I wanted to be able to cache the results of a query from the LinqDataSource that was used in multiple places on the page. I whipped up this little class to do the work of caching for me. The class, LinqCacheDataSource, handles the Selecting and Selected events. The Selected handler inserts the result of the query into cache. The Selecting handler gets the result from the cache. If it doesn't find the result, the query runs as normal. The caching will only work for selecting data. It works great for dropdowns and other fairly static data....
PLINQO, which stands for Professional LINQ to Objects, is a collection of CodeSmith templates that are meant to replace and extend the LINQ to SQL designers that are included with Visual Studio 2008. Features Generate or update a LINQ to SQL dbml file...
The following query extension will make paging a query more natural then skip and take. Simply append Paginate(page, pageSize) to your query. using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; namespace System.Linq ...