https://www.developerfusion.com/t/linq/tutorials/sort/popularity/ 2012-09-22T20:43:00.00Z http://www.developerfusion.com/article/9789/c-40-goes-dynamic-a-step-too-far/ 2009-02-12T13:54:00.00Z

Is C# in danger of too much change? Mike James ponders the implications of dynamic types in C

Mike James http://www.developerfusion.com/article/84407/design-for-testing/ 2011-03-15T12:42:00.00Z

Testing should be an integral part of your design, and Kevin Jones explains just how to make it so.

Kevin Jones http://www.developerfusion.com/article/84468/linq-to-log-files/ 2011-01-14T13:37:00.00Z

Running LINQ queries over databases gets all the limelight, but Jon Skeet reminds us of it's possibilities over object graphs too.

Jon Skeet http://www.developerfusion.com/article/7556/new-c-30-language-features/ 2008-02-28T21:26:00.00Z

Learn about some of the new features in C# 3.0 including automatic properties, collection initializers, extension methods, lambda expressions and anonymous types.

Scott Guthrie http://www.developerfusion.com/article/84298/linqing-to-xml/ 2010-07-23T09:22:00.00Z

XML, which is all about tree structures, and LINQ, which is all about querying collections, might not seem to fit together, but Mike James explains that they work together just fine.

Mike James http://www.developerfusion.com/article/9397/iterator-blocks-in-c-2-autogenerated-state-machines/ 2008-12-03T11:50:00.00Z

Ever wondered how the magic "yield" statement works? Jon Skeet digs into the inner workings of C# 2.0 and how this innocuous statement gets you a whole load of "free" generated code for your iterators.

Jon Skeet http://www.developerfusion.com/article/9398/iterators-iterator-blocks-and-data-pipelines-in-c/ 2008-12-03T11:44:00.00Z

With the arrival of LINQ to Objects, understanding how iterators work has become more important than ever before. Learn how to implement them in C# 2 (or 3), and how these apply to the fundamental aspects of LINQ to Objects.

Jon Skeet http://www.developerfusion.com/article/7087/have-you-seen-the-silverlight/ 2007-09-17T20:49:00.00Z

So you want fancy, sexy streaming media in the UI? And you want cool animations, fancy glow-in-the-dark buttons and decent, scalable vector graphics? And you want to run your application in a browser on both Windows and Mac OSX? If you’re already reaching for your copy of How to Wow with Flash, stop. There’s a new kid muscling onto the somewhat crowded Rich Interactive Application (RIA) block, and it’s coming from Microsoft.

Dave Wheeler http://www.developerfusion.com/article/8251/the-beauty-of-closures/ 2008-10-08T16:13:00.00Z

Closures are often described in terms of functional languages, but Jon introduces the concept of closures in a world of C# and Java. Learn how to use them and why.

Jon Skeet http://www.developerfusion.com/article/7112/common-intermediate-language/ 2007-09-27T20:17:00.00Z

Granville gets down with the CLR, and takes a look at CIL/MSIL - the intermediate language that every .NET language gets compiled to, and has full access to the capabilities of the CLR.

Granville Barnettt http://www.developerfusion.com/article/8250/linq-to-objects-for-the-net-developer/ 2008-10-08T15:17:00.00Z

Mike James explains that LINQ isn’t just for SQL programmers but is usable by every .NET developer. Learn how take the power of LINQ queries to your every-day coding through the lowly IEnumerable interface.

Mike James http://www.developerfusion.com/article/7991/rest-and-net-35-part-1-why-rest-based-services/ 2008-08-06T16:02:00.00Z

Why has REST been getting so much attention recently? It's no accident that Yahoo, Google and Amazon have chosen not to use SOAP to expose their APIs. Learn some of the issues of using SOAP, and how a RESTful based architecture can resolve some of these.

Richard Blewett http://www.developerfusion.com/article/8288/bluffers-guide-to-c-3/ 2008-10-13T14:00:00.00Z

Pretend you know what you're talking about in suitably geeky company. More seriously, it will give you a very rough overview to give some context if you choose to investigate a particular feature further.

Jon Skeet http://www.developerfusion.com/article/9576/the-future-of-net-languages/ 2009-01-09T16:37:00.00Z

Wondered why Microsoft always seems to release different language features for each language? Discover how .NET 4.0 will reduce the disparity between C# and VB.NET with some great new features for both languages, plus a new dynamic language runtime and new functional and parallel programming languages.

Damon Armstrong http://www.developerfusion.com/article/145919/an-introduction-to-f-type-providers/ 2012-09-22T20:43:00.00Z

Type Providers are a new core feature in F# 3.0, the latest version of F# released with Visual Studio 2012. Keith Battocchi investigates.

Keith Battocchi