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Tech Talk: Peter Provost on CAB and Agile development
CAB is an application framework for building rich smart client applications, enterprise size applications. According to Peter Provost of Microsoft's Patterns and Practices team, if you are building a large enterprise application that is bringing together functionality and composing a lot of interesting different parts, CAB is a perfect fit. In this tech talk, Provost talks about the design of the Composite UI Application Block and how the p&p team has led Microsoft in the adoption of Agile methodologies.
Topics include:
- How CAB was established
- What the programming model is for CAB
- How complex developing with CAB really is
- How the Event Broker and Enterprise Library work within CAB
- How Agile programming is used with CAB
- The future of CAB and the possibility for third party support
Watch Peter Provost on CAB and Agile development at Microsoft.
NOTE: This tech talk was recorded in December of 2005.
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