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Tag Archives: LINQ
Configuring MEF with Linq To Xml Part 2: Making MEF recomposition on the fly when the file is edited
In this post I assume you have read my first post on this subject. You can find the first post here. In the first part of this blog post, I explained briefly what MEF is and I showed how you … Continue reading
Posted in tutorial
Tagged Alex van Beek, Application, configuration, Configuring, LINQ, MEF, REST
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WCF RIA Services – Dynamically create a criteria on the client-side
Note: This post is based on the WCF RIA Services VS 2008 PDC Beta and VS 2010 Beta 2 preview, changes can be done before the framework hits RTM. I have seen questions about how to dynamically create search criteria … Continue reading
LINQ to SQL and Entity Framework on top of SQL Azure
from Kevin Hoffman As mentioned in my previous blog post, you don’t get full designer support on SQL Azure within SQL Server Management Studio. In addition, you don’t get designer support for LINQ to SQL or Entity Framework, either. So … Continue reading
Why No Extension Properties?
from Eric Lippert I’m frequently asked “you guys added extension methods to C# 3, so why not add extension properties as well?” Good question. First, let me talk a bit about C# 3. Clearly the big feature in C# 3 … Continue reading
.NET RIA Services… and Beer!
from Andy Beaulieu Like most .NET Developers, I do a lot of Line of Business application programming, and I’m very excited about .NET RIA Services. In this (very long) blog post, I’ll update my Beer DB Demo using .NET RIA … Continue reading
Posted in tutorial
Tagged Andy Beaulieu, LINQ, RIA, RIA Service, Silverlight, Validation
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Choosing a Data Access Layer for Silverlight 3
from Shawn Wildermuth If you’re a regular reader of my blog, you’ll probably remember my pithy blog post where I stated that “It all depends…” to the question “Which Data Access Should I Use for Silverlight 3?“ The reality is … Continue reading
Posted in Data
Tagged ADO, ADO.NET Data Services, Data, data access, LINQ, RIA, RIA Service, Shawn Wildermuth, Silverlight, WCF, web service
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Parsing a GeoRSS Atom feed using XML to LINQ in Silverlight
…or how to put a map of your blogposts on your blog. I recently started a little pet project with a “photo a day” blog. I thought it could be fun to geocode each blogpost with to the place where … Continue reading
Silverlight Database Deep Zoom
The article describes how to create a Deep Zoom image and store the tiles in a database, and how to read the image from the database and display it in the browser. Acknowledgement This code has grown out of two … Continue reading
Posted in Images
Tagged database, Deep Zoom, DeepZoom, LINQ, MultiScaleImage, Silverlight, SQL
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