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Sitting at Desert Code Camp

Sitting in the computer area of UAT waiting for Simon Allardice to do his session on Silverlight at 10:10 ...

Scott Cate hooked me up with a login for EasyDB.com while I was here talking to him, and I already have a database up and running on it....so watch for a post about that in a bit. But you can go to the site and watch intro videos for now.

Looking forward to meeting and saying hello to lots of my Phoenix friends today.

It's not too late to come down if you're in the area!

Stay in the 'Light!

posted @ Saturday, May 31, 2008 9:57 AM

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# re: Sitting at Desert Code Camp

Left by Mark Monster at 5/31/2008 10:23 AM
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This sounds very promising. I wanted to start an Silverlight application and use an online database for this. I tried things like: Zoho DB (no webservices stack yet), Yadashare (rss and json interface). But I'd like to try EasyDB because it's presentation is exactly what I want, a Webservice stack on top of the database without the need to develop it myself.

Do you have invitations to share?

Yours,

Mark Monster

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