2. Mike Ormond, Microsoft @MikeOrmond http://bit.ly/mikeormond mike.ormond@microsoft.com What’s new and interesting in ASP.NET 4

3. Better ToolingCore - Productivity 1

4. Markup CleanupWeb Forms – Performance / Standards 2 Control over ClientIDs Control over Viewstate Default HTML Encoding Standards CheckboxList / RadioButtonList Menu Control RenderOuterTable Hidden <div> elements for system fields

5. Output CachingCore - Performance 3 Default.aspx Default.aspx Page.aspx UC.ascx OutputCache Windows Azure OutputCacheProvider AppFabric

6. Session StateCore - Performance 4 Flick switch to compress Session across the wire

7. Application MonitoringCore - Debugging 5 App Domain Resource Management

8. Helpers, Templates & ValidationMVC – Productivity 6 Strongly-typed helpers Templates Validation

9. RoutingWeb Forms - SEO 7

10. DeploymentCore - Productivity 8

11. Microsoft AJAX & jQueryCore - Productivity 9 Client-side databinding Templates DataView control Refactored libraries ScriptLoader Ships with VS 2010 MS Contributing Client-side templates http://www.asp.net/ajaxLibrary/CDN.ashx

12. Data VisualisationCore - Features 0

13. In Summary Mature framework ASP.NET 4.0 – wealth of enhancements Whether Web Forms or MVC Commitment to jQuery Visual Studio 2010 More information http://asp.net http://bit.ly/NewInAsp4

14. Mike Ormond, Microsoft @MikeOrmond http://bit.ly/mikeormond mike.ormond@microsoft.com Using jQuery with ASP.NET

15. AgendaUsing jQuery with ASP.NET A little backgrounder A jQuery primer jQuery plug-ins jQuery templates Adding jQuery sauce to your ASP.NET app

16. What is it?jQuery that is “jQuery is a fast and concise JavaScript Library that simplifies HTML document traversing, event handling, animating, and Ajax interactions for rapid web development. jQuery is designed to change the way that you write JavaScript.” Source: http://jquery.com/

17. About jQuery Created by John Resig First announced Jan 2006 at BarCampNYC Most popular JavaScript library in use today Free, open source (MIT, GPL) Cross Browser IE6+, FF2+, Sarari 3+, Chrome, Opera 9+ Lightweight (24kb) Find it at http://jquery.com It’s a joy to use Image courtesy of mixevent@flickr

18. Microsoft & jQuery Jan 2009 announcement to ship with VS jQuery included as-is under existing MIT licence Not a fork of jQuery, it’s just jQuery Microsoft will contribute to jQuery project Full product support for jQuery Great Intellisense support MIX10 we extended our commitment Additional resources jQuery templates jQueryvs ASP.NET AJAX

19. jQuery Primer etc Image courtesy of kingdavera@flickr

20. In Summary jQuery simple to use but extremely powerful Fx compliments existing ASP.NET nicely Microsoft investing in jQuery jQuery focus is “client side” AJAX ASP.NET AJAX Library -> AJAX Control Toolkit ACT focus is “server-side” AJAX Resources http://jquery.com http://asp.net/ajax

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