13 Articles match "Entity Framework","Windows"

6 Articles match "Entity Framework","Windows"

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• The NoSQL Movement, LINQ, and MongoDB - Oh My!
  
  This is free, open-source database which runs on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X systems. Then we’d use LINQ to SQL or Entity Framework to generate the ORM classes. It is very similar to what LINQ to SQL and Entity Framework use to do the object-relational mapping. It appears at first that you have to run MongoDB in a console window. But you can register it as a Windows Service: Here’s some helpful advice on installing MongoDB as a Windows Service (there is a small bug you have to work around): [link]. Insanity!” Flat files? Related classes?
  Michael C. Kennedy's Weblog - Thursday, April 22, 2010
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• WCF Data Services versus WCF Soap Services
  
  This is a great question because it relates to a recent re-alignment of what used to be called “ADO.NET Data Services” (code-named Astoria) under the umbrella of Windows Communication Foundation (WCF), as well as the renaming of.NET RIA Services to WCF RIA Services. The resulting XML is used to populate client-side entities, which are change-tracked. Scott Hanselman Interview with Pabro Castro on OData Open Data Protocol (OData) WCF Data Services Team Blog Entity Framework 4.0 WCF Data Services? Whether that’s good or bad depends entirely on your point of view.
  Tony and Zuzana's World - Tuesday, April 13, 2010
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• Survival Skills for Developers
  
  If reading and writing from a database is a basic skill like walking, then a good data access framework is your walking stick. I’m a.NET guy so I’ve worked with NHibernate, SubSonic, Entity Framework, and a couple homegrown solutions. classes built into the.NET framework). If you only know how to build Windows or web applications, you are severely limiting your ability to efficiently handle the many small tasks that often accompanying development work like parsing a file or deploying software updates. Outcode. Outbuild. Outlast. Regex. Agree?
  Ardent Dev - Wednesday, February 10, 2010
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• LINQ to SQL: It Lives! (sort of)
  
  A lot of people are confused about whether or not they should use LINQ to SQL , because the word on the street is that Microsoft decided to kill it in favor of another ORM stack, the ADO.NET Entity Framework. liken the situation with that of Windows Forms versus Windows Presentation Foundation. Windows Forms aren’t going anywhere and will continue to be supported, but Microsoft is not going to invest a whole lot in advancing Windows Forms when WPF is their primary GUI platform. For a lot of situations, LINQ to SQL makes perfect sense.
  Tony and Zuzana's World - Tuesday, June 9, 2009
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• LINQ to SQL: It Lives! (sort of)
  
  A lot of people are confused about whether or not they should use LINQ to SQL , because the word on the street is that Microsoft decided to kill it in favor of another ORM stack, the ADO.NET Entity Framework. liken the situation with that of Windows Forms versus Windows Presentation Foundation. Windows Forms aren’t going anywhere and will continue to be supported, but Microsoft is not going to invest a whole lot in advancing Windows Forms when WPF is their primary GUI platform. For a lot of situations, LINQ to SQL makes perfect sense.
  Tony and Zuzana's World - Tuesday, June 9, 2009
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• DevWeek on the Horizon
  
  Entity Framework has grown up – the initial release, although gaining some popularity, missed features that made it truly usable in large-scale systems. introduces a number of features, such as self-tracking objects, that assist using Entity Framework in n-tier applications. An Introduction to Windows Workflow Foundation 4.0. introduces a new version of Windows Workflow Foundation. In addition we have a framework for flexible message correlation that allows the contents of a message to determine which workflow the message is destined for.
  .NET Meanderings - Monday, January 18, 2010
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