Reimplementing LINQ to Objects: Part 37 – Guiding principles
Now that I’m "done" reimplementing LINQ to Objects – in that I’ve implemented all the methods in System.Linq.Enumerable – I wanted to write a few posts looking at the bigger picture. I’m not 100% sure...
View ArticleReimplementing LINQ to Objects: Part 38 – What’s missing?
I mentioned before that the Zip operator was only introduced in .NET 4, so clearly there’s a little wiggle room for LINQ to Object’s query operators to grow in number. This post mentions some of the...
View ArticleReimplementing LINQ to Objects: Part 39 – Comparing implementations
While implementing Edulinq, I only focused on two implementations: .NET 4.0 and Edulinq. However, I was aware that there were other implementations available, notably LinqBridge and the one which comes...
View ArticleReimplementing LINQ to Objects: Part 40 – Optimization
I’m not an expert in optimization, and most importantly I don’t have any real-world benchmarks to support this post, so please take it with a pinch of salt. That said, let’s dive into what...
View ArticleReimplementing LINQ to Objects: Part 41 – How query expressions work
Okay, first a quick plug. This won’t be in as much detail as chapter 11 of C# in Depth. If you want more, buy a copy. (Until Feb 1st, there’s 43% off it if you buy it from Manning with coupon code...
View ArticleReimplementing LINQ to Objects: Part 42 – More optimization
A few parts ago, I jotted down a few thoughts on optimization. Three more topics on that general theme have occurred to me, one of them prompted by the comments. User-directed optimizations I mentioned...
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Reimplementing LINQ to Objects: Part 43 – Out-of-process queries with IQueryable
I’ve been putting off writing about this for a while now, mostly because it’s such a huge topic. I’m not going to try to give more than a brief introduction to it here – don’t expect to be able to whip...
View ArticleReimplementing LINQ to Objects: Part 44 – Aspects of Design
I promised a post on some questions of design that are raised by LINQ to Objects. I suspect that most of these have already been covered in other posts, but it may well be helpful to talk about them...
View ArticleReimplementing LINQ to Objects: Part 45 – Conclusion and List of Posts
Table of Contents You may consider it a little odd to have a list of posts as the final part in the series, but it makes sense when you consider that visiting the Edulinq tag page shows results in...
View ArticleEdulinq – the e-book
I’m pleased to announce that I’ve made a first pass at converting the blog posts in the Edulinq series into e-books. I’m using Calibre to convert to PDF and e-book format. I still have a way to go, but...
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