[New Article] Creating custom LINQ provider using LinqExtender

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[New Article] Creating custom LINQ provider using LinqExtender

published 7 months, 26 days ago, submitted by mehfuzh 7 months, 30 days ago

weblogs.asp.net — First of all happy new year, secondly my new article is just published at Dotnetslackers. This explains the detail of creating custom LINQ providers using Linqextender. ..

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Very cool. This definitely cuts down the amount of crap you have to put up with to build a provider, but don't worry--there's still plenty left ;) I'm sure Mehfuz was joking when he wrote about nothing being easier in the world than writing one on top of LinqExtender, but it is definitely a better place to start than spending a month studying expression trees.

posted by jesse 7 months, 25 days ago

Thanks!!1

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