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michaljagiela, February 23, 2008

When I get first book about LINQ technology I think this is very hard technology, but when I read this Pro LINQ in C# 2008 vademecum I change my opinion about LINQ, and I started exploration this wonderful technique. After I finished read my book from Apress I can create my first applications where I used LINQ methods and ideas to delivery dynamic data from different data sources. Every day I read some pages in this very useful and innovative book. I think this is the best source professional information and samples how developers can working with this newest technology. LINQ is powerful but If You think about creating advance application with this, You must learn about You can use features, extensions in LINQ, because some elements is very different from standard technique access to dynamic data sources.
Learning with this book is simple, because you can found code, code, and again code with professional comments. Where You read book, in this same moment You can create first applications, where You can demonstrating how to use a methods, and suggest from authors. Of course If you think about learn LINQ with this book You must programming in C#, but You don’t must be very advance, because all required theory and programming methods have a long comments.
Additional, in most books author tell us how we can building specific application in next steps, but don’t inform us how we can rebuild our apps if something may not work as expected. In Pro LINQ You find every this information.
In book you find this information:
• How to used all new LINQ features including extension methods, lambda expressions, anonymous data types, and partial methods,
• how working in LINQ with XML data,
• how to query databases with LINQ to SQL and DataSet with LINQ to DataSet,
• and many new information.
Summary, Joseph C. Rattz, Jr. write for Apress very professional book, and everyone professional developers who’s think create apps with LINQ must have this book in desk, because this book can be primary source for information and samples about delivery dynamic data from different data sources.

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