Contents tagged with LINQ
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Building Functions vs. Building Expressions: Performance Comparison
Yesterday I posted an entry describing a method for building functions as opposed to building expressions to get a more succinct syntax, and in general a more functional approach. There was a touch of reflection in there though, so I wasn’t too sure what the performance would be like.
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C# Dynamic Function Factory
Building functions instead of expression trees.
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LINQ to Concurrency Problems
LINQ to SQL is fascinating - the more I work with it, the more I hate it, and then love it again all at the same time. Recently we had an issue while using it in a slightly older version of our N-Tier WCF application which uses LINQ to SQL as it's primary ORM solution (yes, I know).