In this post I will show how you can use Linq Expressions to access private (or public) class fields instead of using Reflection.FieldInfo.

I’ve finally seen my own Linq support live 😛 Until now I’ve only been emitting NPath queries and verified that NPath is correct.

I’ve added a bit more Linq support for NPersist today.

I’ve added a “Documents” page here on the blog.
This page will contain links to documents/papers regarding my projects and related material.

I have published my class designer component at CodePlex.

MyLisp is now named DSLisp – Domain Specific (Language) Lisp.

The old ObjectMapper 2000 was and still is a great tool and I have used it in lots of projects to generate and map my entities.
But one thing that is clear, is that it was way way too complex for most users, it had more settings than the space shuttle and could be a real PITA in some cases.

I’m currently adding some real Linq support to NPersist.
I did start on it when the first public previews of Linq was released, but then I was kind of stuck in World of Warcraft for a while (OK, slightly more than a while).
But I’ve finally broken out of the world of Azeroth and I’m back in the real world again.