Last week I recorded an Architect Point of View (arcPOV) session on Choosing the Right Flavor of LINQ for accessing relational data.
An Architectural POV is a short (10-15 minute) video covering a technical topic from the Architect’s point of view. An arcPOV takes the Time-Scope-Resource balance into consideration and discusses the topic within one or more phases of a project. The objective of a POV is to state a position and solicit opinions/feedback from the community on the position taken and its validity.
In this POV I talk about the tradeoffs involved in choosing between the three flavors of LINQ that can be used to access relational data: LINQ to SQL, LINQ to Datasets and LINQ to Entities. I discuss the impact on the project time line and the thought process you would go through evaluating LINQ during the Define phase of a project.
Let me know what you all think.
Bill Zack
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Last week I recorded an Architect Point of View (arcPOV) session on Choosing the Right Flavor of LINQ
The Microsoft East Region DPE team has started in our blogs what we called "Architect Point of View".
The Microsoft East Region DPE team has started in our blogs what we called "Architect Point of View"
Nice article and well explained the need. You can find the basics of LINQ Architecture here
http://www.techbubbles.com/net-framework/linq-architecture/
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