KOBE Web 2.0 Service Development Resource Kit by Microsoft
Kobe is a special Web 2.0 Service Development Resource Kit by Microsoft that offers planning, architecting, and implementing Web 2.0 applications and services using the Microsoft Platform. Kobe is specially built for technology decision makers, hands-on solution architects, development managers, and developers in the aspiring web startups community and in enterprises & businesses looking to invest in new Web 2.0 application/service development projects.
It comes with a variety of content including presentations, white papers, and a sample project with source code that caters to these audiences. It feature a tool for people who are looking for information on ways to apply related offerings in the context of architecting and implementing Web 2.0 applications & services. The implementation artifacts for the sample project is also included in the kit which targets at solution architects and developers who are familiar with the Microsoft Platform.
For those who are not yet familier with the Microsoft platform will find value in the platform/technology agnostic content that covers the planning and architecting aspects, and in the implementation artifacts to obtain a broad overview/feel of the related Microsoft platform/technology offerings.
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