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While preparing for another one of my posts, soon to be published, I received the following: What can one do when observing such a message? Since watching a grown man cry is both a pathetic and embarrassing situation, downloading the language specification...
Introduction Hi there back again. Hope everyone is already exploiting the power of LINQ on a fairly regular basis. Okay, everyone knows by now how simple LINQ queries with a where and select (and orderby, and Take and Skip and Sum, etc) are translated...
Recently I delivered a talk at TechEd South Africa on “Custom LINQ Providers”. This is a very broad topic to cover in barely 60 minutes especially if one has to explain pretty “abstract” pieces of art like IQueryable<T>. Apparently I managed to...
Recently I gave a talk at TechEd South Africa about Custom LINQ Providers. Unfortunately the session was only 60 minutes, so I had to cut down on the number of topics covered and focus on the bare essentials of query expression tree translation, including...
Last week, I had the honor to speak at TechEd 2008 South Africa on a variety of topics. In this post I’ll outline all of the resources, including uploads of all my demos, referred to during my presentations. But before I do so, I sincerely want to point...
I’m happy to announce the availability of the 1.0.1 RR (Refresh Release, not Dutch for “ Rechtvaardige Rechters ” – known as Knights of Christ – a stolen piece of art by Jan Van Eyck in my student-home city Ghent ) of LINQ to AD on CodePlex. Here’s the...
In the last couple of posts in the series, we've been establishing the interop baseline ready to be used by the query provider layer on top, which we're about to build now. Since the goal of this blog series is to live an IQueryable-free live...
A rather unexpected intermezzo in this series. Why? The first rule of blogging is that blog readers are always right, and this time it was no different. Although I pointed out yesterday "We're just doing raw interop here without more fancy SafeHandle...
PattThis should really be the least interesting part of this series. But still, without any physical data access layer, there's no way to build abstractions on top of it. So, in this post of this series we'll take a look at some very simple MSI...
In a reaction to my post on LINQ to MSI yesterday, Hal wrote this: I don't know enough about the dev side to know if this is a stupid question or not but here goes: Would I be able to take advantage of LINQ to MSI (or LINQ in general from a wider...
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