Would you go see this talk? (MEF)

by Administrator 14. February 2010 20:56

I am preparing a talk for the spring code camps and conferences.  Would you go see this talk?

What can I do with MEF?

The Managed Extensibility Framework has left excitement and confusion in its wake as .NET 4 moves towards release. What can I use this for? What should I use this for? Is this another IoC/DI container? What about Unity? What about the System.AddIn namespace? In this talk we will explain the workings of MEF using straightforward examples and then dig deep into the real power of MEF using examples including MEF for Silverlight, MEF for WPF, and MEF for Enterprise services.

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Steve Evans
Steve Evans
2/15/2010 12:41:33 AM #

I know I would attend the talk if you made it out to the Madison .NET group.  I think right now we have talks lined up through at least May.  After seeing your silverlight talk at MadCamp I know I'll definitely learn something from it!

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Pedretti
Pedretti
2/15/2010 8:16:15 PM #

Quickly: Yes

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Jeff Zickgraf
Jeff Zickgraf
4/8/2010 1:47:58 AM #

I've been working in Silverlight for a while now and would definitely go see this.

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billy
billy
10/15/2010 8:22:14 PM #

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