I've been working in the trenches for 20+ years developing commerical products with MS technologies. Currently working with .Net and C# to develop RFI-enabled winforms apps on handhelds and other portable devices.
IronSpeed doesn't use LINQ (obviously), but since it's a few years ahead of BLINQ, it should give you a good idea about how cool BLINQ can be in the future.
One of the very cool things about IronSpeed is that you can regenerate over-and-over as your DB evolves and you don't lose changes you've made to code. BLINQ will def. need this functionality to complete.
Great video, looking forward to working with BLINQ.
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Polita Paulus - BLINQ
IronSpeed doesn't use LINQ (obviously), but since it's a few years ahead of BLINQ, it should give you a good idea about how cool BLINQ can be in the future.
One of the very cool things about IronSpeed is that you can regenerate over-and-over as your DB evolves and you don't lose changes you've made to code. BLINQ will def. need this functionality to complete.
Great video, looking forward to working with BLINQ.
Robert Fripp - Behind the scenes at Windows Vista recording session
When Vista starts up, it should go:
"Ding!"
And our minds will think..."You are now free to move about your computer"
It's a simple sound that means SO much
Ken Levy - First look at Visual FoxPro 9
https://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=10276
With a few minor tweaks to VFP v9 it may be a good candidate to replace C# v3
Anders Hejlsberg - Tour through computing industry history at the Microsoft Museum