LINQ in Action - THE LINQ book

I use email a lot.  I seem to be sending questions or replies to my co-workers constantly throughout the day, so you’d think I’d be very good at it.  Yet even with all my years of experience communicating through this high-tech medium I still find it difficult to get an idea across without inadvertently sending the wrong message.  ...

I know I've not been attentive for a while.  However, is that any reason to try and steal my crown?  It looks like Charles Petzold is trying to be funnier than me. Check out his plan for a new book. He claims it's an 'Evolutionary Leap'. I'll gladly give him the crown if he publishes it. However, it seems the Intentional Software ...

Everywhere I turn, all I read about is dynamic languages. Apparently, there is a small yet growing contingent of programmers that think dynamic is the only way to go. These guys are frustrated with the shackles of static type systems that force them to write clean code. And apparently, there is also a small and growing contingent of media types ...

“LINQ is totally awesome. It’s like this thing that you use to condense your entire application into one line of demo code. Sweet!” - Stanley Morgan   “LINQ is divine but DLINQ is a delinquent. It gives programmers too much power and makes programming against data way too easy. Is nothing sacred anymore?” – Ned Flanders   “Lambdas ...