Let’s walk through the process of manipulating a generic list using VB expressions. Say you have added a C# class to your C# workflow project with the following code (yes, you can still use C# for all the heavy lifting): public class Person { public...

The lack of C# expressions in WF 4.0 is painful for all of you C# developers out there. We know, and we won’t forget about C# support when planning for future releases. However, if you are using WF 4.0, you will need to figure out how to cope with VB...