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BizTalk LEARNING CURVE.
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| Hi,
I'm wondering what would you say is a learning curve for BizTalk?
My background is VB.NET/C# and SQL2000 including lots of DTS stuff (3
years). I'm thinking about starting a project using BizTalk but I'd
like to know what I'd be getting into as far as lag time.
Thanks in advance!
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| Hannes Morsten 2005-10-28, 5:03 pm |
| Learn a little bit about the BTS architecture and basic priciples, e.g. with
the tutorial, not to deep.
Start with a simple BTS solution, e.g. a few maps or a simple orchestration.
In short time you're in it.
Don't go in too much details in topics you probarbly never use.
What exactly do you want to hear?
"Alex" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm wondering what would you say is a learning curve for BizTalk?
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> My background is VB.NET/C# and SQL2000 including lots of DTS stuff (3
> years). I'm thinking about starting a project using BizTalk but I'd
> like to know what I'd be getting into as far as lag time.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
>
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| Best tool I've ever worked with... but also one of the hardest to
learn. Installation sucks. Configuration sucks. Working with it is
just great - it can do anything. You just have to take the time and
effort to learn it.
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| I want to hear it takes 30 minutes to master it 
Seriously, would I be looking at say 30 days to get upto speed or more
like 3 months?
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| Alan Smith 2005-11-02, 7:52 am |
| Hi,
Mastering BizTalk will take a while, I'd say more like 3 months to become
reasonably proficient, unless your project is dead simple.
Regards,
Alaan
--
The Bloggers Guide to BizTalk
http://geekswithblogs.com/asmith
"Alex" wrote:
> I want to hear it takes 30 minutes to master it
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> Seriously, would I be looking at say 30 days to get upto speed or more
> like 3 months?
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