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Adding support for JSONP and URL-controlled format to ADO.NET Data Services

Posted Wednesday, February 25, 2009 7:29 PM by pabloc
JSONP is a common way of making data accessible in client-side mashups even when the requests need to be cross-domain. While the current version of the ADO.NET Data Services framework does not support this, it’s possible to build it on top. There are Read More...
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Now you know...it's Windows Azure

Posted Tuesday, October 28, 2008 6:02 PM by pabloc
Since we shipped ADO.NET Data Services v1 in .NET 3.5 SP1 (and actually before that as well) I've been working on a few things that I could share (such as offline/sync support for data services) and some that I couldn't discuss publicly until all the Read More...
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"Data Friction", spot-on

Posted Wednesday, February 20, 2008 4:22 PM by pabloc
Jon Udell wrote a brief piece on how data is locked on servers behind UIs that were not designed for data sharing. He views this as "data friction"...it's just the perfect way to describe the problem. I couldn't agree more with Jon's take. I would even Read More...
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We'll host an experimental Astoria data service for you

Posted Friday, August 03, 2007 3:49 PM by pabloc
When we announced Project Astoria at Mix 2007 last May we made the toolkit available along with a few samples as an online service. The missing piece there was the ability to create your own service online in the experimental setting we had setup. Now Read More...
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Astoria Client for Silverlight Alpha 1.1

Posted Wednesday, July 11, 2007 9:22 PM by pabloc
Last May when we shipped the first CTP of Microsoft Codename “Astoria” we included a client library in addition to the components for the server. The original client library can be used from .NET applications in cases where you do not want to develop Read More...
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Podcast interview with Jon Udell

Posted Tuesday, July 03, 2007 11:20 AM by pabloc
Last week I had a great conversation with Jon Udell about Astoria . Jon is a great interviewer and he knows how to explore a topic in his own style, so you get to hear about Astoria from a different perspective, without having to listen to my "standard Read More...
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Security in data services

Posted Monday, May 21, 2007 7:11 PM by pabloc
We still have more questions than answers on what is the appropriate security story for data services. The May CTP of Astoria had some ideas built into it, but it was clearly not enough to build real-world applications. There is quite a bit that needs Read More...
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Astoria in Channel9

Posted Monday, May 07, 2007 8:51 PM by pabloc
Charles from Channel9 came by my office a week or two ago and recorded this video where we discussed the motivations, target scenarios and some of the interface details of Astoria. http://channel9.msdn.com/showpost.aspx?postid=305985 -pablo Read More...
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Application models for Astoria

Posted Friday, May 04, 2007 4:27 PM by pabloc
When you combine technologies such as Silverlight or AJAX-style applications with Astoria there is an opportunity for building great interactive data-driven applications. However, this combination also results in a new ways of organizing the various pieces Read More...
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Astoria FAQ from MIX

Posted Thursday, May 03, 2007 12:55 PM by pabloc
We announced Microsoft Codename Astoria at Mix this week, and we did two sessions on the technology during the event. This was great because we got a chance to talk 1:1 with a lot of folks that were interested in the topic. We also got a ton of feedback Read More...
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Codename "Astoria": Data Services for the Web

Posted Monday, April 30, 2007 10:31 AM by pabloc
The "data programmability" team at Microsoft is responsible for the various technologies developers use in applications to access and manipulate data. One of the topics we have been looking at lately is how "new" internet applications use data in the Read More...
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