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I'm giving a demonstration of Dynamic Data to a bunch of geeks in two weeks time. I'm looking for a simpe, but comprehensive data model to build the application on. I basically just want to register the model and demonstrate the application, as built (scaffolded) without any customisation, to start with, demonstrating list and detail/edit/insert views, and how table relations are handled.

I'd like to avoid one of the standards, i.e. the Customer->Order-OrderItem models, and try something that would be of interest to geeks. Maybe a Srum project tracker, an or a bug tracker, something like that.

Any suggestions please?

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Just take some of your own projects at work, well the database, that you think will be of interest to your audience and use that.

Another application of which I know that it uses Dynamic Data is this one: http://tailspintravel.codeplex.com/. It also integrates into an MVC application so you could show to them that both DD and MVC can work together in the same project.

XIII
Thanks, that looks good. One of the items on my agenda is the convergence or intersection of DD and MVC.
ProfK
Yikes, @XIII, TailspinTravel requires VS2008 as an install pre-requisite. It will have to wait until tomorrow.
ProfK