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MSDN Dec2007
- 16. VS 2005 Vista VS 2008 time Version = Assembly references + compilers No new CLR runtime .NET 3.0 .NET 3.5
- 17. Developer Productivity Team Collaboration Support for the Latest Platforms
- 18. Architects Developers Designers Testers Project Managers Hobbyists Enthusiasts Students Database Edition Development Edition Architecture Edition Test Edition Team Foundation Server
- 27. ADO.NET Accessing data today Queries in quotes Loosely bound arguments Loosely typed result sets No compile time checks
- 28. Classes describe data Tables are like collections Strongly typed connections Integrated query syntax Strongly typed results
- 29. from c in db.Customers where c.City == "London" select c.CompanyName LINQ Query SQL Query SELECT CompanyName FROM Cust WHERE City = 'London' Rows Objects SubmitChanges() DML or SProcs db.Customers.Add(c1); c2.City = “Seattle"; db.Customers.Remove(c3); INSERT INTO Cust … UPDATE Cust … DELETE FROM Cust … SQL Server Application LINQ to SQL
- 42. XAML events methods Media – wmv, mp3, etc… Proxy – [ScriptService] + LINQ HTML Java Script
- 53. XAML events methods Media – wmv, mp3, etc… URI query to WebDataService – [WebGet] + LINQ New or custom Silverlight controls HTML MIniCLR + Javascript
- 55. ASP.NET Custom Controls (with AJAX and Silverlight)
- 57. Silverlight 1.0 – build your own controls XAML events methods Media – wmv, mp3, etc… Proxy – [ScriptService] + LINQ HTML Java Script
- 59. Silverlight and ASP.NET AJAX Data Exchange in the Photo Viewer control
- 62. Silverlight 2.0 – customize or build controls XAML events methods Media – wmv, mp3, etc… URI query to WebDataService – [WebGet] + LINQ New or custom Silverlight controls HTML MIniCLR + Javascript
- 64. Please fill out your eval. When you are done, pass them all to the left.
- 65. Thanks for attending! Lynn Langit MSDN Developer Evangelist – Southern California http://blogs.msdn.com/SoCalDevGal
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