No problem. [MS] announced Visual Studio Shell product. Just use the pieces and parts of Visual Studio, put them together and voila, there is your IDE. At least […]
.net 3.5 / ORM
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Microsoft ORM saga revealed
Matt Warren talks about what happened to ObjectSpaces, WinFS and why [MS] is going with LINQ to SQL as sole ORM product in Orcas wave. Very interesting read I […]
.net 3.5 / ORM / Slovenia
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My ORM presentations at NT Konferenca 2007 (Slovene event)
A year passed like nothing and NT Konferenca, biggest national [MS] event, is here again. This year I’ll be all ORM oriented, in fact, I’ll give two presentations on […]
.net / .net 3.5
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Inserting records containing timestamp columns in ADO.NET Entity Framework
In case you are playing with ADO.NET Entity Framework you might have seen that, by default, when you have timestamp columns in a new entity they are being inserted […]
.net / .net 3.5
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Say bye to ADO.NET Entity Framework in Orcas/.NET 3.5 RTM
As many reported (including me), ADO.NET team decided to postpone the EDM designer after Orcas/.NET 3.5 RTM. With this move they basically frozen the use of EF in real […]
.net / .net 3.5
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Starting with ADO.NET Entity Framework in Orcas beta 1
Orcas is bringing two similar but different LINQed ORM approaches: LINQ to SQL and Entity Framework/LINQ to Entities. I thought that it is about time to try out […]