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Linq to SQL Session @ Developer Academy 2

Linq to SQL Session @ Developer Academy 2

Visual Studio 2008 Over the last months I've been using Linq to SQL in Visual Studio 2008 through its various releases. In the next Developers Conference here in Israel - Developer Academy 2, I will be giving a session that's all about Linq to SQL.

Next Generation Relational Data Access with LINQ to SQL

In Visual Studio 2008, Microsoft brings Next Generation Data Access with LINQ to SQL , a part of the LINQ project. LINQ to SQL is  designed to integrate relational data and queries easily into applications, without sacrificing high-performance SQL-based approaches.  In this session we will deep dive into LINQ to SQL, explore both the features and limitations of the new technology, and see how it can help us face the challenges in the data access area. You'll walk away from this session with many insights about adopting LINQ to SQL in your next generation application.

NOTE: Since LINQ to SQL is built on LINQ, I recommend that you also attend the session: "Discover .NET Language Integrated Query (LINQ) Framework".

This is the current agenda:

  • Developer Academy 2 Introducion: Why Do I Need Linq to SQL for? What daily problems does it help me to solve?
  • Linq to SQL Basics
    • Basic Queries
    • Inserts, updated, deletes
  • Using the Designer
  • Exploring the generated code
  • Inheritance
  • Stored Procedures and User Defined Functions
  • Multi-Tier Applications
  • Advanced Features
    • Change Tracking
    • Object Identity
    • Concurrency
    • Performance
  • Compare with ADO.Net Entity Framework (Linq to Entities)
  • Future Roadmap
  • Additional Resources

Did I miss anything?

The registration for this event is not open yet, but you can start preparing some questions...

See you There!

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Ghillie Suits » Linq to SQL Session @ Developer Academy 2 said:

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# October 25, 2007 10:33 PM

israel » Linq to SQL Session @ Developer Academy 2 said:

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# October 26, 2007 7:19 AM

Guy Burstein [MVP] said:

Entity Model Designer - What came out of it in Visual Studio 2008 Back in March, the Data Programmability

# October 26, 2007 11:29 AM

Aviv said:

Suggestion for agenda - data binding with LINQ objects and how LINQ and WCF integrate.

# October 29, 2007 9:16 PM

Guy Burstein said:

Thanks Aviv,

I am not sure about the Dat Binding thing, but building multi tier applications I will use WCF and see how those can work together.

Guy

# October 30, 2007 8:58 AM

Guy Burstein [MVP] said:

Entity Data Model Designer - What came out of it in Visual Studio 2008 Back in March, the Data Programmability

# October 31, 2007 8:27 AM

academy » Linq to SQL Session @ Developer Academy 2 said:

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# November 15, 2007 7:09 PM
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