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The missing link: The LinqEqualityComparer

Posted on 20 August 2010 by Manuel Riezebosch

There are a few Linq extension methods that only support the combination of the Equals and GetHashCode methods of an object or the use of a custom EqualityComparer. When you want to select all items from a list that are Continue reading →

Connecting Adobe Flex with Flash Builder 4′s Data Centric Development features to a .Net service based backend

Posted on 20 August 2009 by Alex van Beek

This post is about some of the new Flash Builder 4 Data Centric Development features. I’m going to use these features to integrate a Flex 4 front-end, with a .Net back-end. Let’s start with the .Net back-end. The .Net Back-end Continue reading →

Visualizing Linq operators: The Info Support Linq Posters

Posted on 17 March 2009 by Frank Bakker

Over the last few months I have been working on a little project to make Linq ‘come to life’ in two full size posters that developers can hang on the wall of their offices. The Linq posters demonstrates the usage Continue reading →

Selecting or filtering on the sequence number in Linq

Posted on 23 November 2008 by Frank Bakker

A few weeks ago I was writing a Linq query where I needed each items sequence number (or index) as a part of the filter expression in a Where operation. To simplify the actual problem let's say I needed to Continue reading →

Adding sets of items to arbitrary collections using extensions methods

Posted on 7 April 2008 by Raimond Brookman

Don't you just hate the fact that only some collection classes provide a possibility too add more than one item at once (such as List<T> does offer via AddRange). This means that often I'm writing this kind of code: var Continue reading →