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Maybe you've already heard about ASP.NET SignalR and how you can use it to do "real-time" web. Or how it lets you easily push content from your server up into your HTML5 Client, or back from your client to the server. But have you seen how you can make SignalR and LightSwitch work together??? ...

Matt Sampson has a new blog today that covers how to find your OData Services that LightSwitch produces, and then how to create a custom Silverlight control for your LightSwitch screens that easily enables you to find these OData Services. Check out the blog post - Finding Your LightSwitch Produced...

Matt Sampson has posted part 3 of a multi-part blog post this week that completes the walkthrough of creating an application around the popular public transit CommuterApi OData Service. This post focuses on creating a RIA Data Service wrapper around an OData data source that has many to many relationships...

Matt Sampson has posted part 2 of a multi-part blog post this week that continues the walkthrough of creating an application around the popular public transit CommuterApi OData Service. This post focuses on making some enhancements to the application we started in the previous post. The blog post...

Matt Sampson has posted part 1 of a multi-part blog post this week that walks through attaching to a popular public transit OData Service, and making a few customizations to produce a LightSwitch application. The blog post is here - OData Apps In LightSwitch, Part 1 Enjoy! -Matt Sampson

Matt Sampson has a blog post this week that shows how you can import data into a LightSwitch web application. The blog post is here . The MSDN Code Gallery sample is here . Enjoy! -Matt Sampson

Matt Sampson's blog has a post today about exporting saved data to a Word Mailing Labels document, and how to display a "Save As File" Dialog to allow the user to select where the file should be stored. Code samples are also posted on the code gallery here . Blog post is here .