Deep Fried Bytes: Doug Purdy on OData and Modeling
the 43rd episode of Deep Fried Bytes...
the 43rd episode of Deep Fried Bytes...
a series of three videos showing how he has applied the SQL Server Modeling...
Reading about Windows Azure Drive reminded me of a conversation I had when I was hanging out with my Microsoft brethren last week. We started by...
Soma has posted a lovely description of what’s new in the Entity Framework for .NET 4.0, including: Foreign Key support so you can add a row...
LINQPadthe LINQPad download page...
a nice piece comparing NHibernate and EF4Keep those cards and letters coming...
Welcome to the home page for my new book. Chapter 1: Hello, Data Chapter 2: Entity Framework: Entities...
And here’s one more from the paper file I’m putting into electronic format to reduce the pile of papers in my life: During the all-associate...
Fred Gleeck had this to say about what not to say to customers and what to say instead: There’s a right way and a wrong way to talk to callers. Even...
When I was first in technical phone support for the software I was building, I found out that I wasn’t exactly a… um… “natural” at putting customers...
Joe Albahari, the author of LINQPad, has added support for WCF Data Services to the 1.37.1 version beta of LINQPad. This means that you can point...
If you weren’t lucky enough to be able to attend this year’s PDC, not only did you not get a killer laptop, but you didn’t get to see the Data &...
Doug Purdy shows off three features of “Quadrant” from the Nov ’09 SQL Server Modeling CTP bits in two minutes: Access to SQL Azure databases...
The boys and I were driving past a church with a holiday bizarre, so we stopped by. It was a mix of silent auction, bake sale and a $1 raffle for a...
I couldn’t wait for the PDC, so I posted a screen shot of my favorite new three features of “M” for defining domain-specific languages (DSLs) in the...