows Authentication Azure Active Directory
Enterprise
Windows Authentication
Cloud
Azure Active Directory

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

13. Migration

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

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

16. Reusing application logic
Nick Randolph
Wrapping application logic as WinRT component

17. Deployment

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

19. Signing applications Nick Randolph
Signing and deploying a Windows Phone application

20. 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

21. Assigned Access
Nick Randolph
Deploying an application in kiosk mode

22. Summary
Technology
Application Structure
Migration
Deployment

23. Questions Nick Randolph
@btroam skype:nick_randolph

24. 2/25/2019 3:01 AM
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