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Introducing “Dallas”!
Welcome to Microsoft Codename “Dallas”Dallas is Microsoft’s Information Service, built on and part of the Windows Azure platform to provide developers and information workers with friction-free access...
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A Quick Overview of Dallas for Developers
Hello! I’m Moe Khosravy and run the Dallas business at Microsoft… By now, I hope you’ve had a chance to hear about Dallas and what it can do for you. (If not – please read the overviews!) In this short...
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A quick update, a new feedback channel and applications that build on "Dallas"
Hi! I am Christian Liensberger and I am a PM on “Dallas”. As part of my work at Microsoft I am driving the experience of the “Dallas” Developer Portal and the API design for the services that are...
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NASA Programming Contest!
At the PDC last year, you may have seen that NASA and Microsoft made a number of announcements! New data apis in Microsoft Codename "Dallas", a Silverlight+ASP.NET MVC 2 site on Azure.... but did you...
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Dallas CTP2 Release Announcement! (At MIX 2010 Conference)
New CTP 2 Release!The “Dallas” team is happy to announce that we’ll be updating our services to enable new functionality and performance! We’re looking to publish an updated CTP2 on 3/15 and look...
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Dallas and OData @ MIX 2010!
“Dallas” and ODataWe announced today at MIX ’10in Las Vegas that developers will be able to build cross-platform Web and mobile applications that use data delivered from the cloud with OData, an HTTP...
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The Data Grail
The Data GrailFind à Explore à Publish online. That’s the holy grail of data. Easy to find and consume, a pleasure to explore, and dead simple to publish on the web. We demoed the birth of that...
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Microsoft Codename “Dallas” at the Worldwide Partner Conference: Announcing...
Today in his keynote at Worldwide Partner ConferenceBob Muglia announced that the “Dallas” CTP3 will be made available 30 days from now and that Dallas will officially RTW in Q4 CY2010! CTP3 introduces...
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Notice of site maintenance
We are performing maintenance on www.sqlazureservices.com today, Aug 10th, from 10am-4pm PST and tomorrow Aug 11th, from 10am-4pm. NOTE 8/11/2010:Maintenance was completed successfully. During this...
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Announcing the release of Codename “Dallas” CTP3!
During his keynote at Worldwide Partner Conference last month, Bob Muglia announced that the “Dallas” CTP3 would be available within 30 days.Today, exactly 30 days since that announcement, we are...
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Migrating your application from CTP2 to CTP3
CTP3 uses HTTP Basic Authentication instead of a custom HTTP header. As a result, applications written against CTP2 will encounter errors until they are updated to work with our release of CTP3...
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Using PowerPivot with “Dallas” CTP3
PowerPivot gives users the power to create compelling self-service BI from a variety of data sources, including Microsoft Codename “Dallas” datasets.With the “Dallas” CTP3 release, we have removed the...
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“Dallas” and PHP
Check out this great post by Jim O’Neil on how to use data from Dallas in your PHP application. Jim’s post will walk you through getting your “Dallas” account setup, setting up PHP and the OData PHP...
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New version of LINQPad shipped with support for “Dallas”
Check out the new version of LINQPad. The announced today that the program supports “Dallas” services out of the box. The new version is available from www.linqpad.com.Adding “Dallas” services into...
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Announcing Windows Azure Marketplace DataMarket
Today during his keynote at PDC’10, Bob Muglia announced the launch of Windows Azure Marketplace DataMarket!Originally announced under the name Microsoft Codename “Dallas” at PDC09, DataMarket changes...
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