Some great Entity Framework Guidance about Performance in client applications

Posted by: Julia Lerman Blog - Dont Be Iffy..., on 21 Dec 2007 | View original

I have spent a lot of time thinking about Entity Framework in web applications and in SOA and worrying about performance, serialization and concurrency. But I haven't spent a lot of time worrying about these things with respect to client apps (winforms and WPF). In a great thread started by Nick in the forums where he was asking about keeping huge lists around in an application without having to hit the db over and over, both Danny Simmons and I assumed he was talking about web apps and started...

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