LINQ's relationship to the new C#3 and VB9 features
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Author: Hi, I am Daniel Moth
Introduction: The
Language Integrated Query (LINQ) is the headline feature of the Visual Studio 2008 release. Most of LINQ is based on the new C#3 and VB9 language features. In this video, I demonstrate the association between the compiler features and LINQ. In particular,
you learn about the relationship to LINQ of
Local Variable Type Inference,
Object Initiliasers,
Anonymous Types,
Extension Methods, Lambda Expressions and
Query Expressions.
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Looking forward to more of these (probably on individual topics, but going a little deeper - like Extensions, anonymous types, query interfaces, etc).
Keeron: Thanks. To get more on each C# 3.0 and VB9 language feature, follow the links to my blog for each. I have other VS2008 and Fx 3.5 videos in the pipeline so stay tuned
Bydia: Not sure which RSS feed you are referring to. Sorry, but the download is not available at all (schocking I know :O). You can only stream this video for now. When I have a download link available, I will add it above.
Please follow up with a download of this work, it lends itself to reuse.
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I have now updated the original post above with a link to the download. Sorry it took us so long.
I saw you not so long ago present in Reading and it was great. You were the best presenter that day (actually, it was on par with the great ScottGu at WebDD!). As a result I've subscribed to your blog. It's nice to hear things like this coming out from Reading,UK
- Stu
This is a great demo. Finally made all the new features work together in a simple demo that a develop can understand.
Waiting for your next video...
Guy Burstein
sjhuk: There is a lot more like this coming out from Reading here in teh UK. Check out our nuggets page here.
bursteg: It is trickling its way to channel9 as I type
Cheers
Daniel
Discusses the same thing.
Hey folks
If you would also like to view a transcript of this video plus navigate to random points in the video, visit the following link
The main web page is here
Aravind
Glad you liked it Alex.. Sorry, I don't work for the UK subsidiary any longer, so not sure what is going on there.
Cheers
Daniel
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