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MVC & DDC Open House - Slides and Demos
Thanks for everyone that participated on my half-day lecture about MVC & DDC on August 5'th at Microsoft Raanana. I really enjoyed sharing these exciting new technologies with you, and loved the amount of questions and interest that were on the those subjects. As I promised, you can download the slides and demo from here : Note : There is a small readme file which will guide you on the data installation, and after that you can just run the projects and look at the code. Recommendations: For...

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ScreenCast - How to work with DataAnnotations (VS2008 SP1 Beta)
Technorati Tags: Dynamic Data , VS2008 , VS2008 SP1 Beta   One of the most powerful aspects of Dynamic data is the fact that you have the ability to control the  behavior of your data model and according to the rules that you choose to enforce, the dynamic data module decide which tables and fields to show, and... the most important thing is how to show them. You can have all that if you'll just take a look at the System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations.dll. This DLL will help you to...

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ScreenCast - How to Work with Dynamic Data to Entities (VS2008 SP1 Beta)
Technorati Tags: Dynamic Data , VS2008 , VS2008 SP1 Beta Dynamic data is a technology that lets you build really quickly a full data aware application that is controlled form the model itself. The nice thing is that you can keep your application updated without touching your pages, and you can customize exactly how any of your fields and tables will behave through the Model layer. One of the nice features in SP1 is that you can now build a project with Dynamic Data to ADO.NET Entity Framework (Click...

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Visual Studio SP1 Beta is out (Dynamic Data to Entities)
Technorati Tags: Dynamic Data , VS2008 , VS2008 SP1 Beta You must admit that the framework that we all knew, became a really big one one the last releases of visual studio, and if we look forward it seems that our big tool box or shall I call it a box of tools (not to be confused with the popping up one for visual controls) is just getting bigger and the tools are getter shinier. If we'll try to look at what SP1 is going to offer us this summer, we better take a look at the beta that just came...

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