February 22, 2010 oslofeaturedcontent

Update for SQL Server Modeling CTP and Dev10 RC

We are currently preparing a release of the SQL Server Modeling November 2009 CTP that will install and operate with Visual Studio Release Candidate. We expect to make this release available the first week of March and will make an announcement here at that time.

We are also planning for another release of the November CTP that matches the final Visual Studio product (RTM) when that product becomes generally available.

February 15, 2010

Windows Phone Series 7 Link Roundup

I was swamped this morning, so didn’t get to see the Windows Phone Series 7 stuff live. When I did finally get to poke my head out, Scott Stanfield and Damir Tomicic had the list of links all set for me to follow. Thanks, guys!

February 9, 2010 tools

Entity Designer Database Generation Power Pack

If you like Model-First design in Entity Framework, you’re going to love the Entity Designer Database Generation Power Pack
February 7, 2010 .net

Data Binding, Currency and the WPF TreeView

Data Binding, Currency and the WPF TreeView

I was building a little WPF app to explore a hierarchical space (OData, if you must know), so of course, I was using the TreeView. And since I’m a big fan of data binding, of course I’ve got a hierarchical data source (basically):

February 4, 2010 oslofeaturedcontent

Telerik LINQ to M Refresh for Nov09 Modeling CTP

The Telerik LINQ to M” implementation allows developers to use LINQ
February 4, 2010 oslofeaturedcontent

Deep Fried Bytes: Doug Purdy on OData and Modeling

“In the 43rd episode of Deep Fried Bytes, Keith and Woody sit down at PDC
February 2, 2010 oslofeaturedcontent

Rocky’s video series on SQL Server Modeling and CSLA

February 2, 2010 spout

We need cloud apps to use cloud drives

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 talking about how apps target a particular OS and how Microsoft’s bread-and-butter is making sure that apps continue to work forever on Windows so that our customers can upgrade their OS and still get their work done.


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