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New Article: Self Sorting GridView with LINQ Expression Trees
I just got finished writing one of the most exciting articles I've ever written. The concept is simple, but the code is fairly advanced, so if you're looking to get into some heavy LINQ code, then please check it out: www.singingeels.com/Articles/Self_Sorting_GridView_with_LINQ_Expression_Trees...
Entity Framework Complete with Designer! - Move Over LINQ to SQL
Ok, I realize that this title is a bit lofty, and I don't want to give the impression that I don't love LINQ to SQL... but in paroozing around, I see this blog ( http://blogs.msdn.com/adonet/archive/2008/04/09/entity-framework-ado-net-data-services-to...
LINQ to SQL is My Hero!
I've just discovered something very beautiful in LINQ to SQL (which I already loved before seeing this). This is one of the most difficult problems to overcome using Microsoft SQL Server, and the solution that the LINQ team came up with is very clean...
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New Article: Learn The Basics Of LINQ
I've just finished writing and publishing my latest article: Learn The Basics Of LINQ It usually takes about a month or so to show up on the front of ASP.net, so here's the abstract: "LINQ (Language INtegrated Query) is a powerful but misunderstood new...
LINQ, Lamda and Extension Methods Work Together!
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...
LINQ, Entity Framework, and Project Astoria by Jonathan Carter
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 SQL and Extension Methods
As I continue to use LINQ more and more, I'm learning some neat things that I never knew before (obviously)... so today's little "gotcha" was something that I found to be very insightful. Basically, without boring anyone with too many details, I made...
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