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Data + XML + “Oslo” = “It’s All Data” (the new Data Developer Center)

After some months of planning and execution, we’re delighted to present you with the newly redesigned and expanded Data Developer Center on MSDN! The expanded part here comes from the fact that the Data DevCenter is now home to what used to be two other Read More...
Posted Tuesday, November 17, 2009 6:05 PM by dmgblogs | 1 Comments

Interested in working on the ADO.NET Data Services Framework (aka "Astoria") or XML?

Do you want to work on the next generation of data access APIs for the web? If so, the Astoria and XML teams are hiring. If you want to get a feel for the types of problems our team thinks about the solutions we build, check out the earlier posts on this Read More...
Posted Tuesday, May 20, 2008 9:13 AM by elisaj | 1 Comments

Data Technologies at Mix '07

There has been a lot of recent coverage on the participation of data technologies at Mix 07 and the announcements that we, the Data Programmability team at Microsoft, made regarding two new incubation projects that we are working on. So, if you didn't Read More...
Posted Tuesday, May 08, 2007 9:39 AM by dpblogs | 1 Comments

Microsoft’s Data Access Strategy

Over the last 12 months, Microsoft has been talking a lot about two major innovations related to representing and querying data. The first is the new Entity Data Model exposed as part of the ADO.NET Entity Framework, and the second is a set of extensions Read More...
Posted Saturday, April 28, 2007 10:12 PM by dpblogs | 49 Comments

VSLive Keynote - San Francisco

Britt Johnston, Director, Data Programmability at Microsoft gave a Keynote speech this morning at VSLive in San Francisco. In his presentation, Britt spoke largely about the idea of Conceptual Data Programming and Microsoft's vision for Data Access, raising Read More...
Posted Tuesday, March 27, 2007 8:29 PM by dpblogs | 10 Comments

Data Access Virtual Labs

MSDN Virtual Labs allows customers to quickly evaluate or learn how to build applications through a series of guided, hands-on labs which can be completed in 90 minutes or less. The best part is, the MSDN Virtual Labs do not require any installation and Read More...
Posted Thursday, November 16, 2006 5:59 PM by alexbarn | 2 Comments
 
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