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In the first post in this series we gave some background to a problem the LINQ to XML design team has been working on for some time how to easily yet efficiently work with very large XML documents. In »
We're starting to see some real applications that demonstrate how easy it is to use LINQ to XML (I'm just gonna keep abbreviating it XLinq ) to get real XML work done without too much sweat or tears. One »
This is the first of a multi-post series on how to use LINQ to XML in scenarios that require streaming over a large input and or output data source rather than loading a document into memory, processing »
In a previous post we presented an overview of the XML Features in the Orcas Community Technology Preview . This post gives some more details and examples for what we call the bridge classes that let one »
Last week I started the first in a series of blog posts I'll be making that cover some of the new VB and C# language features that are coming as part of the Visual Studio and .NET Framework Orcas release »
The new XML Developer Center on MSDN has a nice article about the new XML features in Whidbey . The top 10 list is Performance XPathEditableNavigator, an Updatable Cursor The XPathDocument as a Better »
IntroductionLast week I ( Scott Mitchell ), authored an article titled Syndicating Your Web Site's Content with RSS , which examined using RSS to syndicate Web content. RSS is a syndication standard that »
High Performance LINQ To SQL - Compiled Queries - O R Mappers - Ecommerce Websites by David Hayden , Florida ASP.NET Developer , Filed LINQ To SQL It should be of no surprise that an O R Mapper will add »
XQuery 1.0 and XPath 2.0 are now W3C Recommendations, thanks in part to the contributions of several Microsoft employees over the years. An earlier draft of the XQuery specification is supported in SQL »
Last week after finishing manuscripts of my book , I promised to get back to regular blogging and give more stuff about programming and .NET especially about newly released .NET 3.5 so here you go! It »