Scalable And Usable Web Applications
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Scalable And Usable Web Applications
- 1. ArcReady: Architecting for Scalable and Usable Web Applications
- 4. SESSION 1: Architecting for Scalable Web Applications
- 5. So you have a scalability problem? Congratulations!
- 7. Scalability <> Performance
- 8. Scalability is how your application behaves as the number of users increases
- 9. Performance is how your application behaves when there is just one user
- 10. Number of Requests Cost per Request
- 11. Load <> Stress
- 12. Load is how many simultaneous users your application can serve
- 13. Stress is how well your application behaves when resources become limited
- 14. Where are the scalability limits? Network Database Web server Code
- 17. CASE STUDY: Scaling up with IIS7 at Dell.com
- 19. PATTERN: Scale Out
- 20. PATTERN: Specialize Web Services Image Server Web Application
- 21. PATTERN: Split the application msdn.microsoft.com technet.microsoft.com microsoft.com
- 22. PATTERN: Split the database 1 Reference Transaction
- 23. PATTERN: Split the database 2 Write Copy Read Copy Read Copy
- 24. PATTERN: Geo Distribution
- 25. PATTERN: Offload the work
- 27. DEMO: Team System Load Testing
- 28. Discussion: “Scale Later”
- 30. SESSION 2: Architecting for Usable Web Applications
- 31. PART 1: What’s the Secret Formula?
- 32. What’s your favorite application?
- 33. What application do you use the most ?
- 34. Effective Satisfying Efficient Useful Adaptive Reliable Cost-effective Desirable Usable
- 35. Experience Engineering User Needs Interaction Design Information Design Visual Design Experiences that create value! + + +
- 36. PART 2: What is our palette?
- 37. Application Archetypes Information / Reference E-Commerce Data Viewer/Editor Utility Entertainment Document Viewer/Editor
- 38. UX Continuum SharePoint ASP.NET+AJAX Gadgets RIAs Infopath OBA Winforms WPF XNA Ubiquity Richness Next Generation
- 39. SharePoint Sites
- 40. Standards Based Web Apps (ASP.NET + AJAX & Mashups)
- 41. Gadgets
- 42. Rich Internet Applications (Silverlight)
- 43. Infopath Forms
- 45. Standards Based Windows Applications (Winforms)
- 46. WPF Applications
- 47. XNA Applications
- 48. DEMO: UX IQ
- 49. PART 3: Best Practices
- 51. Create a set of design tenets
- 52. Use the appropriate level of fidelity
- 53. DEMO: ProtoXAML
- 54. Build with the customer and user’s input
- 55. Build for ease of use ..but don’t forget the power users 70 20 10
- 57. Balance the computing load
- 58. Balance security with usability
- 59. Build for supportability & maintenance
- 60. What are some of your best practices?
- 62. © 2008 microsoft corporation. all rights reserved. this presentation is for informational purposes only. microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.