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Blog by Troy Magennis on Software Architecture, Development and Management

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Troy Magennis is a software developer living in Seattle, WA. Troy is a Microsoft MVP, the author of many articles, and the founder of HookedOnLINQ.com, a LINQ specific wiki reference site.
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LINQ Reference Mug and Mousemat

I put together a mug and mouse-mat design with LINQ Reference information. I wanted to have a list of the standard query operators and the new C# Query Expression Syntax on hand at all times. My only concern is spilling coffee over the keyboard when looking up the "Join" syntax reference!

combo_mug_front combo_mug_back sqo_mousepad

They take information from the HookedOnLINQ Wiki website, and you can buy them for $14.99 if you think they might be useful.

Buy a LINQ SQO and Query Expression for $14.99 + shipping

Buy a LINQ SQO Mousemat for $14.99

I don't have a VB equivalent yet, and I'd be interested if anyone has ideas for improving them or can point out errors or omissions.

Troy.


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Categories: C# | LINQ | HookedOnLINQ
Posted by t_magennis on Friday, February 08, 2008 4:35 AM
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LINQ Frequently Asked Questions Pages

I've been fielding lots of LINQ related questions recently through comments and emails from the HookedOnLINQ site. I decided to document my responses over the last few months and post the answers. I'd be really interested in feedback and the questions you find cropping up around the LINQ.

LINQ to Objects FAQ

LINQ to SQL FAQ

LINQ to XML FAQ

Troy.


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Categories: HookedOnLINQ | LINQ | Resources
Posted by t_magennis on Friday, October 26, 2007 5:15 AM
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Hooked on LINQ - 100 pages reached

After hovering at 80 odd pages for a few weeks, Hooked on LINQ, the LINQ developer wiki has topped the 100 page mark.

The new additions are in the C# 3.0 Language Enhancements and more thorough descriptions including some laborious work documenting in pseudo-code what each Standard Query Operator does. Next on my target radar is LINQ to SQL and the IQueryable interface.

It was my goal to use this wiki as a place for me to keep all LINQ related reference material together. I have also been adding hyperlinks to Google searches in the reference section of some pages so that I can quickly see what the current highest ranking topics are. This really helps isolate material I need to read before distilling the topic on a page.

My current google and MSN search ranks are:

LINQ to Objects    Google: 5           Live: 3
LINQ to SQL         Google: 17         Live: 5
LINQ to XML         Google: 7           Live: 5
LINQ                    Google: Page 4   Live: Page 4

Not too bad for 2 months of work, and LINQ is still a way off release. My goal is to have a lot of material by the Orcas release.

Troy.


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Categories: HookedOnLINQ
Posted by t_magennis on Thursday, February 15, 2007 5:24 AM
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