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Presentation: Introduction to Component Based Architecture

Posted by James Vastbinder on Jul 20, 2007 02:26 PM

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Component Based Architecture

Mark Miller delivered an introduction to Component Based Architecture at devLink 2006.  In this presention he shares tips and tricks focused on maximizing the development strength of your team. This presentation is filled with real-world examples covers the benefits of Component Based Architecture, one of the greatest being that a small team can produce with the force of a large one, and compete on the same level as much bigger teams who are still working with standard architectures. 

Join Mark Miller in a whiteboard session on the advantages of Component Based Architecture.

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