Auto completion for LINQ and Quaere (take 3)

Published 18 October 07 07:50 PM | andersnoras 

Thomas brought up a question on auto completion for LINQ queries in Visual Studio that has spawned a discussion on my Bare Naked LINQ post. The best way to show the differences and similarities is to do a screen cast so here you are; enjoy!

A high res QuickTime version is available here.

Community Server screwed up my first posts. This one is a replacement
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# Casper said on November 5, 2007 11:04 AM:

Anders, very cool stuff. One very big limitation of your implementation (yes I know, it is not really LINQ for Java) is that it does not actually derfer execution (represent the expression until data is actually needed) which is really where the power of LINQ comes in - avoiding a bunch of temporary transient lumps of data. This also allows implementations to optimize for parallel execution.

# Anders Nor??s' Blog : Lexical Closures, Deferred Execution and Kicker Methods said on November 6, 2007 2:20 PM:

PingBack from http://andersnoras.com/blogs/anoras/archive/2007/11/06/lexical-closures-deferred-execution-and-kicker-methods.aspx

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