Matias Woloski’s Blog

This site on msdn shows the commitment of the Architecture Strategy Team on Software as a Service

http://msdn.microsoft.com/architecture/saas/

I keep writing my thesis about this exciting topic and I’ve learnt a lot by interacting and collaborating with the Architecture Strategy Team (specially Gianpaolo Carraro and Fred Chong) while I was at Redmond the last june.

I started writing some content on CABPedia. My first contribution is for newbies on Composite UI Application Block and Smart Client Software Factory

Where to start?

I encourage everyone who *already started* or *is starting* using this software factory to share their experiences in this page.

John Socha, the guy who wrote the great Norton Commander, created this new wiki called CABPedia to share information regarding CAB, Smart Client Software Factory and Mobile Client Software Factory.
This site was necesary for the CAB community and my vision is

“CABPedia should be simple enough to be the starting point for everyone that wants to use [CAB, SCSF, MCSF] and don’t know where to start
but also has the deepness to provide experienced users accurate definitions of every concept around CAB, SCSF, MCSF”

Let’s share now!

What? TechNight:
Fábricas de Software
When? 11 de Agosto / 18:30 a 21:30 hs.
Where? Microsoft Argentina, Bouchard 710,
4º piso, Buenos Aires.
Who? Angel Lopez (Microsoft MVP), Alejandro Jack (Microsoft MVP, Southworks S.R.L.),
Matias Woloski (Dev team Patterns & Practices, Southworks S.R.L.), Juan
Maronese.

Together with Angel and Alex we will be talking about
software factories and the concepts around them and finally we will go deep into patterns & practices software factories.
See
you there!

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