May 2008 - Posts
This question arises in one of discussions. If you have a XML document with “xmlns” then LINQ to XML does not return any IEnumerable<T> J . This is strange but true for XPath and XQuery. There is a trick to get it done, Let us assume that you have
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With IE 8 and strong CSS 2.1 compliance, the sites which used to run perfectly fine with IE 7 might break. The error typically could be like, formatting, alignment or JavaScript issues. This is beta and there are ways to prevent all such problems easily.
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Being web developer I am super excited about the release of Internet Explorer 8. There are lots of talks and already we have Beta 1. Now there are some thousands features with this version and many are planned for the new version. Excitements anxiousness
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One of the mostly asked questions in the Visual Studio adopters group is “what am I not getting with my version?”. This probably sometimes leads to a business decision towards buying. Download the data sheet (from MSDN) One place for all your
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IEnumerable<T> and IQueryable<T> are the two most used terms of any LINQ discussion. What I am trying to here is that I am trying to simplify the two interfaces depending on their behavior. In LINQ world we generally have few providers available
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