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Its been quite a while since I made any release of the toolkit. I basically, get into user requests, used it myself in LinqToFlickr project and came up with some new features and enhancements. In my last post, I already mentioned about comment and photo...
Last week, I released a new version of LINQ.flickr, which I named as Athena from release 1.4. It covers few features from flickr service, also now I have updated it with the latest LINQExtender (pre release version) containing updated Object Tracking...
In my last post, I have mentioned of creating Flickr app with Asp.net MVC. In recent update I have modified it with Asp.net MVC Preview 3. You can find a general reference about the project here . But in this post, I will say, what are the changes due...
Just a few days ago I have rolled up another patch for LinqExtender which is 1.3.2 , this is reported to me from a work item, especially to support the following query var query = from book in _context.Books where book.PublishedDate > someDate and...
Last week, I have released a patch for LinqExtender project at Codeplex. You can find the full feature list at release page. One issue that I will talk about here is orderby clause and its related in-memory sort. Service based apps are of fixed set of...
My Creating custom LINQ provider using LinqExtender is article of the day at asp.net . Those of you haven't check that out yet, I would suggest to have a look, it shows the easiest way of creating LINQ providers without any Expression parsing knowledge...
First of all happy new year, secondly my new article is just published at Dotnetslackers. This explains the detail of creating custom LINQ providers using Linqextender. You can check that out at http://dotnetslackers.com/articles/csharp/CreatingCustomLINQProviderUsingLinqExtender...
Since, the first release of LinqExtender, I found quite a bit download and feedback from community around. I did plenty of changes and tried to make it as simple as possible for creating custom providers, without knowing a bit of reflection and expression...
It is now possible for LinqExtender implemented providers to have anonymous type in the select query. For example, consider the following SqlContext<Book> context = new SqlContext<Book>(); var query = (from q in context orderby q.LastUpdated...
I have released the new version of LinqExtender , it now support orderby queries Like I can easily do var query = from q in context where q.Id == 1 orderby q.Id descending select q; Also, I have uploaded a tiny linq to sql project named OpenLinqToSql...
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