Registration for Atlanta Code Camp 2007 on January 20th is now open. Space is limited and fills up fast, so do NOT delay registering -- it's free. Thanks to Jim Wooley for putting this together this year. I'll be presenting a session titled "Linq and O/R Mapping" that will be lots of...

The Atlanta Code Camp was today, so I finally got to give my LINQ and O/R Mapping talk that I've been preparing. I tried to have minimal slides so that I could do a deep dive into real code, but I still went a little too long. The slides look great on my own PC, and in fact they're mostly some...

The Atlanta Code Camp was today, so I finally got to give my LINQ and O/R Mapping talk that I've been preparing. I tried to have minimal slides so that I could do a deep dive into real code, but I still went a little too long. The slides look great on my own PC, and in fact they're mostly some...

Registration for Atlanta Code Camp 2007 on January 20th is now open. Space is limited and fills up fast, so do NOT delay registering -- it's free. Thanks to Jim Wooley for putting this together this year. I'll be presenting a session titled "Linq and O/R Mapping" that will be lots of...

Subscribe . <--What all the cool kids are doing. Original url: http://aspnetpodcast.com/CS11/blogs/asp.net_podcast/archive/2007/06/28/asp-net-podcast-show-95-jim-wooley-on-linq-part-i-video-and-audio.aspx Download WMV video . Download iPod video . Download MP3 audio . Show Notes: Part 1: In the past...

Subscribe <-- What you really want to do Original URL: http://aspnetpodcast.com/CS11/blogs/asp.net_podcast/archive/2007/07/12/asp-net-podcast-show-97-jim-wooley-on-link-part-iii-video-and-audio.aspx Download WMV File . Download MP4 File (iPod and Zune) . Download MP3 Audio File . Show Notes: In the...

Last night I attended the Sarasota .NET Developers Group monthly meeting and got to hear another great talk by Jonathan Carter (who has also spoken at the Tampa and Jacksonville code camps recently). Most of the talk was spent on LINQ, starting off with LINQ to Objects and then building from there into...

Thanks to the new language features such as LINQ, Extension Methods and Lambda in .NET 3.5, working with arrays is as easy as one line. Just by including a reference to the System.Linq namespace in your .Net 3.5 project you automatically get so much functionality it's not even funny. Let's take for example...

C# 3.0 and LINQ is not only about accessing data in relational databases and LINQ queries can be used against in-memory data structures as well. Yesterday I had to discover all methods in an assembly satisfying some criteria. As I as playing with Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2 I tried to use new language...