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Major Ruby OData Update v0.1.0

It’s here! I’m happy to announce a major release of ruby_odata, v0.1.0. There are many enhancements found in this release so let’s dig in and see what’s new. There is one thing that we need to get out of the way first, a breaking change. In v0.0.10 and below, queries and some instances of calls [...]

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Ruby OData Update v0.0.10

I’m happy to announce that today, ruby_odata has continued to move forward by adding additional features and fixing bugs. I skipped an update for v0.0.9, so let’s revisit what was added/fixed back then. The major change was support for self-signed SSL certificates. That addition was courtesy of J.D Mullin. I’m sure you remember his contributions [...]

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Ruby OData Update v0.0.7

I  just wanted to give an update on the ruby_odata progress.  If you don’t know about ruby_odata or want a refresher, I blogged about it a few weeks ago.  Anyway, I just released a new version of the gem, v0.0.7.  With this new version, you can now perform batch saves (multiple adds, deletes, and updates) [...]

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Introducing a Ruby OData Client Library

Ever since the ADO.NET team started development on Astoria (pre-release), I have loved the concept.  Since its release (it was called ADO.NET Data Services and is now WCF Data Services), I’ve used it a ton (you may remember the example from this post).  Back at MIX10, Microsoft announced a commitment to the Open Data Protocol [...]

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