East Region Architect Council Meeting - Applying Web 2.0 Patterns and Best Practices February 12, 2007

Emerging new methods for leveraging the intrinsic strength of the Web for building effective online applications and Web sites have often been described with the term "Web 2.0". Though sometimes shrouded in hype, a formal understanding of the next generation of design patterns and business models for building successful Web apps has begun to form. This presentation provides a fast-paced, informative exploration of the key aspects of Web 2.0 as it applies to creating application architectures for online products and services, inside or outside the firewall. Specific architectural principles and software design issues will be explored including architectures of participation, harnessing collective intelligence, federated software ecosystems, lightweight programming models and standards, convergence of Web 2.0 with SOA, and an emerging new discipline, something known as Enterprise 2.0.

Note: I'll be giving this talk at the Microsoft campus at the Reston town center @ 1:00PM on February 12th, 2007.

Dion Hinchcliffe
Hinchcliffe & Company

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