Archives
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ASP.NET 2.0 databinding, 'stateful' entities and Atlas
If you read about the data binding support in ASP.NET 2.0, it always says that is designed for the natural stateless nature of the web, which basically means that each time I update something in the page, it's persisted to the database.v
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Atlas ... :(
I did attend to all Atlas-related sessions. I was kind of disappointed, not because of its power, but because of its complexity.
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Objects are 'done'
That's a Don Box's sentence, from PDC03, when asking to himself if objects were dead. He said that they were not dead, they were done, in the sense that we should stop thinking as objects as the technology that will take us to the next step.
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Linq, DLinq and XML-based Mapping
LinQ is very cool and we all agree with that.
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Server-side Excel
I made one of the Hands on Lab on server-side Excel.
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'Now is a great time to be a developer'
"And so it starts, as Bill Gates and Jim Allchin kick off PDC05 with the opening keynotes. For fourteen years, the PDC has been a meeting place for the developer community. It is where developers passionate about software can connect with their peers and the developers at Microsoft. Today’s keynotes highlight the fact that now is a great time to be a developer – it is time to take the next step up in user experience, connectivity and personal computing. "
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DAT200 - Future Directions for Data-Driven Applications - See you there!
Someone in the ADO.NET team hinted me that tomorrow in DAT200 they will show some stuff they've been working that is very interesting, and that will be made public in that session.
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PDC Photos
Check the PDC05 tagged photos in Flickr here. There are 47 at this time.
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Warming up for the PDC - What to do Tuesday at 6PM?
It looks that it's going to be a fun week!