VS2008 Training Kit: .NET Framework 3.5 Enhancements
Description
Hi and welcome to another Visual Studio 2008 Training Kit screencast.
This session was presented by Steve Lasker and is the from the
Visual Studio 2008 training kit available from https://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=7602397.
Synchronization Services allows you to maintain a local, synchonizable copy of your data regardless of connection reliability or availability. This session will introduce sycnrhonization services and how you can build applications that
use the services.
Recorded September 2007.
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The Discussion
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PerfectPhase Fullscreen link broken. -
DavidAiken Thanks for the heads up. I've corrected the link and it should be working now. -
PerfectPhase DavidAiken wrote:Thanks for the heads up. I've corrected the link and it should be working now.
Thanks, great videos, looking forward to the next batch! -
BugsAreBad Steve,
Please fix the spelling of the title. I have been to C9 looking for content about sync services and I was not able to find any (until I used google). Please add a "sync services" tag (or something) to content about sync services. I wonder what else is out there that I have not seen?
--Bugs -
mercdev ADO "Synchornization" Services
Bugs made a good point, I only stumbled upon this from a google link because of the spelling.