Let’s get started by doing “the simplest thing that could possibly work”. public class DynamicDataTable : DynamicObject { private readonly DataTable _table; public DynamicDataTable( DataTable table) { _table = table; } } For now, we’ll use a DataTable for the actual storage and a DynamicObject...

To commemorate the first beta release of the first CLR to contain the DLR, I’m going to try to implement something more interesting than useful – a dynamic version of the DataTable class. My goal is to show how the dynamic support in C#4 and VB10 can be used to create a better development experience...