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November 2009 - Posts

  • Dec 3: Implementing REST Services with WCF and LINQ the Easy Way by Kevin Israel

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    Implementing REST Services with WCF and LINQ the Easy Way by
    Kevin Israel

    Thursday, Dec 3, 2009, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
    Social Time starts at 6:00!
    Location: Markel Plaza
    4600 Cox Road
    Glen Allen, VA 23060 [map]

    Abstract

    This presentation will cover the REST architectural pattern, and then dive into implementing REST services with the WCF REST Starter Kit. We will cover its implementation model and using Fiddler to discover Service diagnostics and testing. A SQL Database will hold our data and we will use LINQ to perform CRUD operations on our data via the service. Once this is covered we will then look at some newer assemblies that we can use to create our client REST Service consumer. A good time will be had by all....

    Bio

    Kevin Israel is a Solutions Architect with Ironworks consulting. He has a strong background in SharePoint architecture, Application Lifecycle Management with Visual Studio Team System and delivering architectural solutions of all types with a focus on scalability, flexibility and high availability. He has been developing software using Microsoft Technologies for 10 years and remains a passionate technologist. Kevin is a Microsoft MVP in Team System. He is a community activist and currently leads the Innsbrook .Net User Group, helps with the Richmond Code Camp, co-founded the SharePoint Saturday events, and enjoy presenting topics at various community events in the area. When not working or involved in community events, Kevin enjoys camping, fishing and hunting, reading, Aikido, coding for fun and spending time with his daughter. You can catch him occasionally blast a tweet on Twitter as @kevdadev.

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