Posts tagged with Linq.
View All TagsOne of the most common architectures for web apps right now is based on passing DataTransferObjects(DTOs) to and from CRUD services that updates your business/domain entities using tools like AutoMapper and EntityFramework.
I’m still playing around with the outcome my Linq Workspace Experiment.
There is allot of confusion gotesing on in the .NET community when it comes to Lambda expressions.
Allot of blog posts out there claiming that Lambdas are simply another way to write delegates, or rather anonymous delegates.
Patrik Löwendahl blogged about using C#3 features in .NET 2 via VS.NET 2008 a few days ago:
http://www.lowendahl.net/showShout.aspx?id=191
This post shows how you can use Linq expression trees to replace Activator.CreateInstance.
**You can find the full code for this post here: ** http://www.puzzleframework.com/Roger/GenericMath.cs.txt
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’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.