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Astoria Design Walkthrough: Thinking of a future with sync & offline

Posted By: Andrew Conrad | Oct 22nd, 2008 @ 8:02 AM | 17,525 Views | 0 Comments

In the latest of the Astoria Design walkthroughs, Pablo Castro, ADO.NET Data Service architect, discusses the vision of introducing sync & offline capabilities into ADO.NET Data Services. For those folks going to PDC that want to hear more, be sure to attend Pablo's talk Offline-Enabled Data Services and Desktop Applications. Also on the Astoria team blog is write up of the proposed design.

Tags: ADO.NET, ADO.NET Data Services, Design, PDC 2008, Sync Framework

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