PDC09 is over and now the real work begins as we all take up ASP.NET 4.0, try and do what we saw in the sessions and cry when it doesn’t build. They try again… For those of us who didn’t get to Los Angeles but want at least some of that experience, all the session videos for PDC are now available. Tim Heuer has made a great list and feed for all the Silverlight 4 videos. Here’s what we got for ASP.NET 4.0 with some choice data-related sessions added too.

• Evolving ADO.NET Entity Framework in .NET 4 and Beyond
  (Shyam Pather, Chris Anderson) (PPT - LoRes - HiRes)
• ADO.NET Data Services: What’s new with the RESTful data services framework
  (Pablo Castro) (PPT – LoRes – HiRes)
• Microsoft ASP.NET Futures
  (Jonathan Carter, Scott Hunter) (PPT – LoRes – HiRes)
• ASP.NET MVC 2: The New Stuff
  (Stephen Walther) (LoRes - HiRes)
• Microsoft AJAX Library, jQuery, and Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
  (Stephen Walther) (LoRes – HiRes)
• Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 & MS Deploy
  (Vishal R. Joshi) (PPT – LoRes - HiRes)
• Microsoft ASP.NET 4 Core Runtime for Web Developers
  (Stefan Schackow) (PPT – LoRes – HiRes)
• What’s New in Microsoft ASP.NET 4 Web Forms and Dynamic Data
  (Scott Hunter) (PPT – LoRes - HiRes)
• ASP.NET MVC 2: Ninjas Still on Fire Black Belt Tips
  (Scott Hanselman) (LoRes - HiRes)

And don’t forget to browse through the Day 2 Keynote stuff presented by Scott Guthrie and Scott Hanselman either. Of interest elsewhere, the “M” data team have found a home in SQL Server and data realms and can do interesting stuff with it now. Additionally an interesting Live Labs session trying to find new ways to present and explore information on the web.

• Microsoft Project Code Name “M”: The Data and Modeling Language
  (Don Box, Jeff Pinkston) (LoRes – HiRes)
• Building Data-Driven Applications Using "Quadrant" and "M"
  (Chris Sells, Doug Purdy) (PPT – LoRes - HiRes)
• A New Approach to Exploring Information on the Web
  (Gary Flake) (PPT – LoRes – HiRes)