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As part of validating and playing with some of the extensibility features in .NET RIA Services, I needed to write a LINQ provider. This was also a good opportunity to delve into some of the deeper technical aspects of the IQueryable construct, expression trees and related concepts, which I had not gotten into first-hand until now. For my prototyping, I decided to write a LINQ provider for querying Bing to search for pages and images. This post will focus on using the LINQ provider itself, and seeing it in action, and in my next post I'll tie it all back to .NET RIA Services. I am calling this BLinq. :-) Bing has a new search API that provides you the option of using REST interface (XML or JSON) or a SOAP interface. My LINQ provider provides...
This followup post on the C# 4.0 dynamic feature demonstrates taking dynamic JSON further to dynamic or proxyless REST service calls turning dynamic method calls into HTTP requests... Read More...
C# 4.0 will introduce dynamic programming and late-bound code in the midst of otherwise statically compiled code... in an extensible way. Heres one scenario enhanced with dynamic capabilities - working with JSON data. Read More...