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Fabrice's weblog, May 7, 2008
LINQ in Action is doing well. We're all happy with the sales and all the reviews, on Amazon (5 stars on average) or on blogs.In fact, the book is doing so well that the publisher has to print a seco...
ISerializable, May 7, 2008
When I first saw Josh Flanagan's Readable Fluent Regex Api, I loved it at first sight. Now I'm working on a demo for the upcoming DevTeach in Toronto, where I'll present how to build custom LINQ provi...
The Moth, May 6, 2008
Recently I was playing with some LINQ to XML for a demo I was preparing and was having trouble retrieving the expected values from what was a very straightforward query.Have a look at the XML file tha...
Chris Love's Official Blog - Professional ASP.NET, May 5, 2008
Last week I had the pleasure of showing the attendees at the Raleigh Hero's Happen Here event an introduction to LINQ. I hated I only had about 15 minutes to introduce this great new feature of .NET 3...
Latest Articles From .NET DEVELOPERS JOURNAL, May 2, 2008
CLINQ v1.1 has been released. Some of you may have already downloaded some of the new builds, but here's a rundown of what the new release includes: Support for Continuous Aggregation. Now, in additio...
Jason N. Gaylords Blog, May 1, 2008
I found a great post which summarizes aggregate functions in LINQ. It includes examples for Average, Sum, and Count. Check it out at http://www.dev102.com/2008/04/16/how-to-use-aggregate-functions-wit...
Frans Boumas blog, May 1, 2008
In the latest public preview of Microsoft's Dynamic Data, they've added something else besides what's publicly advertised: support for 3rd party O/R mappers!
A couple of weeks ago, Bryan Reynolds m...
4GuysFromRolla.com Headlines, April 30, 2008
ASP.NET includes a variety of tools for displaying and editing XML documents. A previous article, Working
with XML Data Using LINQ, a TreeView, and a ListView :: Displaying Data, showed how with a Tr...
The Code Project Latest Articles, April 29, 2008
A demo web application for demonstrating the power of LINQ for db4o with a GridView,...
Patrik Löwendahls shout, April 28, 2008
"One Model to rule them all, One Model to find them,One Model to bring them all in to the darkness and bind them"
The quote comes from the book "The Lord of The Ring" and like the characters in th...
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4GuysFromRolla.com Headlines, April 23, 2008
With more and more data being stored in XML, web applications today commonly need some way to view and edit the data stored in an XML file from a web
page interface. If the XML data is relatively "f...
Federal Developer Weblog, April 19, 2008
Came across this Q&A that you may find very informative... check it out: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=2769747&SiteID=1 Joel...
Rick Strahls WebLog, April 17, 2008
If you haven't checked out LINQPad before it's probably high time. LINQPad is a cool little utility that was mainly created to allow you to test LINQ expressions and see them produce a result and outp...
Scott on Writing, April 14, 2008
MyToolbox column in theApril 2008issue of MSDN Magazine is avaiable online. TheApril issue examines:
Techniques for logging Web application errors. Provides an overview of two technologies for automa...
ASPAlliance.com - The #1 ASP.NET Community, April 11, 2008
One of the big advantages of LINQ is that we could use it against Objects, collections, XML, etc. Most importantly, searching a collection or a node in XML can be easily done using LINQ. LINQ uses que...
peterkellner.net, April 8, 2008
The Exe files Tivo Summaries Graphs done in a previous article. Article on Developing TiVo graphs...
John Papa, April 6, 2008
I've been monitoring the nightly EAP builds of Resharper 4 and the latest ones have been pretty stable. While all of the features are not in yet (most notably full support for LINQ), there is enou...
John Papa, April 6, 2008
I've been monitoring the nightly EAP builds of Resharper 4 and the latest ones have been pretty stable. While all of the features are not in yet (most notably full support for LINQ), there is enou...
John Papa, April 6, 2008
I've been monitoring the nightly EAP builds of Resharper 4 and the latest ones have been pretty stable. While all of the features are not in yet (most notably full support for LINQ), there is enou...
John Papa, April 6, 2008
I've been monitoring the nightly EAP builds of Resharper 4 and the latest ones have been pretty stable. While all of the features are not in yet (most notably full support for LINQ), there is enou...
John Papa, April 6, 2008
I've been monitoring the nightly EAP builds of Resharper 4 and the latest ones have been pretty stable. While all of the features are not in yet (most notably full support for LINQ), there is enou...
John Papa, April 5, 2008
In the March issue of MSDN Magazine's Data Points column I explore a variety of the Standard Query Operators and how they work with LINQ. Read more about standard query operators at johnpapa.net...
John Papa, April 5, 2008
In the March issue of MSDN Magazine's Data Points column I explore a variety of the Standard Query Operators and how they work with LINQ. Read more about standard query operators at johnpapa.net...
John Papa, April 5, 2008
In the March issue of MSDN Magazine's Data Points column I explore a variety of the Standard Query Operators and how they work with LINQ. Read more about standard query operators at johnpapa.net...
John Papa, April 5, 2008
In the March issue of MSDN Magazine's Data Points column I explore a variety of the Standard Query Operators and how they work with LINQ. Read more about standard query operators at johnpapa.net...
The Code Project Latest Articles, April 5, 2008
How to set Linq Transaction levels using a custom base DataContext class...
Vault of Thoughts, April 4, 2008
Today I needed to add an special field to my LINQ query. A kind of Row Number column.
Actually it was not a row number nor was it a column since LINQ deals with objects,
but since it was used for pre...
Julia Lerman Blog - Dont Be Iffy..., April 2, 2008
The return type of a LINQ query is an IQueryable, even a LINQ to Entities query.
Here is a screenshot of a LINQ to Entities query at design time (code is NOT being
debugged).
But when the query has...
Patrik Löwendahls shout, April 1, 2008
Roger just made a library with extension methods for LINQ available: http://rogeralsing.com/2008/03/31/linq-to-objects-for-net-2-available/ In his comments there is a link to another project that has ...
Guy Barrettes WebLog, March 31, 2008
When coding apps that use LINQ to SQL, it is very important to check the SQL code generated to make sure that your queries are optimals. To do this in a Console app, you simply use this code to ...
K. Scott Allen, March 29, 2008
Aggregate is a standard LINQ operator for in-memory collections that allows us to build a custom aggregation. Although LINQ provides a few standard aggregation operators, like Count, Min, Max, and Ave...
Jesse Liberty - Silverlight Geek, March 26, 2008
A number of folk have written to me in response to my 3rd tutorial asking that I spend some time focusing on how to obtain data from a SQL database. This is the topic for tutorial #4, to be released o...
Rick Strahls WebLog, March 26, 2008
So I'm refactoring some code for an old side project, which is my old photoalbum app. I have built this thing back in the 1.x days and then updated it for 2.x and now it's going through another update...
The ASPx Blog, March 25, 2008
In a previous post, I showed you how to use the powerful Server mode feature in ASPxGridView and XtraGrid against large datasets. The response to Server mode was so good that we've extended the wa...
Fabrice's weblog, March 23, 2008
Since our LINQ in Action book was published last month, we are lucky
to receive a lot of nice feedback and comments. Steve, Jim, and I
worked hard to make LINQ in Action a book that readers would enjo...
Rick Strahls WebLog, March 21, 2008
I've been on a mad dash reading a number of .NET 3.5 books recently to catch up with the new technology. Just got done reading LINQ in Action and it's an excellent read. Rarely do I read books cover ...
Julia Lerman Blog - Dont Be Iffy..., March 18, 2008
Samir
Bajaj, a developer on the Entity Framework team hasbegun his blog with a
bang.
He describes asample application (available onMSDN Code Gallery)that
can switch between LINQ to SQL or ENtity Fram...
Scott Cates WebLog, March 17, 2008
I just got a tweet (follow me @ScottCate) from @SilverlightNews, about LINQPad.net, so I decided to check it out. Jumping on the site - I see that this is a LINQ to SQL Windows App, that let's you wr...
K. Scott Allen, March 17, 2008
I was experimenting with the new SyndicationFeed class in 3.5 earlier this year and devised a mashup LINQ query:
string[] feedUrls = { "http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/rss.aspx",
...
Guy Barrettes WebLog, March 16, 2008
[From Eric Moreau]
Ever wish you could test a LINQ query without pressing F5 in Visual Studio? Book author Joseph Albahari who wrote C# 3.0 in a NutShell has released LINQPad, a free tool that l...
OhmBlog, March 16, 2008
While I'm on migration, here are some pointers for stuff I had to do when migrating
my LINQ-to-SQL project from VS2008 Beta2 to RTM.
The DBML file was unreadable because the Beta2 version had an enc...
Fabrice's weblog, March 13, 2008
A book signing session for LINQ in Action will take place at the Monde en Tique bookstore in Paris at the end of the month.
Une session de ddicaces du livre LINQ in Action est prvue au Monde en Tique...
Brad Abrams, March 13, 2008
Wow, it feels like old times... I am happy that we are posting a new proposal for additions to the framework design guidelines. Mitch has worked hard on these, and we have reviewed them in...
Paul Wilsons .NET Blog, March 13, 2008
"LINQ in Action", published by Manning, is by far the best book available on Linq, both for those new to Linq and those already following it. The authors, Fabrice Marguerie, Steve Eichert, and...
Frans Boumas blog, March 12, 2008
Today we released the beta of Linq to LLBLGen Pro to our customers so they can dig in and check if we provided the right code, if everything works allright etc.! If you're an LLBLGen Pro v2.x custom...
EggHeadCafe.com New Articles, March 10, 2008
It's time to be "movin' on up" with Framework 3.5 and LINQ to do old things in a brand new way! Consume the New York Times's OPML feed of featured feeds into an XDocument, get the feeds with a LINQ ...
DonXML Demsaks All Things Techie, March 3, 2008
Since I'm talking about conferences, I should also mention that I'll be giving a full day pre-conference workshop, LINQ — One Query Syntax to Rule Them All at VSLive! San Francisco 2008: By ...
DonXML Demsaks All Things Techie, March 3, 2008
Since I'm talking about conferences, I should also mention that I'll be giving a full day pre-conference workshop, LINQ — One Query Syntax to Rule Them All at VSLive! San Francisco 2008: By ...
ASPAlliance.com - The #1 ASP.NET Community, March 3, 2008
In the third part of this series, Keyvan talks about the data model in his simple blogging engine. He shows some concepts related to the LINQ side of the data model to retrieve data for the blogging e...