ADO.NET Podcasts
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endpoint.tv: endpoint.tv - WF State Machine and ADO.NET Activity Packs
Published 10 years ago, running time 0h30m
Are you missing the old WF 3.0 State Machine in .NET 4? Good news! The team has released some new activity packs on Codeplex at wf.codeplex.comIn this episode Guang Yang will show us *WF State Machine Activity Pack CTP 1 *WF ADO.NET Activity Pack CTP 1
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Hanselminutes: Open Data Protocol (OData) with Pablo Castro
Published 11 years ago, running time 0h32m
Astoria, ADO.NET Data Services and OData - what's the difference and the real story? How does OData work and when should I use it? When do I use OData and when do I use WCF? Scott gets the scoop from the architect himself, Pablo Castro.
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OnMicrosoft from InformIT: ADO.NET: RESTful Data Services
Data and Modeling Group Architect, Pablo Castro, discusses RESTful ADO.NET Data Services with Ted Neward.
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OnMicrosoft from InformIT: Object Relational Mapping and (ORM), Entity Framework (EF), and M Programming Language
Ted Neward and Danny Simmons of the ADO.NET team discuss the Entity Framework, ORMs and OSLO.
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Herding Code: Herding Code 66: Brad Wilson and Scott Densmore on iPhone Development
Published 11 years ago, running time 1h1m
What do Brad Wilson and Scott Densmore have in common? They’re expert .NET developers, a couple of Mac fanboys, and they’re both joining the guys on this week’s episode of Herding Code. Listen in while Brad and, yet another, Scott talk about the Mac, Windows, and the ins and outs of iPhone deve.
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OnMicrosoft from InformIT: Microsoft PDC 2009 - Paul Kimmel
Paul Kimmel, author of LINQ Unleashed for C# and the upcoming Sams Teach Yourself the ADO.NET Entity Framework in 24 Hours tells us about his experience at Microsoft PDC 2009.
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Deep Fried Bytes: Getting the Scoop About Olso and M with Shawn Wildermuth
Published 11 years ago, running time 0h51m
Keith and Woody speak with the first repeat guest of the podcast, Shawn Wildermuth about Oslo and the M language. In this episode listeners will get some real world examples and use cases for using Oslo and M along with a clearer understanding about DSLs and what the future may hold.Thanks to ou...
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RIA Weekly: Larry Likes JavaFX, Documenting RIA Patterns, the HTML 5 Meme
Published 11 years ago, running time 0h44m
You can download this episode directly directly and it’ll also show up in the RIA Weekly feed for iTunes and other podcatchers. Or, just use the controls below to listen to it right here: This week, Ryan and I are back with a bevy of RIA topics: Adobe Flash tools in beta: Catalyst and Flash...
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.NET Rocks: Dan Simmons Talks EF Version 4
Published 11 years ago, running time 0h51m
Daniel Simmons is back this time to talk about the new features of ADO.NET Entity Framework version 4.
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Visual Studio Talk Show (en français): Eric Moreau
Published 12 years ago, running time 1h12m
25 juin 2008 (Ã?mission #0077) ::.Eric Moreau: SQL Server Compact Edition et ADO.NET Synchronisation Services Nous discutons avec Eric Moreau de SQL Server Compact Edition et Synchronisation Framework. SQL Server Compact (ne pas confondre avec SQL Server 2005 Express) est un engin de base de donn...
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MSDN UK Screencasts: ADO.NET Data Services - Service Operations
ADO.NET Data Services has a service-side facility for adding pre-built operations ("Service Operations") which can run arbitrary logic which can additionally be parameterised using simple serialised types from the URI. In this video, we take a look at building such Service Operations.
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MSDN UK Screencasts: ADO.NET Data Services - Query Interceptors
ADO.NET Data Services has a facility whereby we can plug-in code to run whenever a query for a particular entity set is executed. In this video, we take a look at how we can write these Query Interceptors.
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MSDN UK Screencasts: ADO.NET Data Services - Querying with LINQ
For a .NET client that interacts with an ADO.NET Data Service, we can use LINQ in order to construct the query on the client side. We construct a query using LINQ and the client-side framework translates that into a URI for us. In this video, we take a quick look
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MSDN UK Screencasts: ADO.NET Data Services - A Basic .NET Client
In this video we'll take a quick look at how we can build a simple, read-only .NET client against an ADO.NET data service and how we can continue to use the URI-based query mechanism to get data from that service.
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MSDN UK Screencasts: ADO.NET Data Services - A Basic Silverlight Client
In this video we'll use the "ASP.NET Data Services Silverlight Add-On" in order to build a simple read-only Silverlight client for an ADO.NET Data Service.
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MSDN UK Screencasts: ADO.NET Data Services - A Basic AJAX Client
In this video we'll take a quick look at building a basic, read-only AJAX client for an ADO.NET Data Service.
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MSDN UK Screencasts: ADO.NET Data Services - Querying with URI's
ADO.NET Data Services offers data over RESTful web services - in this video we look at how we can build URI's to represent the different server-side resources that we want to access.
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MSDN UK Screencasts: ADO.NET Data Services - Surfacing Data
ADO.NET Data Services let us make data widely available through RESTful web services. In this video we take a look at how we can offer data from the ADO.NET Entity Framework, LINQ to SQL and any arbitrary data.
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MSDN UK Screencasts: SQL Server 2008 - Table Valued Parameters
SQL Server 2008 (and ADO.NET in .NET Framework V3.5) have a capability whereby you can pass a whole table of data into a stored procedure in one go. Rather than passing XML or a string, multi-valued parameters can be represented quite naturally.In this video, we take a quick look.
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MSDN UK Screencasts: LINQ to Entities - Deferred Loading of Entities
ADO.NET V3.0 will come with the ADO.NET Entity Framework and a flexible object relational mapping layer that plugs in to LINQ - LINQ to Entities. In this video we'll take a look at how the framework deals with the deferred loading of related entities from the database.
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