1. Brandon Bray Principal Group Program Manager Microsoft Corporation
DEV331
What’s New in .NET 4.5
Brandon Bray
Principal Group Program Manager
Microsoft Corporation
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2. Agenda Value of .NET Demo: connected app Summary 4/11/2019 11:57 AM
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3. Users want Business compatible Fast & Fluid experience
Modern connected apps

4. Platforms
Windows 8
Web & Cloud
Windows Phone

5. .NET has a solution for today’s needs
Connected Apps
Fast & Fluid
Compatibility
.NET has a solution for today’s needs
Windows 8
Web & Cloud
Windows Phone

6. demo Demo Design .NET Connected App 4/11/2019 11:57 AM
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7. .NET Feature Rating App Storyboard

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11. Portable Class Library
Architecture
Portable Class Library
Async
ASP.NET
Web API DB
Entity Framework

12. demo .NET Connected App 4/11/2019 11:57 AM
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13. Portable Class Library
Summary
What you saw in the demo
Code-first data backend
RESTful Web API architecture
Modern connected Metro style app
Fast and fluid asynchronous experience
More great features highlighted
Portable Class Library
Async
ASP.NET
Web API DB
Entity Framework

14. Top .NET 4.5 features to check out
WinRT & Metro style apps
Async & Await
Portable class libraries
Modern HTTP programming
Entity Framework with code first and database migrations
Framework wide performance improvements & features
User Voice features (ZIP, WPF Ribbon, 20+ ASP.NET )
Broadened platform support (ARM)
And much, much more…

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DEV332 Async Made Simple in Windows 8, with Visual C# and Visual Basic
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