Over the last few days I’ve spent some spare time playing around with LINQ and LINQ for SQL (aka DLINQ) – both of which are incredibly cool technologies. Specifically, I’ve been experimenting with building a photo management application that provides “tagging” support. If...

Over the last few days I’ve spent some spare time playing around with LINQ and LINQ for SQL (aka DLINQ) – both of which are incredibly cool technologies. Specifically, I’ve been experimenting with building a photo management application that provides “tagging” support. If...

Over the last few days I’ve spent some spare time playing around with LINQ and LINQ for SQL (aka DLINQ) – both of which are incredibly cool technologies. Specifically, I’ve been experimenting with building a photo management application that provides “tagging” support. If...

Over the last few days I’ve spent some spare time playing around with LINQ and LINQ for SQL (aka DLINQ) – both of which are incredibly cool technologies. Specifically, I’ve been experimenting with building a photo management application that provides “tagging” support. If...

I've blogged a few times about LINQ and DLINQ over the last few weeks (and will be blogging a lot more about them in the future). You can read my overview post on LINQ here , and my introduction to DLINQ with ASP.NET here . Sahil Malik has also been working on a great LINQ/DLINQ tutorial series on his...

I've blogged a few times about LINQ and DLINQ over the last few weeks (and will be blogging a lot more about them in the future). You can read my overview post on LINQ here , and my introduction to DLINQ with ASP.NET here . Sahil Malik has also been working on a great LINQ/DLINQ tutorial series on his...

Frans Bouma is the creator of the very popular LLBLGen Pro O/R mapper for .NET. He just posted a nice walkthrough showing how to use the new version of LLBLGen (which includes some really nice new ASP.NET datasource controls for UI binding) to perform the same scenario I showed in my DLINQ post last...

Last month I wrote about the new LINQ language features for VB and C#. My blog post introduced some of the core concepts of LINQ, and demonstrated how you can use LINQ to perform rich queries over standard .NET business classes and object collections. I also showed how you could easily bind the results...

One of the new things I’m super excited about right now is the LINQ family of technologies that are starting to come out (LINQ, DLINQ, XLINQ and others soon). LINQ will be fully integrated with the next release of Visual Studio (code-name: Orcas) and it will include some very cool framework and tool...

Last month I wrote about the new LINQ language features for VB and C#. My blog post introduced some of the core concepts of LINQ, and demonstrated how you can use LINQ to perform rich queries over standard .NET business classes and object collections. I also showed how you could easily bind the results...