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Excellent one! I think it's very representative of XAF customization & extensibility features :-)

Okay...these videos are getting MUCH more interesting...

Errr...Oliver...can you post the specs on your Apple (e.g. Model, are you booting to Windows or using an VM, etc.) I'll be moving from a Lenovo T60p to Apple soon (thanks to Silverlight :-)

good demo.  

I suspect the keystroke weirdness you noticed might be karma striking you down for using a Mac.

Very interesting, this brings XAF to the top of the list of things I want to investigate on my spare time. I've found this video much more pleasing to follow than the list of articles (10) published right before teched.  Keep them comming as they are very welcome !

Cheers

How about Security? SQL-Injections and so on?

Since buildung WebApplications is made "easy" with the help of XAF, maybe Security could be neglected.

Best Regards,

Alex

Nice video. Great to get a view of someone actually using XPO/XAF. Makes the whole thing much clearer.

Keep them coming :)

Linton -

It's a boring standard MacBook, the black one. I'm running Windows in VMWare Fusion.

Alexander -

Yeah, it could be. It's not, though.

I'm new to XPO/XAF and when I saw the XPO demo I was really impressed - it was great.  Especially the creating the db/schema on the fly so the dev doesn't have to worry about that stuff while designing the app.  Well Done!  

I do have a question on the XPO/XAF - specifically regarding web applications although it may apply to winforms as well (not really a winforms guy).  Can XPO be used as a simple object datasource instead of doing all the additional steps you had to do to bind a datalist to the blog object collection?  

-Al

I to appreciate the videos and hope they keep coming. With that said, since this is relatively new to DX, some thoughts: not to offend, but to suggest: don't talk over each other. If you have to, pass a bottle of guiness back and forth and the one without the bottle does the talking.

ps: more standard xaf activities please..

@Drew, Drink beer? A German and a Scot? Nah, surely not... :-)

Are DevExpress planning a book?

I ask because XAF looks fantastic but very involved and complicated. For example, why did you use a usercontrol for the listView but an .aspx control for the detail page?