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Choosing an API to Talk to the Entity Framework

20 December 2007 All

Diego Vega [http://blogs.msdn.com/diego/] started me thinking about the differences between the different API's to the Entity Framework. I am currently doing a lot of writing about the Entity Framework and preparing many sessions on the topic so it obviously interests me :).  I had asked Diego a

Moving to Graffiti

20 December 2007 All

Today I started the migration of my web site and blog to Telligent's [http://www.telligent.com] new tool, Graffiti [http://www.graffiticms.com]. You can check out the latest news on Graffiti at www.graffiticms.com . It is currently in beta, but has some very interesting features. I am sure to go

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