This Tuesday I will be presenting Silverlight and data services in West Palm Beach, sponsored by INETA. I've presented Silverlight quite a bit and each time I do I change a little of the presentation and demos as I find new interesting demos. This presentation will focus on data binding techniqu

When developing a Silverlight 2 project that uses WCF service references or ADO.NET Data Services Astoria references, and you want to push the builds to a test server, there are a few changes that need to be made so the references point to the test server and not the dev box. Shawn Wildermuth has

Thanks to INETA [http://ineta.org], I’ll be presenting at the GatorMUG .NET [http://gatormug.org/] [http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0596523092/johnpanet-20]Users Group in Gainesville, Florida this Thursday at 5pm on January 15th 2009. Gotta love them national champion Florida Gators! At the

This Thursday at 3pm EST (12PT) I will be joining Glen Gordon and Brian Johnson for a MSDN geekSpeek webcast where we will be talking about Silverlight and ADO.NET Data Services. Come for the great topic, conversation and demos! This is a great chance to hear and ask about some of the topics from my

ADO.NET Data Services (hereafter called Astoria) allows simple URI mapping to entity models. Pretty cool. We can also dive into the entity model and return hierarchical data. For example, a set of Customer entities can be returned without their children or the Customer can be returned with their chi