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DLINQ Gotchas
I have just written a new codeproject article about DLINQ using the May 2006 CTP and have stumbled on a few things, that may interest some folk. Im aware (and have even downloaded the Virtual PC...
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My LINQ Articles
I have been doing some LINQ/DLINQ articles over at codeproject. Codeproject article link :LINQ Introduction 1 of 3 Heres a small taster of some of the LINQ standard query operators I discuss in the...
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XLINQ
I have just written a nice article that has a companion source application on XLINQ which is available right here
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How to stream XLINQ
From time to time when you are using XLINQ to query XML data, you may find that you are dealing with a very large XML file. Loading a very large XML file using the standard XLINQ Load() method may not...
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Writing Custom LINQ Extension Methods
Microsoft have done a great job with LINQ IMHO. However there are times when it might be handy to create your own LINQ extension methods. LINQ extension methods can be applied to any type provided that...
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Using LINQ and reflection together
I am in the middle of writing a new article for codeproject which uses Amazon Web Services (AWS) to obtain a array of Details[] objects back from a call to the web service proxy. I want to then use...
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Reading Feeds with XLINQ
I have done a number of projects that all parse RSS Feeds using XLINQ. Which in itself is awesome, and much easier than using old XML techniques. Where I would so something like 1: public static...
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A Journey Into Expressions
I have been a little obsessed with LINQ and Func<T,TResult> of late and finally managed to find some time to do a little bit of exploration into the System.Linq.Expressions namespace. I have...
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A simple SGML Parser and Visitor pattern loveliness
I am in the middle of so many article ideas right now that I am finding it hard to find enough time to look at them all, and some of them are pretty big articles. So what I have to do when this...
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Double Whammy Goodness
I just got an email from Chris Maunder today to tell me that my Sonic article (http://www.codeproject.com/KB/smart/Sonic.aspx) has won the 2 following awards, that’s 2 awards Best C# article of...
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Who Wants Me To Write A Book
Recently someone left me the following message on my new article (http://www.codeproject.com/KB/smart/GeoPlaces.aspx) Hi Sacha, I’m sure this has been said before but you really should write a book...
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WPF : Dynamic Search Driven List Results
At work at the moment I am working on a way way cool customisable search that basically allows user to pick source entities and related entities and then pick what fields they would like to show, this...
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WPF : Dynamic Search Driven List Results (Now uses AppDomain)
A couple of posts ago I showed you all how to use CodeDom/CompilerServices and LINQ to create a dynamically created dll. A few people stated that this should have been in a new AppDomain (and it was...
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LINQ : 2 nice things I just found
I was at work today and had to deal with obtaining the values from some anonomous types that I was using in some WPF databinding, and although I knew I could do it with reflection, I thought someone...
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Restful WCF / EF POCO / UnitOfWork / Repository / MEF article
Numerous people have asked me to create a LOB (line of business) app that showed how I would typically structure my layers between a front end and a database (this was mainly asked for by users of myÂ...
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Expression Tree Visualizer
Some of you may remember a rather handy ExpressionTree debugger visualizer that allowed the visualization of expressions. Basically it was extremely handy and a great way of getting to know the...
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