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| | Long Cloud Blogs | | |  | ADO.NET Entity Framework: A Working Tutorial --- Part III
Introduction In this series of blog entries I’m going to take a look at some work I have been doing with the ADO.NET Entity Framework (AEF) (VS 2008, .Net 3.5), comparing it to LinqToSql, finding the odd bits that aren’t as obvious as they seem and basically giving my impressions of working / under ... (More) | | | | ADO.NET Entity Framework: A Working Tutorial --- Part II
Introduction In this series of blog entries I’m going to take a look at some work I have been doing with the ADO.NET Entity Framework (AEF) (VS 2008, .Net 3.5), comparing it to LinqToSql, finding the odd bits that aren’t as obvious as they seem and basically giving my impressions of working / under ... (More) | | | | ADO.NET Entity Framework: A Working Tutorial --- Part I
Introduction In this series of blog entries I’m going to take a look at some work I have been doing with the ADO.NET Entity Framework (AEF) (VS 2008, .Net 3.5), comparing it to LinqToSql, finding the odd bits that aren’t as obvious as they seem and basically giving my impressions of working / under ... (More) | | | | Wellington Code Camp
It was a lot of fun doing a presentation at Code Camp in Wellington this weekend. I think we all owe a big hand of applause to Ivan for all of his hard work. I’m committed to getting up a online version of my talk (hopefully with a downloadable video presentation), unfortunately, one of my client’ ... (More) | | | | Code Camp Source Code
I’ll have a full follow-up article that will walk you thru my presentation at the Code Camp later in the week, but for now, you can download the source (and the PowerPoint, with my notes) here. | | | | Talking At Code Camp This Coming Weekend
I’ve been lucky enough to give talks to my local user group in the past, but this weekend is my first opportunity to give a talk to a larger more national group. I’ll be a speaker at the Wellington Code Camp conference being held this weekend, I’m giving a recap of my Linq, Lambda & Extensions ... (More) | | | | Chrome And Bing
So this past week and a half I have been on a personal experiment. I decided to treat Google like I was a god (which those who know me well will tell you is not an unusual state of mind for me): What I give with one hand, I take away with the other. I was a big fan of Firefox when it first came ou ... (More) | | | | Setting up a www.rincon.local domain in IIS for realistic dev and demos.
Yesterday I was at a Dot Net Users Group developers talk (just watching this time) when I saw the presenter use a “more realistic” url for showing off his demo, something like “www.confidentialclassified.local”. And I just liked the look of that. I’ve seen it before, but never thought much about i ... (More) | | | | Getting jp-SyntaxHighlighter code formatter working with SharePoint Blog Addendum
In a previous posts I’ve been blogging about my efforts to use blog tools in Windows Live writer in conjunction with a blog hosted on Sharepoint Server. One of the best tools I found for blogging as a programmer was jp-SyntaxHighlighter. I tell you all about the minor modifications you have to mak ... (More) | | | | Linq, Lambda, and Extensions: Hawke's Bay Dot Net Users Group
This posting is just a bit different from some of my other postings. This posting is the Online version of the Talk that I will give gave on Thursday 30 April 2009. You can download the source for my examples from here: I had previously done a talk for the HB DNUG on MVC ( all about www.matt ... (More) |
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