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You can use SQL Compact today in Visual Studio at runtime, much like I did in my PDC talk, but you won't be able to design and open your database in VS until SP1.

It's the default database for WebMatrix and I'm using it in Visual Studio for sites where my database isn't big enough to justify a SQL license. It's xcopy-deployable and runs nicely on hosted sites.

SQL Compact Edition is sweet because is a tiny in-process (no services, don't need to be admin) database that's great for small sites that aren't ready for SQL Server proper.

This is the web server that Web Matrix uses today, but it'll be enabled in Visual Studio 2010 when SP1 comes out.There when you need it, and not running when it's not used. Cassini (Visual Developer Web Server) is dead! It's "just in time" IIS. It's IIS, except it runs as a user process rather than a service. NuGet package management is built into WebMatrix, too! Make a new site, run it, and hit /_admin.For example, Rob Conery and I wrote the little podcast site and feed for in a day with WebMatrix. You can start from a gallery of existing open source applications or start from scratch. WebMatrix is a small development environment that uses the simple Razor syntax to create websites really quickly.Installing open source libraries is as simple as "install-package elmah" - it's great fun. It ships with ASP.NET MVC, but you can go get it separately if you like.

#Microsoft webmatrix not updating movie#

Are you just getting started with MVC 3? Rick Anderson, Mike Pope and I have updated the beginner Movie App tutorials up on, and Jon Galloway has updated his Music Store to MVC 3 as well.Updated Beginner Tutorials for ASP.NET MVC 3 in both C# and in VB.Look for more built on scaffolding from Steve and I in the coming months. Go read his blog post, then enjoy "Install-Package MvcScaffolding." You can scaffold views, controllers, repositories, database contexts or even make your own custom scaffolder. Remember all that fun we had with the scaffolding experiment at PDC? Well, my teammate Steve Sanderson has taken the prototype up to version 0.8, and it's pretty fabulous.This includes the NuGet package manager and the NuGet gallery is also in early beta at for folks who want to create and publish their own packages).Lots of new features, the new Razor syntax, more extensibility hooks, new JavaScript features, better validation, easier caching, better dynamic support, and lots more.Today Microsoft announced the (actual, final, honest) releases of: At PDC10 last November I did a talk on the " Unnamed Package of Web Love", showing ASP.NET MVC3 and Razor Syntax, the NuGet Package Manager, as well as SQL Compact Edition and a little " Entity Framework Magic Unicorn." I make up my own names when I don't like what Microsoft names things, as you may notice.