Agenda
October 12, 2004
Title: Achieving
CodeDOMination
Sub-Title:
Increasing Developer Productivity Using the System.CodeDOM
Namespace
Technologies
Covered: VB.NET, CSharp, JSharp, MSAccess, SQL Server
One of the most promising technologies in the .NET Framework is
CodeDom, which stands for the Code Document Object Model. A popular use of the
CodeDom is for developing automatic source code generators in any programming
language. The goal of code generators, of course, is to minimize repetitive
coding tasks, and to minimize the number of human-generated source code lines
being created. The CodeDom namespaces in the .NET Framework allow developers to
create their own code generation utilities. During this presentation, we will
get an overview of the CodeDom namespaces and build upon our discoveries as we
examine the inputs and outputs of a working code generator. Follow-up parts to
this presentation will cover the CodeDom namespaces in more detail.
Presenter
Biography:
Terence L. Wallace is a seasoned software architect and an author.
Terence is the principal of Arkitech EBC Corporation, a high-end consulting and
training company, which focuses on building .NET data centric applications from
the ground up. Terence specializes in helping his customers design scaleable,
robust, reusable, and extensible Enterprise applications, verifying that the
customer has the design it takes to achieve the required quality, scalability,
security, availability and throughput goals. Before starting his own firm,
Terence worked as Junior Assistant to the Corporate Software Architect of GTE
Communications. At his position, Terence designed and developed large-scale
frameworks and components used across the
corporation.
For more information see, Arkitech EBC Corporation
Door Prize
books
Notes
These are the notes from Terence's presentation, CodeDOM.Handout.txt.
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