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Ship your Product

“Everybody … has exactly the same job. They have exactly the same job description. And that is to ship products. Your job is not to write code. Your job is not to test. Your job is not to write specs. Your job is to ship products. That’s what a product development group does."
“When you wake up in the morning and you come in to work, you say, ‘What is the focus—are we trying to ship or are we trying to write code?’ The answer is, we are trying to ship. ”

Chris Peters, Microsoft program manager

Workflow Foundation 4.0 Runtime will not host Workflows created in earlier versions of WF

Release 4 of the .NET Framework brings significant changes to Windows Workflow Foundation. The activities in the BAL have been re-written, for example, and some new ones have been added. This brings real benefits—many workflows now run much faster, for instance—but it also means that workflows created using earlier versions of WF can’t be executed by the .NET 4 version of the WF runtime. These older workflows can still run alongside .NET Framework 4 workflows unchanged, however—they needn’t be thrown away. Also, activities created using older versions of WF, including entire workflows, can potentially run inside a new Interop activity that WF in the .NET Framework 4 provides. This lets logic from older workflows be used in new ones.

 

link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd851337.aspx

 

Posted: Thu, Jun 18 2009 16:20 by darko | with no comments
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