I'm with Gary on this. Very insightful and informative but would be even more helpful if I could see the URLs and responses. And now that I'm past the half-way mark and he starts getting into demos, the video is worthless. May as well be listening to a podcast.
I'm looking for information on how to access and download tables from an OData service (using Python), found this video, but unfortunately this wasn't helpful. There is PyOdata module but t is out of date doesn't work on this service. It seems like Microsoft has given up on OData or it didn't become popular, I still need to get this data from the OData server...
I WOULD have really enjoyed this video.... The speaker (I forget his name) is very knowledgeable and presents a lot of good information. Unfortunately, the cameraman elected to spend 90% of his time focusing on the speaker and not on his slides. I found it tough to follow without the slides on the screen :-(
30:36 "you don't have to learn all sorts of conventions..." Bullshit. If odata is so great, why do we have GraphQL? Now we need to learn GraphQL. In the future, something will replace you both, and in the more distant future, something else will replace it, and so on. There's no end.
I'm with Gary on this. Very insightful and informative but would be even more helpful if I could see the URLs and responses. And now that I'm past the half-way mark and he starts getting into demos, the video is worthless. May as well be listening to a podcast.
Wish I could see the text being typed but too low a resolution on the video
Why is the video in 360 resolution. Higher would be really nice!
I'm looking for information on how to access and download tables from an OData service (using Python), found this video, but unfortunately this wasn't helpful. There is PyOdata module but t is out of date doesn't work on this service. It seems like Microsoft has given up on OData or it didn't become popular, I still need to get this data from the OData server...
I WOULD have really enjoyed this video.... The speaker (I forget his name) is very knowledgeable and presents a lot of good information. Unfortunately, the cameraman elected to spend 90% of his time focusing on the speaker and not on his slides. I found it tough to follow without the slides on the screen :-(
4:33 no shoes? lol
dude!! I want to see the slides!! not the guy talking!!!
Past time o grey
30:36 "you don't have to learn all sorts of conventions..."
Bullshit. If odata is so great, why do we have GraphQL? Now we need to learn GraphQL. In the future, something will replace you both, and in the more distant future, something else will replace it, and so on. There's no end.