Amanda Silver on Visual Basic LINQ Syntax in Visual Studio 2008

0:00 – 2:48 |
Intro |
2:48 |
Demo Starts |
3:22 |
Create LINQ to SQL classes |
7:50 |
Adding Stored Procs on DataContext |
9:06 |
Setting namespaces on the entity classes and browsing the generated code |
12:20 |
Partial Methods |
15:55 |
Databinding to LINQ to SQL objects |
18:40 |
Loading customer classes and lazy loading related orders |
21:02 |
Submitting changes |
24:15 |
Using Stored Procs when submitting changes |
27:45 |
Writing a LINQ to SQL queries |
31:55 |
Calling stored procs through the Datacontext |
36:06 |
Architecture usage discussion |
Are these videos available for C#? I looked under that section on the MSDN but found nothing related to LINQ to SQL or pretty web page like that for VB.Net.
I wish I found this video a year ago. This would have been a great help when I built my first LINQ to SQL site rather than the tutorials I used. I built a weight loss quotes site and has few stumbles here and there which may have been lessened. I was impressed with LINQ to sql in general though. Very quick to get started!
Truly a right-to-the-point, hands-on tutorial on Linq to SQL. Finally I can give up of manually writing SPs & Business Objects and use this more productive, type safe, easy way instead! Well done!!!
Hi there! I created a similar suppliers and products data entry in C# but I'm not able to save new supplier, only changes from existing supplier or record. Anyone knows what I'm missing in my code?