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LayerSample.Jan.2009.Release

01:03  Jurnalis Jalanan   Labels: ,
Not wanting to let my brain slowdown during Chinese New Year, I have decided to update my Layered Architecture Sample. I have been receiving a few requests on releasing a sample that uses ADO.NET Entity Framework (EF) and since I have just experimented with it (a little), I went ahead to migrate the sample from LINQ-to-SQL to ADO.NET EF.

So here it is, LayerSample January 2009 Release (now comes with ADO.NET EF).

If you find the sample useful, please drop me a comment - okies? It is real hardwork for this powerpuff to code it - ya know? :p
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