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  • Entity Framework - Something I can ignore for the time being

    Well, when I say "can" ignore I actually mean I can't work with it at the moment using Sql Server CE. Apparently, according to Danny who has been great at posting an update regarding the decisions that have been made, the Sql Server CE made the decision to focus their attention on other...
    Posted to Nick's .NET Travels (Weblog) by nick on 09-02-2007

  • Going Occasionally Connected with Orcas

    Visual Studio vNext (aka Orcas) has a number of features that is set to make building occasionally connected applications really really easy. Since downloading the Beta 1 bits I have been trying to get my head around all the improvements and changes that Microsoft have added. I must admit the overall...
    Posted to Nick's .NET Travels (Weblog) by nick on 04-25-2007

  • SQL Server CE Site Update

    If you are looking at the Microsoft Sync Services which is likely to be part of Visual Studio Orcas you should check out the MS Sync Services FAQ across at www.sqlserverce.org . This has been updated to include the information posted by Steve Lasker on his blog. Steve also has a screencast which follows...
    Posted to Nick's .NET Travels (Weblog) by nick on 03-22-2007

  • SQL Server CE as a testing tool

    I noticed that DevPrime has posted an interesting comment about using SQL Server CE (SSCE) is as source database for test data. This was followed up with some comments by Jay Kimble regarding taking a snapshot of a SQL Server database and pushing it into a SSCE database. From DevPrime's comments it implies...
    Posted to Nick's .NET Travels (Weblog) by nick on 03-16-2007

  • Finally the March 2007 Orcas CTP

    It has taken me a while to get an opportunity to play with the March Orcas CTP but I figured that I could do without a couple more hours of sleep to have a play. I'm just going to post a few things I noticed - some a small, some a not.... First things first - you have to hand it to the product team they...
    Posted to Nick's .NET Travels (Weblog) by nick on 03-15-2007
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