Channel 9 - Entries tagged with DPEeast Microsoft http://mschnlnine.vo.llnwd.net/d1/Dev/App_Themes/C9/images/feedimage.png Channel 9 - Entries tagged with DPEeast http://channel9.msdn.com/Tags/dpeeast Channel 9 keeps you up to date with the latest news and behind the scenes info from Microsoft that developers love to keep up with. From LINQ to SilverLight – Watch videos and hear about all the cool technologies coming and the people behind them. http://channel9.msdn.com/Tags/dpeeast en Tue, 21 May 2013 14:28:16 GMT Tue, 21 May 2013 14:28:16 GMT Rev9 87 4 25 Developing TWiT.tv for Windows Phone 7: From Concept to Marketplace Dmitry Lyalin, my co-host on the Connected Show, recently developed a Windows Phone 7 application for Leo Laporte’s This Week In Tech (TWiT) network. The application recently reached as high as #2 on the Top Rated Apps list in the marketplace!

Dmitry spoke at the January 2011 meeting of the New York City Silverlight Meetup about his experience developing this application.  Dmitry walked folks through the phone tool experience, how he developed the TWiT application, and the challenges he faced.

Revealed in his talk were several tips, tricks, and "gotchas" every Windows Phone developer will want to know about.

Luckily for you, we were able to record this presentation and make it available for your viewing pleasure here on Channel 9!

Dmitry Lyalin

Who is Dmitry Lyalin?
 
Dmitry has been working with Microsoft Technologies for almost 10 years with a variety of companies and titles. As of February 2008 Dmitry joined Microsoft Consulting Services as a Consultant. In this role Dmitry works in the NY/Metro area and across the country to help various customers implement Microsoft Frameworks and Systems efficiently.

You can read his blog at http://lyalin.com/blog.  He co-hosts the Connected Show podcast, which features topics on cloud technology and connecting Microsoft technology with non-Microsoft technolgy.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Developing-TWiTtv-for-Windows-Phone-7-From-Concept-to-Marketplace Dmitry Lyalin, my co-host on the Connected Show, recently developed a Windows Phone 7 application for Leo Laporte’s This Week In Tech (TWiT) network. The application recently reached as high as #2 on the Top Rated Apps list in the marketplace! Dmitry spoke at the January 2011 meeting of the New York City Silverlight Meetup about his experience developing this application.  Dmitry walked folks through the phone tool experience, how he developed the TWiT application, and the challenges he faced. Revealed in his talk were several tips, tricks, and "gotchas" every Windows Phone developer will want to know about. Luckily for you, we were able to record this presentation and make it available for your viewing pleasure here on Channel 9! Who is Dmitry Lyalin? Dmitry has been working with Microsoft Technologies for almost 10 years with a variety of companies and titles. As of February 2008 Dmitry joined Microsoft Consulting Services as a Consultant. In this role Dmitry works in the NY/Metro area and across the country to help various customers implement Microsoft Frameworks and Systems efficiently. You can read his blog at http://lyalin.com/blog.  He co-hosts the Connected Show podcast, which features topics on cloud technology and connecting Microsoft technology with non-Microsoft technolgy. 3988 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Developing-TWiTtv-for-Windows-Phone-7-From-Concept-to-Marketplace Tue, 18 Jan 2011 02:18:08 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Developing-TWiTtv-for-Windows-Phone-7-From-Concept-to-Marketplace Peter Laudati Peter Laudati 4 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Developing-TWiTtv-for-Windows-Phone-7-From-Concept-to-Marketplace/rss Connected Show DPEeast Silverlight Windows Phone 7 New York City Azure Firestarter Fall 2010 - Session 3 (of 3) Is cloud computing still a foggy concept for you? Have you heard of Windows Azure, but aren’t quite sure of how it applies to you and the projects you’re working on?

Windows Azure was first announced at the Microsoft PDC in 2008.  A year later, shortly after PDC 09, Windows Azure went into production.  At PDC 2010 in Redmond, a whole slew of new features for the Windows Azure platform were announced.

In November & December 2010, the Microsoft US Cloud team hosted a series of Windows Azure Firestarter events in several US East Coast cities.  Brian Hitney, Jim O’Neil, and Peter Laudati combined presentations and hands-on exercises to demystify this disruptive (and super-hyped!) technology and to provide clarity as to where the cloud and Windows Azure can take you.

We recorded the last event on December 9th in the Washington, DC area, and now it is here for your learning pleasure!  So, pop on some headphones and listen & learn at your own pace! 

There are three recorded sessions:

Session 1: Getting Your Head Into the Cloud by Peter Laudati (presented by Brian Hitney)

Ask ten people to define “Cloud Computing,” and you’ll get a dozen responses. To establish some common ground, we’ll kick off the event by delving into what cloud computing means, not just by presenting an array of acronyms like SaaS and IaaS , but by focusing on the scenarios that cloud computing enables and the opportunities it provides. We’ll use this session to introduce the building blocks of the Windows Azure Platform and set the stage for the two questions most pertinent to you: “how do I take my existing applications to the cloud?” and “how do I design specifically for the cloud?”

Session 2: Migrating Your Applications to the Cloud by Brian Hitney

How difficult is it to migrate your applications to the cloud? What about designing your applications to be flexible inside and outside of cloud environments? These are common questions, and in this session, we’ll specifically focus on migration strategies and adapting your applications to be “cloud ready.”

We’ll examine how Azure VMs differ from a typical server – covering everything from CPU and memory, to profiling performance, load balancing considerations, and deployment strategies such as dealing with breaking changes in schemas and contracts. We’ll also cover SQL Azure migration strategies and how the forthcoming VM and Admin Roles can aid in migrating to the cloud.

Session 3: Creating (and Adapting) Applications for the Cloud by Jim O’Neil

Windows Azure enables you to leverage a great deal of your Visual Studio and .NET expertise on an ‘infinitely scalable’ platform, but it’s important to realize the cloud is a different environment from traditional on-premises or hosted applications. Windows Azure provides new capabilities and features – like Azure storage and the AppFabric – that differentiate an application translated to Azure from one built for Azure. We’ll look at many of these platform features and examine tradeoffs in complexity, performance, and costs.

Note: There was an instructor-led hands-on lab at the Firestarter events.  However, we did not record this portion. The lab is based on the Azure @Home application, and features a fun exercise using distributed computing to help with medical research.  You can view previous screencasts about the lab, and follow along at home by visiting: http://distributed.cloudapp.net.

You can find all of the Firestarter session slides at the resource page on the US Cloud Connection site.  US Cloud Connection is our site for staying connected with the Microsoft Evangelists in the US focused on Windows Azure.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Azure-Firestarter-Fall-2010-Session-3-of-3 Is cloud computing still a foggy concept for you? Have you heard of Windows Azure, but aren’t quite sure of how it applies to you and the projects you’re working on? Windows Azure was first announced at the Microsoft PDC in 2008.  A year later, shortly after PDC 09, Windows Azure went into production.  At PDC 2010 in Redmond, a whole slew of new features for the Windows Azure platform were announced. In November & December 2010, the Microsoft US Cloud team hosted a series of Windows Azure Firestarter events in several US East Coast cities.  Brian Hitney, Jim O’Neil, and Peter Laudati combined presentations and hands-on exercises to demystify this disruptive (and super-hyped!) technology and to provide clarity as to where the cloud and Windows Azure can take you. We recorded the last event on December 9th in the Washington, DC area, and now it is here for your learning pleasure!  So, pop on some headphones and listen & learn at your own pace!  There are three recorded sessions: Session 1: Getting Your Head Into the Cloud by Peter Laudati (presented by Brian Hitney) Ask ten people to define “Cloud Computing,” and you’ll get a dozen responses. To establish some common ground, we’ll kick off the event by delving into what cloud computing means, not just by presenting an array of acronyms like SaaS and IaaS , but by focusing on the scenarios that cloud computing enables and the opportunities it provides. We’ll use this session to introduce the building blocks of the Windows Azure Platform and set the stage for the two questions most pertinent to you: “how do I take my existing applications to the cloud?” and “how do I design specifically for the cloud?” Session 2: Migrating Your Applications to the Cloud by Brian Hitney How difficult is it to migrate your applications to the cloud? What about designing your applications to be flexible inside and outside of cloud environments? These are common questio 4297 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Azure-Firestarter-Fall-2010-Session-3-of-3 Fri, 17 Dec 2010 06:56:04 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Azure-Firestarter-Fall-2010-Session-3-of-3 Brian, Jim O'Neil, Peter Laudati Brian, Jim O'Neil, Peter Laudati 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Azure-Firestarter-Fall-2010-Session-3-of-3/rss Azure DPEeast FireStarter FireStarter Events Windows Azure Azure Firestarter Fall 2010 - Session 2 (of 3) Is cloud computing still a foggy concept for you? Have you heard of Windows Azure, but aren’t quite sure of how it applies to you and the projects you’re working on?

Windows Azure was first announced at the Microsoft PDC in 2008.  A year later, shortly after PDC 09, Windows Azure went into production.  At PDC 2010 in Redmond, a whole slew of new features for the Windows Azure platform were announced.

In November & December 2010, the Microsoft US Cloud team hosted a series of Windows Azure Firestarter events in several US East Coast cities.  Brian Hitney, Jim O’Neil, and Peter Laudati combined presentations and hands-on exercises to demystify this disruptive (and super-hyped!) technology and to provide clarity as to where the cloud and Windows Azure can take you.

We recorded the last event on December 9th in the Washington, DC area, and now it is here for your learning pleasure!  So, pop on some headphones and listen & learn at your own pace! 

There are three recorded sessions:

Session 1: Getting Your Head Into the Cloud by Peter Laudati (presented by Brian Hitney)

Ask ten people to define “Cloud Computing,” and you’ll get a dozen responses. To establish some common ground, we’ll kick off the event by delving into what cloud computing means, not just by presenting an array of acronyms like SaaS and IaaS , but by focusing on the scenarios that cloud computing enables and the opportunities it provides. We’ll use this session to introduce the building blocks of the Windows Azure Platform and set the stage for the two questions most pertinent to you: “how do I take my existing applications to the cloud?” and “how do I design specifically for the cloud?”

Session 2: Migrating Your Applications to the Cloud by Brian Hitney

How difficult is it to migrate your applications to the cloud? What about designing your applications to be flexible inside and outside of cloud environments? These are common questions, and in this session, we’ll specifically focus on migration strategies and adapting your applications to be “cloud ready.”

We’ll examine how Azure VMs differ from a typical server – covering everything from CPU and memory, to profiling performance, load balancing considerations, and deployment strategies such as dealing with breaking changes in schemas and contracts. We’ll also cover SQL Azure migration strategies and how the forthcoming VM and Admin Roles can aid in migrating to the cloud.

Session 3: Creating (and Adapting) Applications for the Cloud by Jim O’Neil

Windows Azure enables you to leverage a great deal of your Visual Studio and .NET expertise on an ‘infinitely scalable’ platform, but it’s important to realize the cloud is a different environment from traditional on-premises or hosted applications. Windows Azure provides new capabilities and features – like Azure storage and the AppFabric – that differentiate an application translated to Azure from one built for Azure. We’ll look at many of these platform features and examine tradeoffs in complexity, performance, and costs.

Note: There was an instructor-led hands-on lab at the Firestarter events.  However, we did not record this portion. The lab is based on the Azure @Home application, and features a fun exercise using distributed computing to help with medical research.  You can view previous screencasts about the lab, and follow along at home by visiting: http://distributed.cloudapp.net.

You can find all of the Firestarter session slides at the resource page on the US Cloud Connection site.  US Cloud Connection is our site for staying connected with the Microsoft Evangelists in the US focused on Windows Azure.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Azure-Firestarter-Fall-2010-Session-2-of-3 Is cloud computing still a foggy concept for you? Have you heard of Windows Azure, but aren’t quite sure of how it applies to you and the projects you’re working on? Windows Azure was first announced at the Microsoft PDC in 2008.  A year later, shortly after PDC 09, Windows Azure went into production.  At PDC 2010 in Redmond, a whole slew of new features for the Windows Azure platform were announced. In November & December 2010, the Microsoft US Cloud team hosted a series of Windows Azure Firestarter events in several US East Coast cities.  Brian Hitney, Jim O’Neil, and Peter Laudati combined presentations and hands-on exercises to demystify this disruptive (and super-hyped!) technology and to provide clarity as to where the cloud and Windows Azure can take you. We recorded the last event on December 9th in the Washington, DC area, and now it is here for your learning pleasure!  So, pop on some headphones and listen & learn at your own pace!  There are three recorded sessions: Session 1: Getting Your Head Into the Cloud by Peter Laudati (presented by Brian Hitney) Ask ten people to define “Cloud Computing,” and you’ll get a dozen responses. To establish some common ground, we’ll kick off the event by delving into what cloud computing means, not just by presenting an array of acronyms like SaaS and IaaS , but by focusing on the scenarios that cloud computing enables and the opportunities it provides. We’ll use this session to introduce the building blocks of the Windows Azure Platform and set the stage for the two questions most pertinent to you: “how do I take my existing applications to the cloud?” and “how do I design specifically for the cloud?” Session 2: Migrating Your Applications to the Cloud by Brian Hitney How difficult is it to migrate your applications to the cloud? What about designing your applications to be flexible inside and outside of cloud environments? These are common question 4245 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Azure-Firestarter-Fall-2010-Session-2-of-3 Fri, 17 Dec 2010 06:55:41 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Azure-Firestarter-Fall-2010-Session-2-of-3 Brian, Jim O'Neil, Peter Laudati Brian, Jim O'Neil, Peter Laudati 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Azure-Firestarter-Fall-2010-Session-2-of-3/rss Azure DPEeast FireStarter FireStarter Events Windows Azure Azure Firestarter Fall 2010 - Session 1 (of 3) Is cloud computing still a foggy concept for you? Have you heard of Windows Azure, but aren’t quite sure of how it applies to you and the projects you’re working on?

Windows Azure was first announced at the Microsoft PDC in 2008.  A year later, shortly after PDC 09, Windows Azure went into production.  At PDC 2010 in Redmond, a whole slew of new features for the Windows Azure platform were announced.

In November & December 2010, the Microsoft US Cloud team hosted a series of Windows Azure Firestarter events in several US East Coast cities.  Brian Hitney, Jim O’Neil, and Peter Laudati combined presentations and hands-on exercises to demystify this disruptive (and super-hyped!) technology and to provide clarity as to where the cloud and Windows Azure can take you.

We recorded the last event on December 9th in the Washington, DC area, and now it is here for your learning pleasure!  So, pop on some headphones and listen & learn at your own pace! 

There are three recorded sessions:

Session 1: Getting Your Head Into the Cloud by Peter Laudati (presented by Brian Hitney)

Ask ten people to define “Cloud Computing,” and you’ll get a dozen responses. To establish some common ground, we’ll kick off the event by delving into what cloud computing means, not just by presenting an array of acronyms like SaaS and IaaS , but by focusing on the scenarios that cloud computing enables and the opportunities it provides. We’ll use this session to introduce the building blocks of the Windows Azure Platform and set the stage for the two questions most pertinent to you: “how do I take my existing applications to the cloud?” and “how do I design specifically for the cloud?”

Session 2: Migrating Your Applications to the Cloud by Brian Hitney

How difficult is it to migrate your applications to the cloud? What about designing your applications to be flexible inside and outside of cloud environments? These are common questions, and in this session, we’ll specifically focus on migration strategies and adapting your applications to be “cloud ready.”

We’ll examine how Azure VMs differ from a typical server – covering everything from CPU and memory, to profiling performance, load balancing considerations, and deployment strategies such as dealing with breaking changes in schemas and contracts. We’ll also cover SQL Azure migration strategies and how the forthcoming VM and Admin Roles can aid in migrating to the cloud.

Session 3: Creating (and Adapting) Applications for the Cloud by Jim O’Neil

Windows Azure enables you to leverage a great deal of your Visual Studio and .NET expertise on an ‘infinitely scalable’ platform, but it’s important to realize the cloud is a different environment from traditional on-premises or hosted applications. Windows Azure provides new capabilities and features – like Azure storage and the AppFabric – that differentiate an application translated to Azure from one built for Azure. We’ll look at many of these platform features and examine tradeoffs in complexity, performance, and costs.

Note: There was an instructor-led hands-on lab at the Firestarter events.  However, we did not record this portion. The lab is based on the Azure @Home application, and features a fun exercise using distributed computing to help with medical research.  You can view previous screencasts about the lab, and follow along at home by visiting: http://distributed.cloudapp.net.

You can find all of the Firestarter session slides at the resource page on the US Cloud Connection site.  US Cloud Connection is our site for staying connected with the Microsoft Evangelists in the US focused on Windows Azure.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Azure-Firestarter-Fall-2010-Session-1-of-3 Is cloud computing still a foggy concept for you? Have you heard of Windows Azure, but aren’t quite sure of how it applies to you and the projects you’re working on? Windows Azure was first announced at the Microsoft PDC in 2008.  A year later, shortly after PDC 09, Windows Azure went into production.  At PDC 2010 in Redmond, a whole slew of new features for the Windows Azure platform were announced. In November & December 2010, the Microsoft US Cloud team hosted a series of Windows Azure Firestarter events in several US East Coast cities.  Brian Hitney, Jim O’Neil, and Peter Laudati combined presentations and hands-on exercises to demystify this disruptive (and super-hyped!) technology and to provide clarity as to where the cloud and Windows Azure can take you. We recorded the last event on December 9th in the Washington, DC area, and now it is here for your learning pleasure!  So, pop on some headphones and listen & learn at your own pace!  There are three recorded sessions: Session 1: Getting Your Head Into the Cloud by Peter Laudati (presented by Brian Hitney) Ask ten people to define “Cloud Computing,” and you’ll get a dozen responses. To establish some common ground, we’ll kick off the event by delving into what cloud computing means, not just by presenting an array of acronyms like SaaS and IaaS , but by focusing on the scenarios that cloud computing enables and the opportunities it provides. We’ll use this session to introduce the building blocks of the Windows Azure Platform and set the stage for the two questions most pertinent to you: “how do I take my existing applications to the cloud?” and “how do I design specifically for the cloud?” Session 2: Migrating Your Applications to the Cloud by Brian Hitney How difficult is it to migrate your applications to the cloud? What about designing your applications to be flexible inside and outside of cloud environments? These are common questio 3454 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Azure-Firestarter-Fall-2010-Session-1-of-3 Fri, 17 Dec 2010 06:55:18 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Azure-Firestarter-Fall-2010-Session-1-of-3 Brian, Jim O'Neil, Peter Laudati Brian, Jim O'Neil, Peter Laudati 1 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Azure-Firestarter-Fall-2010-Session-1-of-3/rss Azure DPEeast FireStarter FireStarter Events Windows Azure Entity Framework Firestarter - Session 6 (of 6) On September 27th in New York City, Microsoft hosted an Entity Framework Firestarter event. We recorded the event, and now it is here for your learning pleasure!

The Entity Framework is a set of technologies in ADO.NET that support the development of data-oriented software applications. First introduced in .NET 3.5 SP1 in 2008, the Entity Framework underwent significant changes in its second version, known as Entity Framework 4, released in Visual Studio 2010 earlier this year.  If you haven’t looked at EF before due to “V1 concerns”, now is the time to check it out. 

EFFirestarterNYC What better way to learn about the Entity Framework than from the east coast’s resident EF guru & MS MVP, Julie Lerman!  Now you can catch the sessions Julie, Rachel Appel, and Stephen Bohlen delivered at the Entity Framework Firestarter in New York City on September 27, 2010! 

Pop on some headphones and listen & learn at your own pace!  You can find presentation slides & code demos here.

There are six sessions in total:

Session 1: It's Time To Look At The Entity Framework by Julie Lerman  

Why EF exists, where it fits into ADO.NET and long term MS strategy, basics about how EF works and some simple first step demos in VS2010.

Session 2: What’s new in EF4  by Steve Bohlen

Designer support, model first, stored procedure mappings, pass through sprocs. Lots of the other new stuff is in later talks.

Session 3: RAD development with EF by Rachel Appel

Drag & Drop with WPF, EntityDataSource, ASP.NET Dynamic Data Sites.

Session 4: Getting Started with POCOs in EF4 by Julie Lerman

How to create snapshot POCOs and dynamic proxy POCOs, differences between their behavior, new T4 code generation, customizing T4 for more targeted POCO classes

Session 5: Disconnected Strategies For ASP.NET & Services by Julie Lerman

Leverage new methods for custom WCF/ASP.NET apps, Self-Tracking Entities, quick look at WCF Data Services/oData & WCF RIA Services

Session 6: Writing Testable/Maintainable Apps with EF by Julie Lerman & Steve Bohlen

Build simple repositories, unit of work, unit tests, use them all in MVC app…

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-6-of-6 On September 27th in New York City, Microsoft hosted an Entity Framework Firestarter event. We recorded the event, and now it is here for your learning pleasure! The Entity Framework is a set of technologies in ADO.NET that support the development of data-oriented software applications. First introduced in .NET 3.5 SP1 in 2008, the Entity Framework underwent significant changes in its second version, known as Entity Framework 4, released in Visual Studio 2010 earlier this year.  If you haven’t looked at EF before due to “V1 concerns”, now is the time to check it out.  What better way to learn about the Entity Framework than from the east coast’s resident EF guru & MS MVP, Julie Lerman!  Now you can catch the sessions Julie, Rachel Appel, and Stephen Bohlen delivered at the Entity Framework Firestarter in New York City on September 27, 2010!  Pop on some headphones and listen & learn at your own pace!  You can find presentation slides & code demos here. There are six sessions in total: Session 1: It's Time To Look At The Entity Framework by Julie Lerman   Why EF exists, where it fits into ADO.NET and long term MS strategy, basics about how EF works and some simple first step demos in VS2010. Session 2: What’s new in EF4  by Steve Bohlen Designer support, model first, stored procedure mappings, pass through sprocs. Lots of the other new stuff is in later talks. Session 3: RAD development with EF by Rachel Appel Drag & Drop with WPF, EntityDataSource, ASP.NET Dynamic Data Sites. Session 4: Getting Started with POCOs in EF4 by Julie Lerman How to create snapshot POCOs and dynamic proxy POCOs, differences between their behavior, new T4 code generation, customizing T4 for more targeted POCO classes Session 5: Disconnected Strategies For ASP.NET & Services by Julie Lerman Leverage new methods for custom WCF/ASP.NET apps, Self-Tracking Entities, quick look at WCF Data Services/oData & WCF RI 4437 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-6-of-6 Tue, 02 Nov 2010 00:15:48 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-6-of-6 Peter Laudati Peter Laudati 1 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-6-of-6/rss DPEeast Entity Framework FireStarter FireStarter Events New York Entity Framework Firestarter - Session 5 (of 6) On September 27th in New York City, Microsoft hosted an Entity Framework Firestarter event. We recorded the event, and now it is here for your learning pleasure!

The Entity Framework is a set of technologies in ADO.NET that support the development of data-oriented software applications. First introduced in .NET 3.5 SP1 in 2008, the Entity Framework underwent significant changes in its second version, known as Entity Framework 4, released in Visual Studio 2010 earlier this year.  If you haven’t looked at EF before due to “V1 concerns”, now is the time to check it out. 

EFFirestarterNYC What better way to learn about the Entity Framework than from the east coast’s resident EF guru & MS MVP, Julie Lerman!  Now you can catch the sessions Julie, Rachel Appel, and Stephen Bohlen delivered at the Entity Framework Firestarter in New York City on September 27, 2010! 

Pop on some headphones and listen & learn at your own pace!  You can find presentation slides & code demos here.

There are six sessions in total:

Session 1: It's Time To Look At The Entity Framework by Julie Lerman  

Why EF exists, where it fits into ADO.NET and long term MS strategy, basics about how EF works and some simple first step demos in VS2010.

Session 2: What’s new in EF4  by Steve Bohlen

Designer support, model first, stored procedure mappings, pass through sprocs. Lots of the other new stuff is in later talks.

Session 3: RAD development with EF by Rachel Appel

Drag & Drop with WPF, EntityDataSource, ASP.NET Dynamic Data Sites.

Session 4: Getting Started with POCOs in EF4 by Julie Lerman

How to create snapshot POCOs and dynamic proxy POCOs, differences between their behavior, new T4 code generation, customizing T4 for more targeted POCO classes

Session 5: Disconnected Strategies For ASP.NET & Services by Julie Lerman

Leverage new methods for custom WCF/ASP.NET apps, Self-Tracking Entities, quick look at WCF Data Services/oData & WCF RIA Services

Session 6: Writing Testable/Maintainable Apps with EF by Julie Lerman & Steve Bohlen

Build simple repositories, unit of work, unit tests, use them all in MVC app…

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-5-of-6 On September 27th in New York City, Microsoft hosted an Entity Framework Firestarter event. We recorded the event, and now it is here for your learning pleasure! The Entity Framework is a set of technologies in ADO.NET that support the development of data-oriented software applications. First introduced in .NET 3.5 SP1 in 2008, the Entity Framework underwent significant changes in its second version, known as Entity Framework 4, released in Visual Studio 2010 earlier this year.  If you haven’t looked at EF before due to “V1 concerns”, now is the time to check it out.  What better way to learn about the Entity Framework than from the east coast’s resident EF guru & MS MVP, Julie Lerman!  Now you can catch the sessions Julie, Rachel Appel, and Stephen Bohlen delivered at the Entity Framework Firestarter in New York City on September 27, 2010!  Pop on some headphones and listen & learn at your own pace!  You can find presentation slides & code demos here. There are six sessions in total: Session 1: It's Time To Look At The Entity Framework by Julie Lerman   Why EF exists, where it fits into ADO.NET and long term MS strategy, basics about how EF works and some simple first step demos in VS2010. Session 2: What’s new in EF4  by Steve Bohlen Designer support, model first, stored procedure mappings, pass through sprocs. Lots of the other new stuff is in later talks. Session 3: RAD development with EF by Rachel Appel Drag & Drop with WPF, EntityDataSource, ASP.NET Dynamic Data Sites. Session 4: Getting Started with POCOs in EF4 by Julie Lerman How to create snapshot POCOs and dynamic proxy POCOs, differences between their behavior, new T4 code generation, customizing T4 for more targeted POCO classes Session 5: Disconnected Strategies For ASP.NET & Services by Julie Lerman Leverage new methods for custom WCF/ASP.NET apps, Self-Tracking Entities, quick look at WCF Data Services/oData & WCF RI 4895 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-5-of-6 Tue, 02 Nov 2010 00:15:13 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-5-of-6 Peter Laudati Peter Laudati 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-5-of-6/rss DPEeast Entity Framework FireStarter FireStarter Events New York Entity Framework Firestarter - Session 4 (of 6) On September 27th in New York City, Microsoft hosted an Entity Framework Firestarter event. We recorded the event, and now it is here for your learning pleasure!

The Entity Framework is a set of technologies in ADO.NET that support the development of data-oriented software applications. First introduced in .NET 3.5 SP1 in 2008, the Entity Framework underwent significant changes in its second version, known as Entity Framework 4, released in Visual Studio 2010 earlier this year.  If you haven’t looked at EF before due to “V1 concerns”, now is the time to check it out. 

EFFirestarterNYC What better way to learn about the Entity Framework than from the east coast’s resident EF guru & MS MVP, Julie Lerman!  Now you can catch the sessions Julie, Rachel Appel, and Stephen Bohlen delivered at the Entity Framework Firestarter in New York City on September 27, 2010! 

Pop on some headphones and listen & learn at your own pace!  You can find presentation slides & code demos here.

There are six sessions in total:

Session 1: It's Time To Look At The Entity Framework by Julie Lerman  

Why EF exists, where it fits into ADO.NET and long term MS strategy, basics about how EF works and some simple first step demos in VS2010.

Session 2: What’s new in EF4  by Steve Bohlen

Designer support, model first, stored procedure mappings, pass through sprocs. Lots of the other new stuff is in later talks.

Session 3: RAD development with EF by Rachel Appel

Drag & Drop with WPF, EntityDataSource, ASP.NET Dynamic Data Sites.

Session 4: Getting Started with POCOs in EF4 by Julie Lerman

How to create snapshot POCOs and dynamic proxy POCOs, differences between their behavior, new T4 code generation, customizing T4 for more targeted POCO classes

Session 5: Disconnected Strategies For ASP.NET & Services by Julie Lerman

Leverage new methods for custom WCF/ASP.NET apps, Self-Tracking Entities, quick look at WCF Data Services/oData & WCF RIA Services

Session 6: Writing Testable/Maintainable Apps with EF by Julie Lerman & Steve Bohlen

Build simple repositories, unit of work, unit tests, use them all in MVC app…

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-4-of-6 On September 27th in New York City, Microsoft hosted an Entity Framework Firestarter event. We recorded the event, and now it is here for your learning pleasure! The Entity Framework is a set of technologies in ADO.NET that support the development of data-oriented software applications. First introduced in .NET 3.5 SP1 in 2008, the Entity Framework underwent significant changes in its second version, known as Entity Framework 4, released in Visual Studio 2010 earlier this year.  If you haven’t looked at EF before due to “V1 concerns”, now is the time to check it out.  What better way to learn about the Entity Framework than from the east coast’s resident EF guru & MS MVP, Julie Lerman!  Now you can catch the sessions Julie, Rachel Appel, and Stephen Bohlen delivered at the Entity Framework Firestarter in New York City on September 27, 2010!  Pop on some headphones and listen & learn at your own pace!  You can find presentation slides & code demos here. There are six sessions in total: Session 1: It's Time To Look At The Entity Framework by Julie Lerman   Why EF exists, where it fits into ADO.NET and long term MS strategy, basics about how EF works and some simple first step demos in VS2010. Session 2: What’s new in EF4  by Steve Bohlen Designer support, model first, stored procedure mappings, pass through sprocs. Lots of the other new stuff is in later talks. Session 3: RAD development with EF by Rachel Appel Drag & Drop with WPF, EntityDataSource, ASP.NET Dynamic Data Sites. Session 4: Getting Started with POCOs in EF4 by Julie Lerman How to create snapshot POCOs and dynamic proxy POCOs, differences between their behavior, new T4 code generation, customizing T4 for more targeted POCO classes Session 5: Disconnected Strategies For ASP.NET & Services by Julie Lerman Leverage new methods for custom WCF/ASP.NET apps, Self-Tracking Entities, quick look at WCF Data Services/oData & WCF RI 4676 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-4-of-6 Tue, 02 Nov 2010 00:15:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-4-of-6 Peter Laudati Peter Laudati 1 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-4-of-6/rss DPEeast Entity Framework FireStarter FireStarter Events New York Entity Framework Firestarter - Session 3 (of 6) On September 27th in New York City, Microsoft hosted an Entity Framework Firestarter event. We recorded the event, and now it is here for your learning pleasure!

The Entity Framework is a set of technologies in ADO.NET that support the development of data-oriented software applications. First introduced in .NET 3.5 SP1 in 2008, the Entity Framework underwent significant changes in its second version, known as Entity Framework 4, released in Visual Studio 2010 earlier this year.  If you haven’t looked at EF before due to “V1 concerns”, now is the time to check it out. 

EFFirestarterNYC What better way to learn about the Entity Framework than from the east coast’s resident EF guru & MS MVP, Julie Lerman!  Now you can catch the sessions Julie, Rachel Appel, and Stephen Bohlen delivered at the Entity Framework Firestarter in New York City on September 27, 2010! 

Pop on some headphones and listen & learn at your own pace!  You can find presentation slides & code demos here.

There are six sessions in total:

Session 1: It's Time To Look At The Entity Framework by Julie Lerman  

Why EF exists, where it fits into ADO.NET and long term MS strategy, basics about how EF works and some simple first step demos in VS2010.

Session 2: What’s new in EF4  by Steve Bohlen

Designer support, model first, stored procedure mappings, pass through sprocs. Lots of the other new stuff is in later talks.

Session 3: RAD development with EF by Rachel Appel

Drag & Drop with WPF, EntityDataSource, ASP.NET Dynamic Data Sites.

Session 4: Getting Started with POCOs in EF4 by Julie Lerman

How to create snapshot POCOs and dynamic proxy POCOs, differences between their behavior, new T4 code generation, customizing T4 for more targeted POCO classes

Session 5: Disconnected Strategies For ASP.NET & Services by Julie Lerman

Leverage new methods for custom WCF/ASP.NET apps, Self-Tracking Entities, quick look at WCF Data Services/oData & WCF RIA Services

Session 6: Writing Testable/Maintainable Apps with EF by Julie Lerman & Steve Bohlen

Build simple repositories, unit of work, unit tests, use them all in MVC app…

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-3-of-6 On September 27th in New York City, Microsoft hosted an Entity Framework Firestarter event. We recorded the event, and now it is here for your learning pleasure! The Entity Framework is a set of technologies in ADO.NET that support the development of data-oriented software applications. First introduced in .NET 3.5 SP1 in 2008, the Entity Framework underwent significant changes in its second version, known as Entity Framework 4, released in Visual Studio 2010 earlier this year.  If you haven’t looked at EF before due to “V1 concerns”, now is the time to check it out.  What better way to learn about the Entity Framework than from the east coast’s resident EF guru & MS MVP, Julie Lerman!  Now you can catch the sessions Julie, Rachel Appel, and Stephen Bohlen delivered at the Entity Framework Firestarter in New York City on September 27, 2010!  Pop on some headphones and listen & learn at your own pace!  You can find presentation slides & code demos here. There are six sessions in total: Session 1: It's Time To Look At The Entity Framework by Julie Lerman   Why EF exists, where it fits into ADO.NET and long term MS strategy, basics about how EF works and some simple first step demos in VS2010. Session 2: What’s new in EF4  by Steve Bohlen Designer support, model first, stored procedure mappings, pass through sprocs. Lots of the other new stuff is in later talks. Session 3: RAD development with EF by Rachel Appel Drag & Drop with WPF, EntityDataSource, ASP.NET Dynamic Data Sites. Session 4: Getting Started with POCOs in EF4 by Julie Lerman How to create snapshot POCOs and dynamic proxy POCOs, differences between their behavior, new T4 code generation, customizing T4 for more targeted POCO classes Session 5: Disconnected Strategies For ASP.NET & Services by Julie Lerman Leverage new methods for custom WCF/ASP.NET apps, Self-Tracking Entities, quick look at WCF Data Services/oData & WCF RI 2961 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-3-of-6 Tue, 02 Nov 2010 00:14:51 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-3-of-6 Peter Laudati Peter Laudati 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-3-of-6/rss DPEeast Entity Framework FireStarter FireStarter Events Entity Framework Firestarter - Session 2 (of 6) On September 27th in New York City, Microsoft hosted an Entity Framework Firestarter event. We recorded the event, and now it is here for your learning pleasure!

The Entity Framework is a set of technologies in ADO.NET that support the development of data-oriented software applications. First introduced in .NET 3.5 SP1 in 2008, the Entity Framework underwent significant changes in its second version, known as Entity Framework 4, released in Visual Studio 2010 earlier this year.  If you haven’t looked at EF before due to “V1 concerns”, now is the time to check it out. 

EFFirestarterNYC What better way to learn about the Entity Framework than from the east coast’s resident EF guru & MS MVP, Julie Lerman!  Now you can catch the sessions Julie, Rachel Appel, and Stephen Bohlen delivered at the Entity Framework Firestarter in New York City on September 27, 2010! 

Pop on some headphones and listen & learn at your own pace!  You can find presentation slides & code demos here.

There are six sessions in total:

Session 1: It's Time To Look At The Entity Framework by Julie Lerman  

Why EF exists, where it fits into ADO.NET and long term MS strategy, basics about how EF works and some simple first step demos in VS2010.

Session 2: What’s new in EF4  by Steve Bohlen

Designer support, model first, stored procedure mappings, pass through sprocs. Lots of the other new stuff is in later talks.

Session 3: RAD development with EF by Rachel Appel

Drag & Drop with WPF, EntityDataSource, ASP.NET Dynamic Data Sites.

Session 4: Getting Started with POCOs in EF4 by Julie Lerman

How to create snapshot POCOs and dynamic proxy POCOs, differences between their behavior, new T4 code generation, customizing T4 for more targeted POCO classes

Session 5: Disconnected Strategies For ASP.NET & Services by Julie Lerman

Leverage new methods for custom WCF/ASP.NET apps, Self-Tracking Entities, quick look at WCF Data Services/oData & WCF RIA Services

Session 6: Writing Testable/Maintainable Apps with EF by Julie Lerman & Steve Bohlen

Build simple repositories, unit of work, unit tests, use them all in MVC app…

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-2-of-6 On September 27th in New York City, Microsoft hosted an Entity Framework Firestarter event. We recorded the event, and now it is here for your learning pleasure! The Entity Framework is a set of technologies in ADO.NET that support the development of data-oriented software applications. First introduced in .NET 3.5 SP1 in 2008, the Entity Framework underwent significant changes in its second version, known as Entity Framework 4, released in Visual Studio 2010 earlier this year.  If you haven’t looked at EF before due to “V1 concerns”, now is the time to check it out.  What better way to learn about the Entity Framework than from the east coast’s resident EF guru & MS MVP, Julie Lerman!  Now you can catch the sessions Julie, Rachel Appel, and Stephen Bohlen delivered at the Entity Framework Firestarter in New York City on September 27, 2010!  Pop on some headphones and listen & learn at your own pace!  You can find presentation slides & code demos here. There are six sessions in total: Session 1: It's Time To Look At The Entity Framework by Julie Lerman   Why EF exists, where it fits into ADO.NET and long term MS strategy, basics about how EF works and some simple first step demos in VS2010. Session 2: What’s new in EF4  by Steve Bohlen Designer support, model first, stored procedure mappings, pass through sprocs. Lots of the other new stuff is in later talks. Session 3: RAD development with EF by Rachel Appel Drag & Drop with WPF, EntityDataSource, ASP.NET Dynamic Data Sites. Session 4: Getting Started with POCOs in EF4 by Julie Lerman How to create snapshot POCOs and dynamic proxy POCOs, differences between their behavior, new T4 code generation, customizing T4 for more targeted POCO classes Session 5: Disconnected Strategies For ASP.NET & Services by Julie Lerman Leverage new methods for custom WCF/ASP.NET apps, Self-Tracking Entities, quick look at WCF Data Services/oData & WCF RI 4157 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-2-of-6 Tue, 02 Nov 2010 00:14:40 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-2-of-6 Peter Laudati Peter Laudati 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-2-of-6/rss DPEeast Entity Framework FireStarter FireStarter Events New York Entity Framework Firestarter - Session 1 (of 6) On September 27th in New York City, Microsoft hosted an Entity Framework Firestarter event. We recorded the event, and now it is here for your learning pleasure!

The Entity Framework is a set of technologies in ADO.NET that support the development of data-oriented software applications. First introduced in .NET 3.5 SP1 in 2008, the Entity Framework underwent significant changes in its second version, known as Entity Framework 4, released in Visual Studio 2010 earlier this year.  If you haven’t looked at EF before due to “V1 concerns”, now is the time to check it out. 

EFFirestarterNYC What better way to learn about the Entity Framework than from the east coast’s resident EF guru & MS MVP, Julie Lerman!  Now you can catch the sessions Julie, Rachel Appel, and Stephen Bohlen delivered at the Entity Framework Firestarter in New York City on September 27, 2010! 

Pop on some headphones and listen & learn at your own pace!  You can find presentation slides & code demos here.

There are six sessions in total:

Session 1: It's Time To Look At The Entity Framework by Julie Lerman  

Why EF exists, where it fits into ADO.NET and long term MS strategy, basics about how EF works and some simple first step demos in VS2010.

Session 2: What’s new in EF4  by Steve Bohlen

Designer support, model first, stored procedure mappings, pass through sprocs. Lots of the other new stuff is in later talks.

Session 3: RAD development with EF by Rachel Appel

Drag & Drop with WPF, EntityDataSource, ASP.NET Dynamic Data Sites.

Session 4: Getting Started with POCOs in EF4 by Julie Lerman

How to create snapshot POCOs and dynamic proxy POCOs, differences between their behavior, new T4 code generation, customizing T4 for more targeted POCO classes

Session 5: Disconnected Strategies For ASP.NET & Services by Julie Lerman

Leverage new methods for custom WCF/ASP.NET apps, Self-Tracking Entities, quick look at WCF Data Services/oData & WCF RIA Services

Session 6: Writing Testable/Maintainable Apps with EF by Julie Lerman & Steve Bohlen

Build simple repositories, unit of work, unit tests, use them all in MVC app…

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-1-of-6 On September 27th in New York City, Microsoft hosted an Entity Framework Firestarter event. We recorded the event, and now it is here for your learning pleasure! The Entity Framework is a set of technologies in ADO.NET that support the development of data-oriented software applications. First introduced in .NET 3.5 SP1 in 2008, the Entity Framework underwent significant changes in its second version, known as Entity Framework 4, released in Visual Studio 2010 earlier this year.  If you haven’t looked at EF before due to “V1 concerns”, now is the time to check it out.  What better way to learn about the Entity Framework than from the east coast’s resident EF guru & MS MVP, Julie Lerman!  Now you can catch the sessions Julie, Rachel Appel, and Stephen Bohlen delivered at the Entity Framework Firestarter in New York City on September 27, 2010!  Pop on some headphones and listen & learn at your own pace!  You can find presentation slides & code demos here. There are six sessions in total: Session 1: It's Time To Look At The Entity Framework by Julie Lerman   Why EF exists, where it fits into ADO.NET and long term MS strategy, basics about how EF works and some simple first step demos in VS2010. Session 2: What’s new in EF4  by Steve Bohlen Designer support, model first, stored procedure mappings, pass through sprocs. Lots of the other new stuff is in later talks. Session 3: RAD development with EF by Rachel Appel Drag & Drop with WPF, EntityDataSource, ASP.NET Dynamic Data Sites. Session 4: Getting Started with POCOs in EF4 by Julie Lerman How to create snapshot POCOs and dynamic proxy POCOs, differences between their behavior, new T4 code generation, customizing T4 for more targeted POCO classes Session 5: Disconnected Strategies For ASP.NET & Services by Julie Lerman Leverage new methods for custom WCF/ASP.NET apps, Self-Tracking Entities, quick look at WCF Data Services/oData & WCF RI 3329 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-1-of-6 Tue, 02 Nov 2010 00:14:27 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-1-of-6 Peter Laudati Peter Laudati 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Entity-Framework-Firestarter-Session-1-of-6/rss DPEeast Entity Framework FireStarter FireStarter Events New York Northeast Roadshow: Introduction to Windows Phone 7 Development This screencast with Chris Bowen is a brief introduction to developing applications for Windows Phone 7.  Based on a session given for the Northeast Roadshow, this introduces the design of Windows Phone 7, options for creating applications (using Silverlight and XNA), obtaining developer tools, and working with those tools.

Outline:

  • Introduction
  • [0:37] Glanceable Interface
  • [1:11] Metro Design Language
  • [1:44] Hubs
  • [2:56] Learning More About the UI - WindowsPhone7.com
  • [3:36] Types of Development - Silverlight & XNA
  • [6:03] Common Capabilities for Applications
  • [6:34] Getting the Developer Tools
  • [7:24] Demo - Creating a Silverlight Windows Phone 7 Application with Expression Blend 4 & Visual Studio 2010
  • [14:52] Demo - Windows Phone Emulator Tips & Visual Studio 2010 Options
  • [17:17] Resources & Conclusion 

Slides for this session, and other Northeast Roadshow sessions, can be found on the Code Gallery.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Northeast-Roadshow-Introduction-to-Windows-Phone-7-Development This screencast with Chris Bowen is a brief introduction to developing applications for Windows Phone 7.  Based on a session given for the Northeast Roadshow, this introduces the design of Windows Phone 7, options for creating applications (using Silverlight and XNA), obtaining developer tools, and working with those tools.Outline: Introduction [0:37] Glanceable Interface [1:11] Metro Design Language [1:44] Hubs [2:56] Learning More About the UI - WindowsPhone7.com [3:36] Types of Development - Silverlight & XNA [6:03] Common Capabilities for Applications [6:34] Getting the Developer Tools [7:24] Demo - Creating a Silverlight Windows Phone 7 Application with Expression Blend 4 & Visual Studio 2010 [14:52] Demo - Windows Phone Emulator Tips & Visual Studio 2010 Options [17:17] Resources & Conclusion  Slides for this session, and other Northeast Roadshow sessions, can be found on the Code Gallery. 1131 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Northeast-Roadshow-Introduction-to-Windows-Phone-7-Development Thu, 01 Jul 2010 01:54:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Northeast-Roadshow-Introduction-to-Windows-Phone-7-Development Chris Bowen Chris Bowen 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Northeast-Roadshow-Introduction-to-Windows-Phone-7-Development/RSS Chris Bowen DPEeast Northeast Silverlight Windows Phone Windows Phone 7 WP7 XNA XNA framework Northeast Roadshow: Parallel Programming with .NET 4 Chris Bowen is an overview of writing parallel code using the new classes and features available in .NET Framework 4 and the tools in Visual Studio 2010.  Based on a session given for the Northeast Roadshow, this walks through the basics of parallel programming, Tasks, PLINQ, data structures, debugging, and performance analysis.

Outline:
  • Introduction
  • [1:40] Parallelism
  • [3:29] Contention
  • [5:25] Threads, Thread Pool, Tasks & the TPL
  • [8:12] Demo - The Task Class
  • [14:42] Demo - PLINQ
  • [20:18] Data Structures & Primitives
  • [21:33] Demo - Barrier Class & CancellationSource/Token
  • [25:36] The Parallel Class
  • [27:09] Demo - Parallel Invoke() & For()
  • [30:04] Demo - Visual Studio 2010 Parallel Stacks & Parallel Tasks Windows
  • [32:41] Demo - Visual Studio 2010 Concurrency Visualizer
  • [39:08] Other Tools & Technologies for Parallel Computing
  • [40:57] Resources & Conclusion 

Slides for this session, and other Northeast Roadshow sessions, can be found on the Code Gallery.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Northeast-Roadshow-Parallel-Programming-with-NET-4 This screencast with Chris Bowen is an overview of writing parallel code using the new classes and features available in .NET Framework 4 and the tools in Visual Studio 2010.  Based on a session given for the Northeast Roadshow, this walks through the basics of parallel programming, Tasks, PLINQ, data structures, debugging, and performance analysis.Outline: Introduction [1:40] Parallelism [3:29] Contention [5:25] Threads, Thread Pool, Tasks & the TPL [8:12] Demo - The Task Class [14:42] Demo - PLINQ [20:18] Data Structures & Primitives [21:33] Demo - Barrier Class & CancellationSource/Token [25:36] The Parallel Class [27:09] Demo - Parallel Invoke() & For() [30:04] Demo - Visual Studio 2010 Parallel Stacks & Parallel Tasks Windows [32:41] Demo - Visual Studio 2010 Concurrency Visualizer [39:08] Other Tools & Technologies for Parallel Computing [40:57] Resources & Conclusion  Slides for this session, and other Northeast Roadshow sessions, can be found on the Code Gallery. 2563 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Northeast-Roadshow-Parallel-Programming-with-NET-4 Thu, 01 Jul 2010 01:41:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Northeast-Roadshow-Parallel-Programming-with-NET-4 Chris Bowen Chris Bowen 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Northeast-Roadshow-Parallel-Programming-with-NET-4/RSS .NET 4.0 .NET Framework 4.0 Chris Bowen Concurrency DPEeast Northeast Parallel Parallel Computing Visual Studio 2010 Northeast Roadshow: Introduction to Windows Azure Chris Bowen is a brief introduction to Windows Azure from the developer's perspective.  Based on a session given for the Northeast Roadshow ("Windows Azure - What, Why, and a Peek Under the Hood") this walks through the essentials of the Windows Azure platform and how to develop Windows Azure applications.

Outline:
  • Introduction
  • [3:52] Roles
  • [5:42] Instances
  • [7:16] Development Overview
  • [8:01] Getting the Tools, Web Platform Installer
  • [9:57] Demo - First Windows Azure Application
  • [14:44] Demo - The Cloud Service Project, Settings
  • [16:43] Demo - Running the Windows Azure Application, Developer Fabric UI
  • [19:38] Demo - Publishing & Deployment Options
  • [21:26] A Look at the Hardware Behind Windows Azure
  • [22:38] Windows Azure Architecture, Fabric, Fabric Controller
  • [24:06] A Deployment Example
  • [27:36] Storage Options
  • [29:43] Windows Azure AppFabric
  • [31:11] Pricing
  • [33:30] Resources & Conclusion 

Slides for this session, and other Northeast Roadshow sessions, can be found on the Code Gallery.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Northeast-Roadshow-Introduction-To-Windows-Azure This screencast with Chris Bowen is a brief introduction to Windows Azure from the developer's perspective.  Based on a session given for the Northeast Roadshow ("Windows Azure - What, Why, and a Peek Under the Hood") this walks through the essentials of the Windows Azure platform and how to develop Windows Azure applications.Outline: Introduction [3:52] Roles [5:42] Instances [7:16] Development Overview [8:01] Getting the Tools, Web Platform Installer [9:57] Demo - First Windows Azure Application [14:44] Demo - The Cloud Service Project, Settings [16:43] Demo - Running the Windows Azure Application, Developer Fabric UI [19:38] Demo - Publishing & Deployment Options [21:26] A Look at the Hardware Behind Windows Azure [22:38] Windows Azure Architecture, Fabric, Fabric Controller [24:06] A Deployment Example [27:36] Storage Options [29:43] Windows Azure AppFabric [31:11] Pricing [33:30] Resources & Conclusion  Slides for this session, and other Northeast Roadshow sessions, can be found on the Code Gallery. 2063 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Northeast-Roadshow-Introduction-To-Windows-Azure Wed, 30 Jun 2010 05:26:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Northeast-Roadshow-Introduction-To-Windows-Azure Chris Bowen Chris Bowen 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Northeast-Roadshow-Introduction-To-Windows-Azure/RSS Chris Bowen Cloud Computing DPEeast Northeast Visual Studio Windows Azure Connected Show Podcast - PHP On Windows ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Connected-Show-Podcast-PHP-On-Windows In this episode, guests Kanwaljeet Singla, Don Raman, and Wade Hilmo from the Microsoft IIS team join Peter to discuss the evolution of PHP on the Windows Platform. The IIS folks tell us about the improvements made to Windows in order to support PHP, including: Fast CGI, WinCache, PHP 5.3, the Web PI, and the SQL Server driver for PHP. (Interview starts at 24:31) Also, Dmitry and Peter rap about Windows Azure, Bing Maps, Expression Studio 4, & some 'select developer' news about Windows Phone 7! All in Klingon to boot! http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Connected-Show-Podcast-PHP-On-Windows Fri, 11 Jun 2010 19:33:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Connected-Show-Podcast-PHP-On-Windows Brian Johnson Brian Johnson 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Connected-Show-Podcast-PHP-On-Windows/RSS Bing Maps Developer Developers DPEeast Expression Expression Blend IIS Interoperability PHP Windows Azure Florida DotNetMinute #20 - Scott Dorman and his new CSharp Book ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Florida-DotNetMinute-20-Scott-Dorman-and-his-new-CSharp-Book Scott Dorman of Tampa Florida talks to us about his new "Teach Yourself Visual C# 2010 in 24 Hours" book.  Interview by Joe "devfish" Healy who managed to say "uh" about 50 times. 226 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Florida-DotNetMinute-20-Scott-Dorman-and-his-new-CSharp-Book Wed, 02 Jun 2010 17:46:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Florida-DotNetMinute-20-Scott-Dorman-and-his-new-CSharp-Book Joe Healy Joe Healy 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Florida-DotNetMinute-20-Scott-Dorman-and-his-new-CSharp-Book/RSS book devfish dotnetminute DPEeast florida Northeast Roadshow: A Look at Visual Studio 2010 This screencast with Chris Bowen takes an all-demo look at what's new in Visual Studio 2010.  Based on a session given for the Northeast Roadshow ("Visual Studio 2010 - That's a 10-4, Good Buddy!") you'll see many new features, from editing and debugging to extending Visual Studio itself.

Outline:

  • Introduction - Comparing Visual Studio 2010 Versions (see Visual Studio Products page)
  • [1:29] Demo - Start Page, New Project Dialog (Sort, Search, Multitargeting), Web Project Types, Add Item Dialog
  • [6:26] Demo - Coding Features: IntelliSense, Navigate To
  • [9:05] Demo - Box Selection/Typing, Identifier Highlighting
  • [10:56] Demo - Call Hierarchy
  • [12:29] Demo - Extending Visual Studio: Visual Studio Gallery, Extension Manager
  • [17:23] Demo - Web Development: Snippets
  • [20:19] Demo - Web Development: Publishing
  • [21:18] Demo - Web Development: Environment-Specific Configuration
  • [23:16] Resource - Visual Studio 2010 & .NET 4 Training Kit
  • [24:09] Demo - Debugging: Breakpoints
  • [26:31] Demo - Debugging: Data Tips
  • [29:44] Demo - Debugging: IntelliTrace
  • [34:35] Resources & Conclusion

Slides for this session, and other Northeast Roadshow sessions, can be found on the Code Gallery.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Northeast-Roadshow-A-Look-At-Visual-Studio-2010 This screencast with Chris Bowen takes an all-demo look at what's new in Visual Studio 2010.  Based on a session given for the Northeast Roadshow ("Visual Studio 2010 - That's a 10-4, Good Buddy!") you'll see many new features, from editing and debugging to extending Visual Studio itself.Outline: Introduction - Comparing Visual Studio 2010 Versions (see Visual Studio Products page) [1:29] Demo - Start Page, New Project Dialog (Sort, Search, Multitargeting), Web Project Types, Add Item Dialog [6:26] Demo - Coding Features: IntelliSense, Navigate To [9:05] Demo - Box Selection/Typing, Identifier Highlighting [10:56] Demo - Call Hierarchy [12:29] Demo - Extending Visual Studio: Visual Studio Gallery, Extension Manager [17:23] Demo - Web Development: Snippets [20:19] Demo - Web Development: Publishing [21:18] Demo - Web Development: Environment-Specific Configuration [23:16] Resource - Visual Studio 2010 & .NET 4 Training Kit [24:09] Demo - Debugging: Breakpoints [26:31] Demo - Debugging: Data Tips [29:44] Demo - Debugging: IntelliTrace [34:35] Resources & Conclusion Slides for this session, and other Northeast Roadshow sessions, can be found on the Code Gallery. 2158 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Northeast-Roadshow-A-Look-At-Visual-Studio-2010 Tue, 01 Jun 2010 21:04:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Northeast-Roadshow-A-Look-At-Visual-Studio-2010 Chris Bowen Chris Bowen 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Northeast-Roadshow-A-Look-At-Visual-Studio-2010/RSS .NET .NET Framework Chris Bowen Debugging DPEeast Northeast Visual Studio 2010 Connected Show Podcast - You Don't Find Skeet, Skeet Finds YOU! ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Connected-Show-Podcast-You-Dont-Find-Skeet-Skeet-Finds-YOU In this episode, the man, the myth, the legend: C# MVP Jon Skeet joins Peter on a whirlwind tour into the bowels of the C# language. Jon talks up lambdas, expression trees, and other C# goodness. Prepare to have your brain tickled! (Interview starts at 31:18) Also, guest host Andrew Brust joins Peter to rap about phpBB in the Microsoft Web Platform Installer, Office 2010, Windows Phone 7, and HTML5 video. http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Connected-Show-Podcast-You-Dont-Find-Skeet-Skeet-Finds-YOU Wed, 26 May 2010 14:04:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Connected-Show-Podcast-You-Dont-Find-Skeet-Skeet-Finds-YOU Brian Johnson Brian Johnson 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/dpeeast/Connected-Show-Podcast-You-Dont-Find-Skeet-Skeet-Finds-YOU/RSS C# Developer Developers DPEeast HTML 5 HTML5 Interoperability Office 2010 PHP Step into the New Decade with C# 4.0 Recorded Live at Philly.NET CodeCamp April 2010
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This presentation will cover the new C# 4.0 language features. This demo-heavy session will begin by covering various dynamic scenarios with C# including the new “dynamic” keyword, simplified Reflection, custom dynamic objects, duck typing, Iron Ruby integration, and more. We will also cover named and optional parameters, new COM Interop enhancements, co-variance, and contra-variance. If you are a C# developer, come learn about the new language tools that you can put in your toolbox!

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Steve Michelotti is a Microsoft ASP.NET MVP and an Architect/Developer for Applied Information Sciences (AIS). He has consulted at Advertising.com/AOL where he was the Tech Lead for one of the highest volume .NET applications in the world. He previously was the Chief Technologist at e.magination. Steve is a frequent presenter at developer user groups and Code Camps along the East Coast and holds the MCSD, MCPD, and MCT certifications. Steve has been on Microsoft Channel9 and his published articles include Visual Studio Magazine and his blog: www.geekswithblogs.net/michelotti. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Step-into-the-New-Decade-with-C-40 Recorded Live at Philly.NET CodeCamp April 2010http://codecamp.phillydotnet.org/2010-1Want more details on why you should attend a Microsoft Community Code Camp?SummaryThis presentation will cover the new C# 4.0 language features. This demo-heavy session will begin by covering various dynamic scenarios with C# including the new “dynamic” keyword, simplified Reflection, custom dynamic objects, duck typing, Iron Ruby integration, and more. We will also cover named and optional parameters, new COM Interop enhancements, co-variance, and contra-variance. If you are a C# developer, come learn about the new language tools that you can put in your toolbox!SpeakerSteve Michelotti is a Microsoft ASP.NET MVP and an Architect/Developer for Applied Information Sciences (AIS). He has consulted at Advertising.com/AOL where he was the Tech Lead for one of the highest volume .NET applications in the world. He previously was the Chief Technologist at e.magination. Steve is a frequent presenter at developer user groups and Code Camps along the East Coast and holds the MCSD, MCPD, and MCT certifications. Steve has been on Microsoft Channel9 and his published articles include Visual Studio Magazine and his blog: www.geekswithblogs.net/michelotti. 4500 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Step-into-the-New-Decade-with-C-40 Wed, 12 May 2010 16:30:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Step-into-the-New-Decade-with-C-40 Dave Isbitski Dave Isbitski 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Step-into-the-New-Decade-with-C-40/RSS .NET Framework 4.0 C# DPEeast DPEField PhillyCC Integrating Search: An Adventure Into Dependency Injection Recorded Live at Philly.NET CodeCamp April 2010
http://codecamp.phillydotnet.org/2010-1

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Most good search engines out there today expose an API against which we can program.  No matter what search engine you like to use, understanding how to access its API is becoming more important as application mashups and platform interoperability become more and more common.  The interesting thing is that there's different types of APIs available out there and in fact, the three primary search engines, Bing, Google, and Yahoo, each expose a different type of API.  This session is not about the advantages or disadvantages of each search engine but on how to access each of their APIs, and using WCF too.  Then, with a dependency injection technique, I'll show you how to put them all together into a common API that will allow your application to use which ever search engine you want without changing code.  This session will expose you to WCF access to outside APIs, both SOAP and REST, and intro into basic dependency injection, and time-permitting I'll wrap this up into some drag-and-drop controls you can use in any application, web or windows, with no code on your part.

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Miguel Castro is a principal consultant and trainer with SteelBlue Solutions and specializes in building and teaching how to build, .NET solutions. He is a Microsoft MVP, INETA Speaker, Conference Speaker, contributor to CoDe Magazine and DevSource.com, as well as an active blogger, and has been a software developer for over 20 years. With a Microsoft background that goes all the way back to VB 1.0 (and QuickBasic in fact).  Miguel has spoken at numerous user groups, code camps, and conferences around the country.  He has also been featured on the Internet Radio Talk Show, .NET Rocks, .NET Rocks-TV, Microsoft’s ARCast (Architecture Podcast), and The Polymorphic Podcast on numerous occasions.  His blog and other things of potential interest can be found at http://www.steelbluesolutions.com/, where you can obtain his new CodeBreeze code-generator.  He currently resides in Lincoln Park, NJ with his wife Elena and his daughter Victoria.
 ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Integrating-Search-An-Adventure-Into-Dependency-Injection Recorded Live at Philly.NET CodeCamp April 2010http://codecamp.phillydotnet.org/2010-1Want more details on why you should attend a Microsoft Community Code Camp?SummaryMost good search engines out there today expose an API against which we can program.  No matter what search engine you like to use, understanding how to access its API is becoming more important as application mashups and platform interoperability become more and more common.  The interesting thing is that there's different types of APIs available out there and in fact, the three primary search engines, Bing, Google, and Yahoo, each expose a different type of API.  This session is not about the advantages or disadvantages of each search engine but on how to access each of their APIs, and using WCF too.  Then, with a dependency injection technique, I'll show you how to put them all together into a common API that will allow your application to use which ever search engine you want without changing code.  This session will expose you to WCF access to outside APIs, both SOAP and REST, and intro into basic dependency injection, and time-permitting I'll wrap this up into some drag-and-drop controls you can use in any application, web or windows, with no code on your part.SpeakerMiguel Castro is a principal consultant and trainer with SteelBlue Solutions and specializes in building and teaching how to build, .NET solutions. He is a Microsoft MVP, INETA Speaker, Conference Speaker, contributor to CoDe Magazine and DevSource.com, as well as an active blogger, and has been a software developer for over 20 years. With a Microsoft background that goes all the way back to VB 1.0 (and QuickBasic in fact).  Miguel has spoken at numerous user groups, code camps, and conferences around the country.  He has also been featured on the Internet Radio Talk Show, .NET Rocks, .NET Rocks-TV, Microsoft’s ARCast (Architecture Podcast), and The Polymorphic Podcast on numerous occas 4677 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Integrating-Search-An-Adventure-Into-Dependency-Injection Wed, 12 May 2010 15:45:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Integrating-Search-An-Adventure-Into-Dependency-Injection Dave Isbitski Dave Isbitski 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Integrating-Search-An-Adventure-Into-Dependency-Injection/RSS Dependency Injection DPEeast DPEField PhillyCC Search Building Features in SharePoint 2010 Recorded Live at Philly.NET CodeCamp April 2010
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Visual Studio 2010, when installed in the same environment as SharePoint 2010, provides a broad set of project type templates for creating SharePoint assets (sites, site elements, etc.), more so than SharePoint 2007.  Upon creation of a SharePoint Project, Visual Studio 2010 automatically creates the necessary Feature and Package nodes, facilitating the creation of a SharePoint Feature and Solution Package.  Today's discussion (and walkthrough) will show a few different scenarios of creating a SharePoint 2010 Project containing some site elements, and how Visual Studio 2010 has made Feature and Package creation a much more simpler process.

Speaker
Michael Mukalian is a SharePoint Services MVP, Director and Architect for LiquidHub, Inc. (www.liquidhub.com) an information technology consultancy based in the Philadelphia area serving clients worldwide. With over 20 years of IT experience and certifications in VB.NET and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, Michael has architected and developed solutions for companies of all sizes. Check out Michael's blog at http://www.mukalian.com/blog.

 ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Building-Features-in-SharePoint-2010 Recorded Live at Philly.NET CodeCamp April 2010http://codecamp.phillydotnet.org/2010-1Want more details on why you should attend a Microsoft Community Code Camp?SummaryVisual Studio 2010, when installed in the same environment as SharePoint 2010, provides a broad set of project type templates for creating SharePoint assets (sites, site elements, etc.), more so than SharePoint 2007.  Upon creation of a SharePoint Project, Visual Studio 2010 automatically creates the necessary Feature and Package nodes, facilitating the creation of a SharePoint Feature and Solution Package.  Today's discussion (and walkthrough) will show a few different scenarios of creating a SharePoint 2010 Project containing some site elements, and how Visual Studio 2010 has made Feature and Package creation a much more simpler process.SpeakerMichael Mukalian is a SharePoint Services MVP, Director and Architect for LiquidHub, Inc. (www.liquidhub.com) an information technology consultancy based in the Philadelphia area serving clients worldwide. With over 20 years of IT experience and certifications in VB.NET and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, Michael has architected and developed solutions for companies of all sizes. Check out Michael's blog at http://www.mukalian.com/blog. 3824 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Building-Features-in-SharePoint-2010 Wed, 12 May 2010 14:52:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Building-Features-in-SharePoint-2010 Dave Isbitski Dave Isbitski 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Building-Features-in-SharePoint-2010/RSS DPEeast DPEField PhillyCC SharePoint What's New in .NET 4.0 Recorded Live at Philly.NET CodeCamp April 2010
http://codecamp.phillydotnet.org/2010-1

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Despite the fact that the Visual Studio 2010 and .NET 4.0 have not yet been released, the framework is stable enough to take a look at, so that's what we'll do! In this presentation, we'll get to see some of this stuff in action while we take a look at what's new and cool in the next .NET Framework release. After a high-level, whirlwind tour of all the new changes across the .NET spectrum, we'll narrow our focus on the core fundamentals of the framework itself by taking an existing .NET 3.5 application and sprucing it up with the likes of language enhancements, the Managed Extensibility Framework, and even throw in a bit of the Dynamic Language Runtime for good measure!

Speaker
Jess Chadwick is an independent software consultant specializing in web technologies. He has over a decade of development experience ranging from embedded devices in start-ups to enterprise-scale web farms at Fortune 500s. He is an ASPInsider, Microsoft MVP in ASP.NET, technical editor of the recently-released Silverlight 3 Programmers Reference (WROX) and is actively involved with the community, leading the NJDOTNET Central New Jersey .NET user group. You can visit his blog at http://blog.jesschadwick.com/. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Whats-New-in-NET-40 Recorded Live at Philly.NET CodeCamp April 2010http://codecamp.phillydotnet.org/2010-1Want more details on why you should attend a Microsoft Community Code Camp?SummaryDespite the fact that the Visual Studio 2010 and .NET 4.0 have not yet been released, the framework is stable enough to take a look at, so that's what we'll do! In this presentation, we'll get to see some of this stuff in action while we take a look at what's new and cool in the next .NET Framework release. After a high-level, whirlwind tour of all the new changes across the .NET spectrum, we'll narrow our focus on the core fundamentals of the framework itself by taking an existing .NET 3.5 application and sprucing it up with the likes of language enhancements, the Managed Extensibility Framework, and even throw in a bit of the Dynamic Language Runtime for good measure!SpeakerJess Chadwick is an independent software consultant specializing in web technologies. He has over a decade of development experience ranging from embedded devices in start-ups to enterprise-scale web farms at Fortune 500s. He is an ASPInsider, Microsoft MVP in ASP.NET, technical editor of the recently-released Silverlight 3 Programmers Reference (WROX) and is actively involved with the community, leading the NJDOTNET Central New Jersey .NET user group. You can visit his blog at http://blog.jesschadwick.com/. 4395 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Whats-New-in-NET-40 Wed, 12 May 2010 14:35:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Whats-New-in-NET-40 Dave Isbitski Dave Isbitski 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Whats-New-in-NET-40/RSS .NET .NET 4.0 .NET Framework .NET Framework 4.0 DPEeast DPEField PhillyCC WCF and jQuery: A Perfect Couple Recorded Live at Philly.NET CodeCamp April 2010
http://codecamp.phillydotnet.org/2010-1

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This session reviews how to use the AJAX features of jQuery to communicate with WCF using JSON.

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Chris Love is currently developing all new web sites in ASP.NET 2.0/3.0, but still have a few in ASP.NET 1.1. The rest is current history, but a rugged one to say the least. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/WCF-and-jQuery-A-Perfect-Couple Recorded Live at Philly.NET CodeCamp April 2010http://codecamp.phillydotnet.org/2010-1Want more details on why you should attend a Microsoft Community Code Camp?SummaryThis session reviews how to use the AJAX features of jQuery to communicate with WCF using JSON.SpeakerChris Love is currently developing all new web sites in ASP.NET 2.0/3.0, but still have a few in ASP.NET 1.1. The rest is current history, but a rugged one to say the least. 4820 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/WCF-and-jQuery-A-Perfect-Couple Wed, 12 May 2010 14:05:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/WCF-and-jQuery-A-Perfect-Couple Dave Isbitski Dave Isbitski 3 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/WCF-and-jQuery-A-Perfect-Couple/RSS DPEeast DPEField jQuery PhillyCC WCF Moving From the DataSet to Data Services Recorded Live at Philly.NET CodeCamp April 2010
http://codecamp.phillydotnet.org/2010-1

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OData and WCF Data Services makes it very easy to build data centric WCF Services.  In this session you will learn how to replace your current DataSet driven applications with WCF Data Services.

Speaker  
Don Demsak is a Senior Solution Architect at Tellago, based out of New Jersey, who specializes in building enterprise applications with .Net. He has a popular blog at www.donxml.com and is a Microsoft MVP, and a member of the INETA Speakers Bureau. He is currently immersed in building RESTful Services with .Net 3.5, exploring Domain Specific Languages in .Net, and promoting the use of Business Intelligence technologies to the .Net developer community.
]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Moving-From-the-DataSet-to-Data-Services Recorded Live at Philly.NET CodeCamp April 2010http://codecamp.phillydotnet.org/2010-1Want more details on why you should attend a Microsoft Community Code Camp?SummaryOData and WCF Data Services makes it very easy to build data centric WCF Services.  In this session you will learn how to replace your current DataSet driven applications with WCF Data Services.Speaker   Don Demsak is a Senior Solution Architect at Tellago, based out of New Jersey, who specializes in building enterprise applications with .Net. He has a popular blog at www.donxml.com and is a Microsoft MVP, and a member of the INETA Speakers Bureau. He is currently immersed in building RESTful Services with .Net 3.5, exploring Domain Specific Languages in .Net, and promoting the use of Business Intelligence technologies to the .Net developer community. 4917 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Moving-From-the-DataSet-to-Data-Services Wed, 12 May 2010 12:43:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Moving-From-the-DataSet-to-Data-Services Dave Isbitski Dave Isbitski 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Moving-From-the-DataSet-to-Data-Services/RSS Data Data Services DPEeast DPEField PhillyCC Real World Entity Framework Recorded Live at Philly.NET CodeCamp April 2010 http://codecamp.phillydotnet.org/2010-1

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Most applications connect to a database at some point and ORM tools, like Entity Framework, can make that process a lot simpler.  Whether you have worked with the Entity Framework before, sometimes it takes real world examples to make it all click.  In this session we will look at a few real world examples using Entity Framework with technologies like ASP.Net MVC, Silverlight and WCF.  We will look at some of the common issues when building applications with any ORM solution and how the new features in Entity Framework 4 help reduce development time and frustration.   Most importantly, you will get to see how Entity Framework can be utilized in real applications along with some tips, tricks and gotchas.

Speaker
Dane Morgridge has been a developer for 9+ years and has worked with .Net & C# since the first public beta. His current passions are Entity Framework, WPF, WCF, Silverlight and LINQ and is currently a Microsoft MVP for Data Platform Development. He works mostly with C#, but is also a big fan of whatever new technology he happens to come across. In addition to software development, he is the host of the Community Megaphone Podcast and also enjoys dabbling in graphic design, video special effects and hockey. When not with his family he is usually learning some new technology or working on some side projects. He is currently working as the Development Manager & Architect at Roska Direct in Montgomeryville, PA.  He can be reached through is blog http://geekswithblogs.net/danemorgridge or on Twitter @danemorgridge. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Real-World-Entity-Framework Recorded Live at Philly.NET CodeCamp April 2010 http://codecamp.phillydotnet.org/2010-1Want more details on why you should attend a Microsoft Community Code Camp?SummaryMost applications connect to a database at some point and ORM tools, like Entity Framework, can make that process a lot simpler.  Whether you have worked with the Entity Framework before, sometimes it takes real world examples to make it all click.  In this session we will look at a few real world examples using Entity Framework with technologies like ASP.Net MVC, Silverlight and WCF.  We will look at some of the common issues when building applications with any ORM solution and how the new features in Entity Framework 4 help reduce development time and frustration.   Most importantly, you will get to see how Entity Framework can be utilized in real applications along with some tips, tricks and gotchas.SpeakerDane Morgridge has been a developer for 9+ years and has worked with .Net & C# since the first public beta. His current passions are Entity Framework, WPF, WCF, Silverlight and LINQ and is currently a Microsoft MVP for Data Platform Development. He works mostly with C#, but is also a big fan of whatever new technology he happens to come across. In addition to software development, he is the host of the Community Megaphone Podcast and also enjoys dabbling in graphic design, video special effects and hockey. When not with his family he is usually learning some new technology or working on some side projects. He is currently working as the Development Manager & Architect at Roska Direct in Montgomeryville, PA.  He can be reached through is blog http://geekswithblogs.net/danemorgridge or on Twitter @danemorgridge. 4403 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Real-World-Entity-Framework Wed, 12 May 2010 02:03:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Real-World-Entity-Framework Dave Isbitski Dave Isbitski 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/Real-World-Entity-Framework/RSS Dane Morgridge Data DPEeast DPEField Entity Framework PhillyCC SharePoint 2010 Developer Roadmap Recorded Live at Philly.NET CodeCamp April 2010
http://codecamp.phillydotnet.org/2010-1

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Discuss new development technologies and how they affect custom solution development. This includes BCS, form development with InfoPath, workflow, Silverlight, SharePoint Designer, XSLT views, and Visual Studio 2010 tools.

Speaker
Bill Wolff is an independent consultant, trainer, and architect specializing in Microsoft development technologies. His company Agility Systems is based in the Philadelphia area. He served as a Solutions Architect in the Microsoft Practice at Unisys Corporation. He ran the consulting firm Wolff Data Systems for 15 years and directed armies of consultants in the dot com world. Bill is founder and President of the philly.net user group, a previous INETA board member where he served as Vice President, Speaker Bureau, and involved in several other user communities. Bill was a contributing author on several books. His certifications include trainer, systems engineer, developer, and Microsoft MVP for VB.NET. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/SharePoint-2010-Developer-Roadmap Recorded Live at Philly.NET CodeCamp April 2010http://codecamp.phillydotnet.org/2010-1Want more details on why you should attend a Microsoft Community Code Camp?SummaryDiscuss new development technologies and how they affect custom solution development. This includes BCS, form development with InfoPath, workflow, Silverlight, SharePoint Designer, XSLT views, and Visual Studio 2010 tools.SpeakerBill Wolff is an independent consultant, trainer, and architect specializing in Microsoft development technologies. His company Agility Systems is based in the Philadelphia area. He served as a Solutions Architect in the Microsoft Practice at Unisys Corporation. He ran the consulting firm Wolff Data Systems for 15 years and directed armies of consultants in the dot com world. Bill is founder and President of the philly.net user group, a previous INETA board member where he served as Vice President, Speaker Bureau, and involved in several other user communities. Bill was a contributing author on several books. His certifications include trainer, systems engineer, developer, and Microsoft MVP for VB.NET. 4631 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/SharePoint-2010-Developer-Roadmap Wed, 12 May 2010 01:41:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/SharePoint-2010-Developer-Roadmap Dave Isbitski Dave Isbitski 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Devs4Devs/SharePoint-2010-Developer-Roadmap/RSS DPEeast DPEField PhillyCC SharePoint