Know any good LINQ books?
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Hey all, I know it's still a pretty new technology, but there have got to be some good books on LINQ by now. Specifically I'm looking for something that can teach me how to really take control of the programmatic aspect of constructing queries dynamically and so forth, and the various kinds of LINQ like SQL, XML, and so forth, from a C# perspective, and some parallel LINQ wouldn't hurt either. I'm currently reading Adam Nathan's WPF Unleashed and am finding it quite readable though a little too light on the coverage so far (granted I'm only on chapter 6) but I'd really like to learn more about how DependencyObject works and so far it's only been covered lightly. Any recommendations? -Logan
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Hey all, I know it's still a pretty new technology, but there have got to be some good books on LINQ by now. Specifically I'm looking for something that can teach me how to really take control of the programmatic aspect of constructing queries dynamically and so forth, and the various kinds of LINQ like SQL, XML, and so forth, from a C# perspective, and some parallel LINQ wouldn't hurt either. I'm currently reading Adam Nathan's WPF Unleashed and am finding it quite readable though a little too light on the coverage so far (granted I'm only on chapter 6) but I'd really like to learn more about how DependencyObject works and so far it's only been covered lightly. Any recommendations? -Logan
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NO I DO NOT KNOW OF ANY LINQ BOOKS.
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Hey all, I know it's still a pretty new technology, but there have got to be some good books on LINQ by now. Specifically I'm looking for something that can teach me how to really take control of the programmatic aspect of constructing queries dynamically and so forth, and the various kinds of LINQ like SQL, XML, and so forth, from a C# perspective, and some parallel LINQ wouldn't hurt either. I'm currently reading Adam Nathan's WPF Unleashed and am finding it quite readable though a little too light on the coverage so far (granted I'm only on chapter 6) but I'd really like to learn more about how DependencyObject works and so far it's only been covered lightly. Any recommendations? -Logan
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LINQ in Action[^] might be a good one (though I have not read or reviewed it).
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Hey all, I know it's still a pretty new technology, but there have got to be some good books on LINQ by now. Specifically I'm looking for something that can teach me how to really take control of the programmatic aspect of constructing queries dynamically and so forth, and the various kinds of LINQ like SQL, XML, and so forth, from a C# perspective, and some parallel LINQ wouldn't hurt either. I'm currently reading Adam Nathan's WPF Unleashed and am finding it quite readable though a little too light on the coverage so far (granted I'm only on chapter 6) but I'd really like to learn more about how DependencyObject works and so far it's only been covered lightly. Any recommendations? -Logan
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There is a review on Linq for Visual C# 2005 here: http://codebetter.com/blogs/david.hayden/archive/2006/12/08/LINQ-for-Visual-C_2300_-2005-eBook-Review.aspx[^]
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NO I DO NOT KNOW OF ANY LINQ BOOKS.
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NO I DO NOT KNOW OF ANY LINQ BOOKS.
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NO I DO NOT KNOW OF ANY LINQ BOOKS.
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Hey all, I know it's still a pretty new technology, but there have got to be some good books on LINQ by now. Specifically I'm looking for something that can teach me how to really take control of the programmatic aspect of constructing queries dynamically and so forth, and the various kinds of LINQ like SQL, XML, and so forth, from a C# perspective, and some parallel LINQ wouldn't hurt either. I'm currently reading Adam Nathan's WPF Unleashed and am finding it quite readable though a little too light on the coverage so far (granted I'm only on chapter 6) but I'd really like to learn more about how DependencyObject works and so far it's only been covered lightly. Any recommendations? -Logan
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LINQ in Action due to be released in January is a good book. I have reviewed the book. The examples are great. Most of the xisting LINQ books are already outdated. So I will wait for some time. There is one article by Don Box on MSDN which gives a speedy and quick introduction to LINQ. I suggest you to read that and then you can start playing with the samples and some articles here at CP by Sacha and David Stone.
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LINQ in Action due to be released in January is a good book. I have reviewed the book. The examples are great. Most of the xisting LINQ books are already outdated. So I will wait for some time. There is one article by Don Box on MSDN which gives a speedy and quick introduction to LINQ. I suggest you to read that and then you can start playing with the samples and some articles here at CP by Sacha and David Stone.
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Great, thanks, I'll check that out. Logan
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