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This document lists several Microsoft technologies including the Common Language Runtime, F# programming language, Task Parallel Library for parallel programming, Managed Extensibility Framework for extensible applications, ASP.NET web framework, data access technologies, foundational .NET classes, and a link to documentation on msdn.se for user Johan.
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Windows Azure - Windows In The Cloud
This document discusses running Windows and other operating systems in the cloud. It compares on-premise hosting versus cloud hosting and outlines some of the key benefits of the cloud model like elasticity, transparency, and pay-per-use. The document also provides examples of how applications can be deployed, scaled, monitored and recovered in the cloud using services like Azure. It includes pricing examples for different cloud computing and database services.
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2. Understanding how this integration enhances test automation within the UiPath platform
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MVVM
- 3. model-view-viewmodel view viewmodel model
- 4. separation of concerns • modularity • loose coupling • role separation • tool friendly • maintainability • less code • testability
- 5. separation of concerns • role separation • tool friendly • less code
- 6. ”everybody wants choices, no one wants to choose”
- 8. • role separation + ++ + - • tool friendly ++ + + - • less code + + ++ -
- 9. • role separation + ++ + - • tool friendly ++ + + - • less code + + ++ - • coolness - + + ++
- 10. • modularity - + + ++ • loose coupling - + + ++ • role separation + ++ + - • tool friendly ++ + + - • maintainability ++ + - + • less code + + ++ - • testability - + + ++ • coolness - + + ++
- 11. demo
- 12. model • platform independence? • PortableClassLibrary? • [DataContract]
- 13. view • xaml • popups • animations • dispatcher
- 14. view-model • encapsulation or incorporation of model? • instantiation? 1. per view/page in code 2. per view/page in xaml 3. per application instance 4. using view-model-locator • converters or conversions?
- 15. design time using System.ComponentModel; ... if (DesignerProperties.IsInDesignTool) { } • mock service or view model? • what about demo time?
- 16. lesson learned design code
- 18. resources • www.mvvmexplained.com • caliburnmicro.codeplex.com • mvvmlight.codeplex.com • compositewpf.codeplex.com • programmeramera.se • www.coderox.se