Today is the day to talk about COM possibilities in Silverlight 4. One would question the titles of my post. COM and Cool in the same sentence? Let me proof this title to you. First, let me take a closer look at COM. In order to access COM, you must install Silverlight application on a …
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As always I had fun presenting at Gwinnett Georgia Microsoft Users Group on Thursday. The subject of my talk was “Getting started with SQL Azure”. I documented all the steps in this blog post. There are also useful links that I mentioned in this post to help you get started. There are many advantages to …
This is purely a bragging post 🙂 I just deployed a test application to the cloud (Microsoft Azure): http://rolodex.cloudapp.net/ Here is the technology stack for it: Windows Azure SQL Azure CSLA 3.8.1 Silverlight Entity Framework WCF Prism (Composite Application Guidance) Silverlight Toolkit I promise to write a blog entry in the near future, the steps …
I spoke yesterday at SQL Saturday event in Gainesville, GA. My topic was CLR Integration in SQL Server. CLR stands for Common Language Runtime or .NET Framework. This SQL Server 2005 or higher feature allows developers to write .NET assemblies and deploy them in SQL Sever. You can implement scalar and table-values functions, stored procedures, …
My talk at SQL Saturday just ended. My topic was CLR integration – Integrating CLR assemblies to support custom image creation and encompassing complex business logic in SQL server/SSRS. I posted all the code and slides here As always it was a pleasure to talk in front of my fellow developers.