1. data programming and modeling for the Microsoft .net developer
chris anderson and don box
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2. data, modeling, and the .net developer
Visual Studio
“Quadrant”
Data Services
Entity Framework
ADO.NET
“M”/EDM
SQL
Azure
SQL
Server …
SQL Server Modeling Services

3. ado.net entity framework
System.Data.Objects
System.Data.EntityClient
System.Data.Metadata.Edm
System.Data.*Client
Relational
Stores

4. pit of success start with the database start with an edmx model
“database is the truth”
why? it already exists, or you want low level control over the database
what? import model into edmx and tweak
start with an edmx model
“edmx is the truth”
why? you want separation from code and database in a declarative format
what? create a model and tweak
start with .net classes
“code is the truth”
why? primarily focused on code shape, database is an implementation detail
what? define classes in code, adjust shape using contextbuilder

5. odata: open data protocol
OData Consumers
OData Producers
OData Protocol
Excel/PowerPivot
.NET Framework
Sharepoint
Visual Studio
Sharepoint Services
.NET Framework
Silverlight
SQL Server Reporting Services
Javascript/AJAX
Windows Azure Table Storage
PHP
Codename “Dallas”
Java
ODGI

6. codename “m”: a language for data
T-SQL
Specification
Grammar Specification
EDMX
Specification

7. resources web talks http://msdn.com/data
shyam and chrisan on ado.net entity framework : tuesday 3pm, petree hall d)
henrik on rest and odata in wcf : wednesday, 11:30am, hall e
purdy and sells on codename “quadrant” and “m” : wednesday 11:30am 408b
don and pinky on codename “m” : wednesday 1PM, 408a
pablo on odata : wednesday 2pm, 515b
pablo deep dive on odata : thursday 9:30am, vs/.net lounge
james and shoshe on sql server modeling services: thursday 11:30am, 515b

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