[AccessD] Ded Moroz sends you links on sample projects... :)

Hi Mark --

> EDM - ADO.NET Entity Data Model

> RDLC - Report Definition Language (Client-side)

> LINQ - Language INtergrated Query

<<<
So another issue is: when you must get dragged into all of this really
esoteric technology, 
do you lose sight or lose focus of the business functionality of the
application ?
>>>
In fact all that "esoteric" technologies are the ones of the most effective
today's application development technologies IMO.
IOW they have nothing esoteric. 
They help to keep focus on development of a business functionality of an
application.
IMO the subject technologies are a masterpiece compilation of all the best
application development ideas of the last 40 years - a masterpiece
compilation into a powerful set of modern development technologies.

Thank you.

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Shamil

 
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Subject: Re: [AccessD] Ded Moroz sends you links on sample projects... :)

I'll definitely check it out because I've always been wondering what the
productivity delta is between dot-net programming and Access programming.
That being said, you are in a completely different world Shamil....
I try to stay on top of things, but I'm clueless with regards to buzzwords:
EDM
RDLC
Linq

So another issue is: when you must get dragged into all of this really
esoteric technology, do you lose sight or lose focus of the business
functionality of the application ?
>
> New Year Eve is approaching here, and I wanted to send you some gifts 
> from Ded Moroz - here they are:
>
> This is a set of projects I have got developed a few days ago during
> 40+
> hours R&D coding marathon.
> The task was to finish all the work in about 40 hours.
> So a few bugs left in there as release deadline wasn't possible to 
> move.
> They (the bugs) are described in readme.
> But in general all the sample apps work rather well as my tests here 
> show.


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