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  • PDC 2009

    We’ve already heard it mentioned last week in Los Angeles, but here’s the date already…
    Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on 11-04-2008
    Filed under: PDC08
  • Entity Framework Futures

    A bit late, but it was still in my drafts folder, I just had to finish it. Timothy Mallalieu presented the session on the future of Entity Framework. The Data Platform We have so many data storage options and so many needs for data. Normal data access Users and applications get data from the database...
    Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on 11-04-2008
    Filed under: PDC08, Entity Framework
  • Oslo : Building textual DSLs

    This is the geek *** session Don Box mentioned. Chris Anderson and Giovanni Della-Libera are presenting, the entire Oslo team that’s here is inside this room. module PDC {   language Contacts   {     syntax Main = checked :Contact => checked ;       syntax...
    Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on 10-30-2008
    Filed under: PDC08, Oslo, Textual DSL, M Language
  • “M” and MService

    I’ve been talking to people and perhaps here on the blog that during the Doug Purdy talk they showed a demo of MService where, with a few lines of code, a REST enabled WCF services with WF activities was created with only so few lines of actual code. service Service {   operation PhotoUpload(stream...
    Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on 10-30-2008
    Filed under: PDC08, Oslo, M Language, Dublin
  • “Oslo” repositories and models

    Just saw Chris Sells show a session on some other expects of Oslo that wasn’t introduced yet. It was again stated that the repository in Oslo is a normal SQL Server database. All your models are just SQL in the database and everything is designed for extensibility. Some of the core features are: Repository...
    Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on 10-30-2008
    Filed under: PDC08, Oslo, M Language
  • "Oslo": Customizing and Extending the Visual Design Experience

    Together with Alex Thissen, Paul Gielens, Marco Stolk and Dries Marckmann we’ve been reflecting our thoughts on “M”. Right now we’re all at another Oslo talk about Quadrant. Why “Quadrant”? As more software becomes more model-driven, the volume of data in the system grows We need a tool that lets people...
    Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on 10-29-2008
    Filed under: PDC08, Oslo, M Language
  • Best PDC session so far : Lap around “Oslo”

    I’m at the “Lap around ‘Oslo’” talk together with Alex Thissen and Paul Gielens . This is by far the best session I’ve seen so far! The talk began about models. We were looking at modeling and modeling domains, but what is a model? We have… Drawings Models used to communicate with others, for example...
    Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on 10-28-2008
    Filed under: PDC08, Oslo, Textual DSL, M Language
  • CodeRush Xpress

    Mark Miller from DevExpress just announced CodeRush Xpress for C# developers, for free!!! In a partnership with Microsoft, DevExpress is making this tool available for Visual Studio. It’s a selection of CodeRush and Refactor! Pro features. Refactor! Pro is one of my favorite tools available for Visual...
    Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on 10-28-2008
    Filed under: Utilities, PDC08
  • PDC 2008 Photos

    A lot of photos, many many more to come… Most are Los Angeles, Santa Monica beach and other locations. PDC 2008 isn’t that interesting to look at! ;-) http://flickr.com/photos/dvdstelt/sets/72157608454625991/
    Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on 10-28-2008
    Filed under: PDC08
  • PDC 2008 : Keynote 2

    Scott Guthrie is talking… Very fast what he’s talking about… WPF 4.0 has touch .NET 4.0 can be loaded in the same process as .NET 2.0 Visual Studio 2010 is build in WPF Ability to create awesome visualizers in Vsual Studio 2010 Scott just shows us a 200 line code visualizer that replaces the normal ...
    Posted to Dennis van der Stelt by Dennis van der Stelt on 10-28-2008
    Filed under: Silverlight, PDC08, Visual Studio 2010
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