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Summary of the Entity Framework 4 changes introduced with Beta 2 and CTP 2

I thought it would be useful (at least to me!) to summarise the new stuff in Entity Framework 4 given it actually comes in 2 parts . The list is a simplified and categorised version of this and this . General Foreign Keys now added: EF 4 now includes

The relationship between Entity Framework 4 betas and ctps explained

There seems to be enough confusion about the betas and ctps of Entity Framework 4 to warrant a brief post. Hopefully this should clear things up nicely. Put simply: Most of Entity Framework 4 (EF4) will ship with .NET Framework 4 and Visual Studio 2010

The Plan B is all my DEV305 Entity Framework 4 demos as slideware

Next week I will be presenting Entity Framework 4 at TechEd Europe . At least that is what I hope to do. However my Lenovo T61P seems to have some other plans. A year back the screen packed in. The nice IBM man replaced it. All was well. Last week the

Entity Framework 4 Session DEV305 at TechEd Europe 2009 – what to expect

Next Monday (9th Nov 2009) at 9am I will be delivering an overview of the new stuff in Entity Framework 4 at TechEd Europe .  The session is DEV305 and the description reads: ADO.NET Entity Framework in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 and Microsoft

Visual Studio Myths – busted wide open

The team and I were having a conversation about developers (we do that from time to time). It went something like: “Isn’t it a shame that so many developers are stuck on Visual Studio 2005 when Visual Studio 2008 would be way better for them and Visual

Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4 Beta 2 now available – and launch date is set for March 22nd 2010

I am not the biggest fan of Mondays but today is different. Today is a good day. Today we announced the availability of Beta 2 of Visual Studio 2010 and revealed the official launch date: Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4 will launch on March 22nd
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Visual Studio 2010 Beta 1 download available and MSDN Library is online

Monday 18th 2009 will be remembered as the day I successfully took on a rootkit virus on the main TV (MCE 2005) and won AND when I (and lots of other MSDN Subscribers) got their hands on Visual Studio 2010 Beta 1. It is available for download now to subscribers.
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MSDN Flash Poll: What has been your experience with UML?

Visual Studio 2010 will add UML 2.1.1 based modelling tools and diagrams. Many of us have dabbled with UML over the years. For my part I have been trained in it and trained people in the pragmatic application of UML – but have only used it a handful of

My “technology themes” for 2009

I thought it would be useful to start 2009 by briefly summarising what you should expect to find on this blog over the coming months. Data : I will continue to spend time looking at what Microsoft and others are up to around working with data. You should

Are you an ISV in the UK who could benefit from a free design review with Microsoft?

You may recall that my previous role was working with Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) to help them explore and adopt the latest technologies from Microsoft. In that role I introduced something called a Technology Roadmap Review . Many years on and

New technical article on Visual Studio 2010 Language Futures

I commissioned an article on language futures in Visual Studio 2010, to cover off C#, Visual Basic, DLR, F# and Parallel Programming. I think the author did a superb job on it. Well done Damon. The Future of .NET Languages At the 2008 Microsoft Professional
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UK developer events for first part of 2009 - registration open

We have been busy over the last few weeks looking at our schedule of events for early 2009. In February we will be delivering half day MSDN events at four locations covering Silverlight and WPF “from scratch” (Three locations published at time of writing

MSDN Flash Poll: Which of the technologies covered at PDC 2008 are you most interested in finding out more about?

Unfortunately our hiccup with the Flash polls continues – thankfully, there is Zoho :-)

November 19th – opportunity to hear about .NET 4.0 from the GM of Visual Studio

Jason Zander will be attending the Vista Squad user group in London to discuss the 2010 road map for all things Visual Studio "Rosario" and .Net Framework 4.0 related Link and sign up: http://vistasquad.co.uk/blogs/announcements/archive/2008/10/16/vista-squad-2010-a-rosario-odyssey-19th-november.aspx#comments

And the winner is… LINQ to Entities and the ADO.NET Entity Framework

In 2001 we first demonstrated Object Relational Mapping (ORM) technology for .NET – ObjectSpaces . However it has taken 6+ years to get to the point where we have released an ORM. Actually we released two. The release of Visual Studio 2008 in November
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