Kamran Bilgrami is a seasoned software developer with proven track record of transforming complex business problems into viable technical solution. He has been instrumental in orchestrating highly available, performance centric, fault-tolerant real-time systems in a wide variety of industries including Telecom, Security and Human/Health Services. Most of the systems he devised belong to category where any downtime is simply unacceptable. His areas of expertise include .NET, Patterns & Security.
Canada
Canada 2012 sessions
Debugging hard to reproduce Production Issues View session page
English session - Intermediate
Your team was working intensely on your company’s flagship product for past several months. The product was successfully deployed and most customers are pleased. However this one high-profile customer is experiencing issues such as slow performance, application hangs & crashes. These are the issues that you haven’t seen before and cannot re-produce in-house. Your team is under severe pressure to resolve these problems ASAP with challenging constraints like limited physical access to the customer data centre. In this presentation, Kamran will introduce some tools & techniques based on proven practices that can be helpful in tackling this type of situation.
Microsoft Silverlight – A Programmer’s Perspective View session page
English session - Introduction
Microsoft Silverlight is a cross-browser, cross-platform and cross-device add-on for delivering compelling Rich Internet Applications. Even though a web site user will not care if contents are delivered via Silverlight or something else, however, programmers have a little different way of judging these technologies. For them with Silverlight, Microsoft has provided a powerful development platform that combines firepower of XAML’s rendering engine with the flexibility of standard development technologies. In this presentation Kamran will take you through introduction to Silverlight and demonstrate some applications that go beyond just displaying Hello World, rather do something more useful.
