June 9th, 2009Combing LINQPAD with LINQ In Action From Manning
Last night, I had the honor of having dinner with three other VSLive speakers including Jim Wooley, one of the authors of the awesome book on LINQ titled LINQ in Action. Jim is a wealth of knowledge as well as very entertaining. He had an interesting analogy for what using try/catch statements to handle expected issues. I’ll leave it up to you to post to his twitter account and find out what it was. it’s just a little off color and I don’t want to be rejected from search engines.
At anyrate, I’m now following Jim’s Twitter feed and he recently mentioned he included all the examples from his book in LINQPAD. I just downloaded them. This is just too cool! He wrote a blog post about it here: http://www.thinqlinq.com/Default/LINQ-In-Action-Samples-available-in-LINQPad.aspx Here is what it looks like in LINQPAD
Hope this helps!!! It’s huge for me.
June 9th, 2009 at 11:20 am
It was a pleasure talking with you last night. I’m glad you appreciate the LinqPad integration effort. We plan to add the additional chapter samples as we have time.
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