Slides / Code / Resources for my OData Talk at devLINK 2011.

On August 19th 2011 I gave a presentation at devLINK titled, “Producing and Consuming OData in an Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 Application”. As promised, here is the Slides / Code / Resources to my talk.

Slides – The query slide in this deck was taken from a slide in Mike Taulty’s talk.

This is the first time that I used Prezi in a talk and it worked out wonderful! I want to apologize in advance for embedding a flash player in my blog. It is all that Prezi supports at this time. =(

Free Tools

Silverlight OData Explorer – Special Thanks to Adam Ryder for bringing it up.

Odata Viewer Tool

Articles

You can read any of the parts by clicking on the links below.

1. Producing and Consuming OData in a Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 application. (Part 1) – Creating our first OData Data Source and querying data through the web browser and LinqPad.
2. Producing and Consuming OData in a Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 application. (Part 2) – Consuming OData in a Silverlight Application.
3. Producing and Consuming OData in a Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 application. (Part 3)  – Consuming OData in a Windows Phone 7 Application (pre-Mango).
4. Producing and Consuming OData in a Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 application. (Part 4)  – Consuming OData in a Windows Phone 7 Application (Mango).

e-Book:

The e-Book is available on SilverlightShow.net. It includes a .PDF/.DOC/.MOBI of the series with high resolution graphics and complete source code. See below for a table of contents:

Contents:

Chapter 1

Creating our first OData Data Source.
Getting Setup (you will need…)
Conclusion

Chapter 2

Adding on to our existing project.
Conclusion

Chapter 3

Testing the OData Data Service before getting started…
Downloading the tools…
Getting Started
Conclusion

Chapter 4

Testing and Modifying our existing OData Data Service
Reading Data from the Customers Table
Adding a record to the Customers Table
Update a record to the Customers Table
Deleting a record from the Customers Table
Conclusion

Thanks to all for attending my talk and I hope to see you all next year.

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