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This looks like an interesting conference (by yag)
19 April 06 12:02 AM
There's a conference coming to Seattle that looks really interesting for language wonks: The .NET Programming Languages And Compilers Symposium: Lang .NET 2006 Here are a few of the things that they'll be discussing: Dynamic languages and scripting AJAX Read More...
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Data Access Layers and a LINQ update (by yag)
17 January 06 03:18 PM
Sorry it's been a while since I posted. The launch in Israel (and the user group meeting) went great. Lots of folks, lots of good conversations with people there. I just wanted to point out a few interesting things that went online in the last day or Read More...
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LINQ updates for VS2005 RTM (by yag)
28 October 05 11:27 AM
Now that we've shipped Visual Studio 2005, we've put updated versions of the LINQ downloads that work with the RTM bits. Enjoy! LINQ tech preview update for .net 2.0 rtm VB LINQ tech preview update for .net 2.0 rtm C# Read More...
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OOPSLA Bird of a Feather talk on LINQ (by yag)
14 October 05 12:25 PM
Next week, on October 19th, Erik Meijer , Mads Torgersen and Amanda Silver will be presenting a BOF on LINQ. It will be held in the Royal Palm Salon 1+2, 5:00 – 7:30pm. If you're in San Diego for the conference, stop on by. It should be a great session Read More...
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Language design choices and query comprehensions (by yag)
22 September 05 10:20 PM
An interesting part of Project LINQ is the concept of Query Comprehensions. In essence, they allow you to perform a translation from a more declarative syntax to a more object based one. For instance the following internal LINQ syntax in C#: expr = names.Where(s Read More...
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New paper on XLinq (by yag)
22 September 05 10:14 PM
Erik Meijer and Brian Beckman have written a paper titled "XLinq: XML Programming Refactored (The Return of the Monoids)" for the XML2005 conference . I found it very readable and a really good explanation of the XLinq API. Check it out! As an aside - Read More...
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Some LINQ related videos on Channel 9 (by yag)
17 September 05 10:43 PM
Some say that seeing is believing. There are three videos on Channel 9 that discuss LINQ. Anders Hejlsberg and Dan Fernandez discuss LINQ and C# . Paul Vick and Amanda Silver discuss the future of VB . Paul Vick and Erik Meijer discuss dynamic programming Read More...
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More on LINQ (by yag)
15 September 05 08:33 AM
Here are some links to various reactions and interviews on The Linq Project. Visual Basic 9.0: Looking Forward - This is an interview that a number of us had with Dr. Dobbs Journal while here at PDC. Check out the transcript of the discussion with Amanda Read More...
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Project LINQ - Language INtegrated Query (by yag)
12 September 05 10:22 PM
Well, the hints have been going out for a while now, and finally we can talk about this thing we've been working on for so long. At the PDC opening keynote today, we unveiled a number of things including Project LINQ. The Language Integrated Query framework Read More...
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Yag's PDC Schedule (by yag)
07 September 05 11:23 PM
I'm getting ready for PDC - and planning to spend a lot of time in the pavilions and lounges to talk to y'all and see what you are doing with VS as well as your thoughts on our upcoming work. Here's my schedule - stop on by and say hello! Tuesday, September Read More...
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