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  • Why LINQ will succeed

    In the official Linq forum , Joe Albahari presents the reasons why he thinks Linq will succeed : LINQ syntax beats SQL syntax. SQL is flawed in that queries become exponentially difficult to write as their complexity grows. LINQ scales much better in this regard. Once you get used to it, it's hard...
    Posted to Fabrice's weblog (Weblog) by Fabrice Marguerie on 07-28-2006
    Filed under: LINQ, .NET

  • Why LINQ will succeed

    In the official Linq forum , Joe Albahari presents the reasons why he thinks Linq will succeed : LINQ syntax beats SQL syntax. SQL is flawed in that queries become exponentially difficult to write as their complexity grows. LINQ scales much better in this regard. Once you get used to it, it's hard...
    Posted to Community Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-28-2006
    Filed under: LINQ, .NET

  • Getting LINQ to work in your new or Exisitng non-LINQ setup project

    I read in ScottGu's post the other day that LINQ can also be used under Web Access Projects (aka "WAP"). All the 2.0 sites I build I use the WAP setup for, because I'm addicted to the 1.1 way of doing things. Anyway, if you install LINQ, one of the wins you get is a new set of LINQ...
    Posted to Scott Cate's WebLog (Weblog) by scott cate on 07-27-2006
    Filed under: linq, wap, asp.net

  • LINQ Question - Stuck on Compile Error

    I'm trying to grab an email address out of an email table. All the examples show this type of syntax ... EmailAddress email = data.EmailAddresses.Select(e => e.EmailAddressId == license.EmailToSendLicense); But I get this compile error. Error 1 'System.Data.DLinq.Table<Test.EmailAddress>'...
    Posted to Scott Cate's WebLog (Weblog) by scott cate on 07-27-2006
    Filed under: linq

  • LINQ Question - Stuck on Compile Error

    I'm trying to grab an email address out of an email table. All the examples show this type of syntax ... EmailAddress email = data.EmailAddresses.Select(e => e.EmailAddressId == license.EmailToSendLicense); But I get this compile error. Error 1 'System.Data.DLinq.Table<Test.EmailAddress>'...
    Posted to Community Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-27-2006
    Filed under: LINQ

  • Building a Photo Tagging Application using ASP.NET 2.0, LINQ, and Atlas

    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...
    Posted to ScottGu's Blog (Weblog) by ScottGu on 07-19-2006
    Filed under: LINQ, Data, Atlas, ASP.NET

  • Building a Photo Tagging Application using ASP.NET 2.0, LINQ, and Atlas

    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...
    Posted to Community Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-19-2006
    Filed under: LINQ, Data, Atlas, ASP.NET

  • Building a Photo Tagging Application using ASP.NET 2.0, LINQ, and Atlas

    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...
    Posted to ASP.NET Team Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-19-2006
    Filed under: LINQ, Data, Atlas, ASP.NET

  • Building a Photo Tagging Application using ASP.NET 2.0, LINQ, and Atlas

    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...
    Posted to ATLAS Team Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-19-2006
    Filed under: LINQ, Data, Atlas, ASP.NET

  • Linq to Amazon implementation fore steps

    On Monday, I have announced an implementation of Linq for Amazon Web Services , that allows to query for books using the following syntax: var query = from book in new Amazon.BookSearch() where book.Title.Contains("ajax") && (book.Publisher == "Manning") && (book.Price <= 25) &&...
    Posted to Community Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 06-28-2006
    Filed under: LINQ, .NET
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