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Need LINQ but writing JavaScript?

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    Kent Sharkey
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    Shawn Wildermuth[^]:

    One of the tasks that I found cumbersome when writing JavaScript is simple collection manipulation. I have gotten spoiled in C# with LINQ. Sorting, filtering, shaping and more is easy with LINQ but what about in JavaScript?

    It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Underscore.js!

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      Shawn Wildermuth[^]:

      One of the tasks that I found cumbersome when writing JavaScript is simple collection manipulation. I have gotten spoiled in C# with LINQ. Sorting, filtering, shaping and more is easy with LINQ but what about in JavaScript?

      It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Underscore.js!

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      www.breezejs.com You're welcome

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        Shawn Wildermuth[^]:

        One of the tasks that I found cumbersome when writing JavaScript is simple collection manipulation. I have gotten spoiled in C# with LINQ. Sorting, filtering, shaping and more is easy with LINQ but what about in JavaScript?

        It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Underscore.js!

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        One of the reasons I do not think JS will take over. Future is going more towards tools like Linq and further from traditional C++ type languages (C#, Java, C++)

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