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My Current Learning List of Technologies
My Current Learning List of Technologies In the last few days I have started to learn few old/new technologies that I think you should consider learning in the near future as well (if you didn’t learn them before). The technologies: ASP.NET MVC Framework – the new framework that leverage the MVC pattern for ASP.NET. The technology is a must learn technology for every .NET web developer in my opinion. Learning the framework will give you a new choice for implementing web applications with MVC pattern...
The End of LINQ To SQL?
The End of LINQ To SQL? Today I read a few blog posts that were published regarding  the announcement on the ADO.NET Team Blog ( David Hayden , Oren Eini   and more). That announcement included the following lines which made everybody furious: ”We’re making significant investments in the Entity Framework such that as of .NET 4.0 the Entity Framework will be our recommended data access solution for LINQ to relational scenarios.  We are listening to customers regarding LINQ to SQL and...
LINQ To SQL Vs. Entity Framework
In the post I compare the LINQ to SQL framework and the entity framework....
Getting Started With Entity Framework
In the post I introduce the entity framework....
SketchPad - Entity Framework and LINQ to SQL Examples
SketchPad - Entity Framework and LINQ to SQL Examples Are you tired of Northwind examples? Samir Bajaj a developer in the ADO.NET team has pubished a nice example of using the Entity Framework and LINQ to SQL . The example is not the ordinary Northwind example but a win SketchPad application. Samir implemented a startegy pattern that enable us to replace the data access between the two frameworks . You can use either his Entity Framework implementation or his LINQ to SQL implementation. I found this...