by Van
17. March 2010 15:10
The second day of MIX10 started with a Keynote. The day two keynote stated with the IE team. One of the main things they demonstrated is IE9 working with HTML5. Showing how IE9 with the new Window7 hardware can take advantage to it for better performance especially with video.
The Gu was back again for the second day taking about The improvements in ASP.NET 4.0, ASP.NET MVC 2.0.
We then saw great demos with Odata using the new Netflix feed.
To finish up the keynote was Bill Buxton who did a great talk on Natural User Interfaces.
My first session of the day was “OData: There's a Feed for That”. This session talked about how “OData” started at MIX07 with a session on Project Astoria, It then became ADO.NET Data Services with Visual Studio 2008. This session show using “Odata” in Excel 2010 with the power pivot plug-in. They also demonstrated converting Sharepoint 2010 List into an OData feed.
My next session was “Developing with WCF RIA Services Quickly and Effectively”. This was favorite session of the day. They showed some very good real world examples for using RIA services. Show how to use the MVVM pattern; demonstrated using authorization; doing validations. The best part for me was when he demonstrated RIA service on the windows phone.
My last session of the data was “Implementing OData: How to Create a Feed for That”. He started off showing Pivot on top of “Odata”. The demonstration how you control your data that you expose as an “Odata” feed.
by Van
15. October 2009 05:14
Attched are the Demos I did at the Nova Code Camp on Oct 10, 2009
These Demos have a simple Silverlight 3 app data binding local object; talking to SQL Server database using classic ADO.Net, ADO.NET Entity Framework and LINQ to SQL; communicating to an asp.net web project using ASMX web services, WCF web services, ADO.NET Data Services and.Net RIA Services.
Nova Code Camp - Silverlight Data Access.zip (9.90 mb)
Data Access With Silverlight 3.ppt (2.59 mb)