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system.data.objects dev guy becomes a compiler padawan
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over 2 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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More than 5 years ago I joined what became the Entity Framework team and started an awesome adventure which taught me a lot and has given me many memories which I will treasure: Everything from a room of MVPs yelling at me (so much that one of them later...
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EF FAQ Relocation and Overhaul
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over 2 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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It has been quite some time since I last updated the EF Frequently Asked Questions which makes them dramatically less useful to everyone. At its core, I think the reason for this delay is not just that I have been busy doing other things but rather...
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EF Query Tuning
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over 2 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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Continuing on the topic of application performance tuning, let’s turn our attention specifically to the EF and take a look at some of what’s going on under the covers with EF queries. Question #1: Where is the hot path? The first thing to think about...
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D3: Implementing the WCF Service
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over 2 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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D3 release 0.1322 is now available. The work that went into this release is all about building out the WCF service which D3 will use as the interface between our mid-tier and the client. I encountered a grab bag of issues along the way, so...
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EntityRoots – An EF Extensibility Exercise
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over 2 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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A little while back I was working on a project for one of the other teams in the Data and Modeling Group where we were building an EDM which was not huge but nevertheless had a number of entity sets, and I was trying various strategies to make the model...
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Generating Business Logic “Hooks” for EF4 Entities
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over 2 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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Once again a question in the EF MSDN Forum has prompted a blog post where I can give a more complete answer. If I understand things correctly, the person asking the question wanted a simple way to add business logic hooks to their entities which...
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D3: Test Fixture & Using a Fake Context While Testing a WCF Service
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over 2 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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First off, I’ll point out that D3 Release 0.1012 is now available on code gallery. In addition to a foray into a custom, attribute-based text parser (which I’ll not discuss in detail here unless someone really wants me to since it has little...
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D3: Testing, TFS and a Teenager
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over 2 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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It has been a couple months since I’ve put up a new release of D3, but that doesn’t mean I haven’t been working on it. Release 0.0814 is now available. This release is designed to work with VS2010 RC (available starting last week), but it should also...
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Cascade Delete and 1-to-1 (or 1-to-0..1) Relationships
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over 2 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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Here’s another episode in my ongoing mission to help folks be successful using the Entity Framework, as well as to learn more about how folks use the Entity Framework so that each release will be better than the last. Today’s task: Using cascade delete...
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Simple Query Results Caching with EF4
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over 2 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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Recently I spent some time working with a customer who was working on converting an existing application which had originally been written against an old 4GL database technology to .Net and EF4. The programming patterns used in the app were a lot different...
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Handling Concurrency: It’s a Matter of Trust
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over 2 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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(with apologies to Billy Joel <grin>) Last summer I wrote a few articles for MSDN Magazine about N-Tier patterns with the Entity Framework ( Entity Framework- Anti-Patterns To Avoid In N-Tier Applications , Entity Framework- N-Tier Application Patterns...
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D3: Rides Again – Now on VS2010 Beta 2
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over 3 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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And you thought I might never post on D3 again. I know. I know. Jedi knights don’t wait 6 months for a follow-up blog post. 1 Well, the wait is finally over. I’ve put a new release of D3 up on code gallery. In this...
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It’s time to rip up EntityBag and throw it away
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over 3 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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A couple of years ago when the overall shape of what we would ship in the first release of the entity framework became apparent, I realized that one of the biggest issues users of that release would fight with was creating N-tier applications. So...
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D3: Building Great Software is a Battle, Don’t Leave Any Assets on the Sidelines
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over 3 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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Another D3 release is up. This time I continued my focus on fundamentals. Some of this is tedious, but as I establish solid mechanics I’m starting to gain some momentum. The theme for today is using every last asset at your disposal to fight the battle...
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D3: Fun with Concurrency and Model First – Part 1
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over 3 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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The second D3 release is now up at: d3-0.0026.zip It’s the fruit of my labors pretty much full-time this week because it has been “App Week” on the EF team this week. What a great time! My kids got out of school for summer break last Friday (which...
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D3: Release 0.0010
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over 3 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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OK folks, after way too much delay, I’ve finally gotten all my ducks in a row and begun the process of rewriting DPMud. Since my goal is to completely rebuild it from scratch, the process is going to take a while, and I intend to let you all look...
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Links: EF4 Podcast, N-Tier Anti-Patterns, and some thoughts about DDD
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over 3 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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Here are a few more resources I hope you will find useful: Recently I had a conversation about EF4 with Carl and Richard of .Net Rocks, and it went up on their site today. Have a listen at http://www.dotnetrocks.com/default.aspx?showNum=451 . ...
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Some Great EF Resources
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over 3 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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One of the things that’s cool about working on the EF team and getting the chance to talk to customers about what we do and answer questions and such is that I get to hear about lots of things that folks outside the EF team do with the EF. It’s...
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EF4 Beta 1 now available!
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over 3 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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In case you haven’t heard yet, VS 2010 beta 1 and .Net 4 beta 1 are now available for public download, and that means EF4 beta 1 is available as well: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/dd582936.aspx Lots of goodies! Check it out, and let us...
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Online TechTalk about POCO and other EF4 Features
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over 3 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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Yesterday, while we were here at TechEd, Alex James and I sat down and recorded a short discussion about POCO and other features coming EF4. Check it out at: http://www.msteched.com/online/view.aspx?tid=ef76e96c-7471-44a6-aa88-1ada037471ca - Danny
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Code Sample from my Applied Entity Framework talk at TechEd 2009 now available
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over 3 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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This week I gave a talk at TechEd focusing on architectural considerations as well as some useful tips for creating n-tier applications with the Entity Framework v3.5SP1. The code from the simple sample application is now available at http://code...
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Cool things are coming in EF4!
Posted
over 3 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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I’m off at TechEd this week talking to customers about the EF—especially about ways to be successful using the EF right now with 3.5sp1. Meanwhile, though, we’re getting close to releasing the first beta of EF4 (yeah!). As we gear up for that...
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Lots of EF Fun at TechEd Next Week
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over 3 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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I’m off to TechEd North America in LA next week where I’ll be presenting a 400-level session titled “Applied Entity Framework”. The session will mostly be focused on helping folks be more successful using EF3.5sp1 but also with some info about features...
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Building N-Tier applications with the EF – The Basics
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over 3 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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Today I was looking at a post in the forums where someone asked a very natural and common question about the EF that I end up answering pretty frequently. So I decided to put my answer here on my blog to make it easier to refer back to the answer...
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D3: Using T4 to Generate Entity and Context Classes
Posted
over 3 years ago
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Daniel Simmons - MSFT
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Sorry for the DPMud hiatus. Here’s another installment for those interested in the process. I’m still trying to get a public source repository up. Until that’s functional I’m not going to do a lot of development because I want to share the process with...
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