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Originally, we had planned to have Jeff Wharton as our guest this week, to take your questions on and share tips around SQL Server Compact Edition . Unfortunately, Jeff has been called "offline" (as they say today) for personal reasons. In our...

Regrettably we did not get a chance to promote the geekSpeak we had this week through this blog, but you can still catch a recording of it. Karl Shifflet is an MVP in the Charlotte, NC area who worked on a great project - Mole. Mole is a visualizer for...

Here are the resources mentioned on our show with Paul Sheriff. You can watch the recording here . Good reference information for LINQ to SQL LINQ to XML in the MSDN Library - http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb387098.aspx LINQ to XML - 5 Minute...

Here are some resources to accompany our geekSpeak from March 26 - Tame your Software Dependencies with James Kovacs (click the link to view the recording) Resources and Tools James's MSDN article http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc337885.aspx...

We've had a few geekSpeaks on LINQ in general, so it makes sense to start digging a little deeper into some of the specific implementations of LINQ. This week, Paul Sheriff will take your questions and share some best practices around LINQ to XML. Register...