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Thursday, August 02, 2007

LINQ: Building an IQueryable Provider - Part IV

by mattwar via The Wayward WebLog on 8/2/2007 8:26:00 PM

I just could not leave well enough alone. I had the crude LINQ provider working with just a translation of the Where method into SQL. I could execute the query and convert the results into my objects. But that’s not good enough for me, and I know it’s not good enough for you. You probably want to see it all; the transformation of a little sample program into a full-fledged working ORM system. Well, I’m probably not going to do that. However, I still think there’s a lot of common ground I can ...

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Generic List AddRange, Remove, and Count Performance

by Brendan via Brendan Enrick on 8/2/2007 1:00:00 PM

The .NET System.Collections.Generic.List class is not a linked list as non-.NET users might expect. This list class is actually more like an array list than a linked list. Because of this it has some of the benefits of arrays. Simply because of the array data structure which exists within the generic list class, the class is able to achieve a constant time Count function. The basic array data structure is a collection of objects which are stored contiguously in memory, and because of this it mak ...

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World's first AJAX IDE?

by Ernst Kuschke via    Ernst Kuschke : C# on 8/2/2007 10:23:00 AM

Morfik's has this to say about their WebOS AppsBuilder (quite a mouthful): WebOS AppsBuilder brings extreme simplicity to the design of sophisticated AJAX applications without compromising their functionality. You don't need to write any HTML, XHTML, XML, JavaScript or CSS. It has never been easier to create highly interactive web sites and applications - and you don't even have to learn a new language or new technologies to do it! Their (patent pending) JavaScript Synthesis Technol ...

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