Essential Windows Workflow Foundation (Microsoft .NET Development Series) (Paperback)

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by: Dharma Shukla, Bob Schmidt

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On-line Price: $43.95 (includes GST) Paperback package 480 20%Off Retail Price You save: $11.00 Usually Ships within 1 week. Prices can change...but we will email you and ask for your direction where there is an increase.	Retail Price: $54.95 Publisher: ADDISON-WESLEY,13.11.06 Category: Level: ISBN: 0321399838 ISBN13: 9780321399830
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Features and Benefits

Direct from the lead architects, this book will be of critical importance to developers using this powerful new set of tools from Microsoft

  * Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) is one of the three pillars of WinFX, Microsoft's new set of APIs for Windows developers

  * The authors are two of the lead architects of WF

  * This will be one of the first books on WF

  * Provides thorough coverage of WF's core concepts and architectural details that allow a developer to fully understand and exploit its power

About the Authors

Dharma Shukla is an architect at Microsoft working on next-generation programming models. A founding member of the Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) team, Dharma played a key role in defining the architecture of WF. Bob Schmidt is a senior program manager at Microsoft working on next-generation programming models. Since 2003, his primary focus has been on the design of WF. Both authors have been involved with the WF project since its inception, and have been responsible for specifying, designing, and developing large portions of the technology.