Announcing: The 31 Days of OData Blog Series
My friend and Microsoft Developer Evangelist Jeff Blankenburg has done 3 “31 days” blog extravaganzas (Silverlight, Windows Phone and now Windows Phone Mango). After talking to Jeff, I think I am crazy enough to do one of these blog series myself and will be doing the 31 Days of OData in December. Each blog post will cover a topic in the OData protocol. I will not be covering the implementation of OData using a specific technology like WCF Data Services. These blog post will cover only the protocol itself and I hope to shed new light on the protocol for technologists in the community.
Wish me luck! (Maybe in January April 2012 I will do another 31 Days and cover Producing and Consuming OData topics.)
| Date | Title |
| December 1 | Day 1: Background of OData |
| December 2 | Day 2: Data Types in OData |
| December 3 | Day 3: OData Entity Data Model |
| December 4 | Day 4: Metadata in OData |
| December 5 | Day 5: Addressing Entities in OData |
| Day 6: Addressing Links between Entities in OData | |
| Day 7: OrderBy Query Option in OData | |
| Day 8: Filter Query Option in OData | |
| Day 9: Expand Query Option in OData | |
| Day 10: Select Query Option in OData | |
| Day 11: Top Query Option in OData | |
| Day 12: Skip Query Option in OData | |
| Day 13: Format Query Option in OData | |
| Day 14: Inlinecount Query Option in OData | |
| Day 15: Custom Query Options in OData | |
| Day 16: Service Operations in OData | |
| Day 17: Error Conditions in OData | |
| Day 18: Return Formats in OData | |
| Day 19: Versioning in OData | |
| Day 20: Batch Processing in OData | |
| Day 21: Retrieving Data in OData | |
| Day 22: Creating Entities in OData | |
| Day 23: Updating Entities and Entity Properties in OData | |
| Day 24: Deleting Entities in OData | |
| Day 25: Actions in OData | |
| Day 26: Manipulating Links between Entities in OData | |
| Day 27: AtomPub Return Format in OData | |
| Day 28: Json Return Format in OData | |
| Day 29: Vocabularies in OData | |
| Day 30: Geospatial in OData | |
| Day 31: The future of the OData Protocol |
Ok sounds good, I’m ready to read!
Chris,
Sounds greate to me. Writing a story now about Microsoft’s Codename “Social Analytics,” which delivers curated OData streams of Tweet metadata from the Windows Azure Marketplace DataMarket.
Cheers,
–rj
Oops, make that “Woody” not “Chris.”
–rj
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Chris,
wishing you good luck for the blog series…
Do check this out – http://www.kashyapas.com/2011/11/22/chris-woodruff-31-days-of-odata-in-december/
regards
Lohith
@kashyapa
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Chris,
In case you were concerned that no one was interested in more than 5 days of oData, I am….
Our team has jumped on the oData bandwagon and we are using it to move data around the federal government.
I’ll put in request to cover the topic of annotations in oData metadata. Specifically field descriptions. In looking around, it looks like this is a developing area so maybe a hint on the direction that we should follow in order to
Thanks,
Len