TPN :: The Microsoft Developer Show http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com Your Passion...Your Potential Tue, 24 Jun 2008 20:30:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 en The Podcast Network 2003-2006 cameronreilly@gmail.com (The Podcast Network) cameronreilly@gmail.com Technology Developers Microsoft Your Passion...Your Potential The Podcast Network The Podcast Network cameronreilly@gmail.com no http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com/wp-images/coverart_144x144.jpg TPN :: The Microsoft Developer Show http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com 144 144 SQL Code Camp (NZ) - Going Mobile with SQL Server Compact Edition http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com/2006/12/29/sql-code-camp-nz-going-mobile-with-sql-server-compact-edition/ http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com/2006/12/29/sql-code-camp-nz-going-mobile-with-sql-server-compact-edition/#comments Fri, 29 Dec 2006 07:30:30 +0000 Nick General SQL Server CE http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com/2006/12/29/sql-code-camp-nz-going-mobile-with-sql-server-compact-edition/ Continuing the recordings from SQL Code Camp (NZ) that was on the 25/26th November 2006.  There are 13 recordings in total (full list can be downloaded from Nick Randolph’s .NET Travels). 

Going Mobile with SQL Server Compact Edition
Nick Randolph

]]> http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com/2006/12/29/sql-code-camp-nz-going-mobile-with-sql-server-compact-edition/feed/ Nick Randolph Continuing the recordings from SQL Code Camp (NZ) that was on the 25/26th November 2006.  There are 13 recordings in total (full list can be downloaded from Nick Randolph%26#8217;s .NET Travels).  Going Mobile with SQL Server Compact Edition Nick Rando Continuing the recordings from SQL Code Camp (NZ) that was on the 25/26th November 2006.  There are 13 recordings in total (full list can be downloaded from Nick Randolph's .NET Travels [1]).  Going Mobile with SQL Server Compact Edition [2] Nick Randolph [1] http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://community.softteq.com/blogs/nick/archive/2006/12/12/297.aspx [2] http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com/audio/sql_code_camp_01_20061125_keynote_datadude.mp3 No No SQL Server CE The Microsoft Developer Show #16 - Building Occasionally Connected Applications http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com/2006/12/16/the-microsoft-developer-show-16-building-occasionally-connected-applications/ http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com/2006/12/16/the-microsoft-developer-show-16-building-occasionally-connected-applications/#comments Sat, 16 Dec 2006 02:16:17 +0000 Nick Podcast Mobility .NET Framework SQL Server CE http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com/2006/12/16/the-microsoft-developer-show-16-building-occasionally-connected-applications/ In the coming months we are likely to see a new style of applications being built.  Although SQL Mobile has been around for some time, it has previously been restricted to applications designed for Windows Mobile devices or Tablet PCs.  With the release of SQL Server Compact Edition desktop applications can be built and deployed with an in-process database that can be used to cache data locally.  This is an enabling technology that will simplify the development of applications that can seamlessly work on or offline (similar to Outlook’s cached mode).  In this podcast I talk with Steve Lasker about the future of building applications, in particular applications that are occasionally connected.

And the show goes a little bit like this….[Listen to the Podcast]

[Opening music - big thanks to the guys of Minder for the use of their track Chess]

00:11 - Introduction - Steve Lasker
01:31 - Occassionally Connected Applications
05:56 - Caching data locally (Datasets, XML, MSDE, SQL Server Express, SQL Server Compact Edition)
07:26 - SQL Server Compact Edition
10:51 - SQL Server CE v’s Jet
13:56 - Migration from SQL Server CE through to SQL Server 2005
16:56 - SQL Server CE with ASP.NET
21:46 - Synchronisation technologies (Merge replication and RDA)
23:31 - Microsoft Sync Services
28:11 - Pay-to-Play for Synchronisation
33:06 - Merging of Web and Client application models - Intro WPF/e
38:11 - Future direction of WPF/e around mobile devices and local data
44:11 - Evolution of Applications in Summary
Listen to the show HERE

]]> http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com/2006/12/16/the-microsoft-developer-show-16-building-occasionally-connected-applications/feed/ 00:46:45 Nick Randolph In the coming months we are likely to see a new style of applications being built.  Although SQL Mobile has been around for some time, it has previously been restricted to applications designed for Windows Mobile devices or Tablet PCs.  With the releas In the coming months we are likely to see a new style of applications being built.  Although SQL Mobile has been around for some time, it has previously been restricted to applications designed for Windows Mobile devices or Tablet PCs.  With the release of SQL Server Compact Edition desktop applications can be built and deployed with an in-process database that can be used to cache data locally.  This is an enabling technology that will simplify the development of applications that can seamlessly work on or offline (similar to Outlook's cached mode).  In this podcast I talk with Steve Lasker about the future of building applications, in particular applications that are occasionally connected. And the show goes a little bit like this….[Listen to the Podcast [1]] [Opening music - big thanks to the guys of Minder [2] for the use of their track Chess] 00:11 - Introduction - Steve Lasker [3] 01:31 - Occassionally Connected Applications 05:56 - Caching data locally (Datasets, XML, MSDE, SQL Server Express, SQL Server Compact Edition) 07:26 - SQL Server Compact Edition [4] 10:51 - SQL Server CE v's Jet 13:56 - Migration from SQL Server CE through to SQL Server 2005 16:56 - SQL Server CE with ASP.NET [5] 21:46 - Synchronisation technologies (Merge replication and RDA) 23:31 - Microsoft Sync Services [6] 28:11 - Pay-to-Play for Synchronisation 33:06 - Merging of Web and Client application models - Intro WPF/e 38:11 - Future direction [7] of WPF/e around mobile devices and local data 44:11 - Evolution of Applications in Summary Listen to the show HERE [8] [1] http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com/audio/tpn_msdev_20061206_011.mp3 [2] http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://www.mindermusic.com.au/ [3] http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://blogs.msdn.com/stevelasker [4] http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://www.microsoft.com/sql/editions/compact/default.mspx [5] http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://community.softteq.com/blogs/nick/archive/2006/11/28/8350.aspx [6] http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://community.softteq.com/blogs/nick/archive/2006/10/15/174.aspx [7] http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://community.softteq.com/blogs/nick/archive/2006/12/07/8368.aspx [8] http://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.comhttp://msdev.thepodcastnetwork.com/audio/tpn_msdev_20061206_011.mp3 No No SQL Server CE, Microsoft Sync Services, Steve Lasker, Replication, RDA