Projects tagged ‘linq’ and ‘to’

A SQL to LINQ translator that will help the development community to adopt the new expression language using a user friendly integrated tool for Visual Studio 2008.

IQToolkit is essential if you are building your own LINQ IQueryable provider. It contains common tools and source code you can apply to your own project.

A gradebook, class scheduler, and (eventually) a school-wide management system for k-12 schools.

FormFields makes it simple to produce more usable form entry fields. It completely transforms and simplifies your markup by allowing simple inclusion of form validation, uniform display, (optional) ... [More] Linq-to-SQL integration and databinding with minimal effort. [Less]

Given an Entity Data Model XML (EDMX), this utility generates valid IDataReaders across all entity types, allowing Linq to Entities (L2E) to be used in legacy systems that require this interface to be ... [More] implemented. The generated IDataReaders are strongly-typed and performant. [Less]

LINQ to SharePoint is a custom LINQ query provider implementation for SharePoint that translates LINQ queries to CAML in order to query SharePoint lists. It comes with an entity mapping tool that ... [More] exports the schema of a list and translates it into an entity type. Support to update SharePoint lists after querying them is planned. [Less]

Thie is the Silverlight version of a word game from the project 'MyWGP', a word game publisher, with an extionsion of a stroy page. Unlike MyWGP, which was developed in .NET 2.0(VS2005 Express), this ... [More] is developed in .NET 3.5(VS2008 Pro) using Silerlight & LINQ technology in C#. [Less]

基于.NET Framework 3.5下的PetShop。

Fitting the LINQ to SQL technology in your own N-tier application framework may require writing custom code for the entities. This project implements a custom tool for generating code from a DBML ... [More] model, which you may use instead of the default MSLinqToSQLGenerator in C# or VB projects. [Less]

The Main goal of "Managed Menu Extensions" is to provide easy access to adding Right Click menus in the Visual Studio Solution Explorer. This means developers will no longer have to use the cumbersome ... [More] Visual Studio Add-In model. It should be as easy as inheriting an abstract class, and copying the assembly to a specific location. The second goal is to explore the new .NET 3.5 System.AddIn namespace. The Extension model will be implemented using the functionality provided in this namespace. The second beta release provides Add-In functionality for Visual Studio 2008, later editions will feature Add-In functionality for Windows Explorer and perhaps even for SharpDevelop. A release of Managed Menu Extensions consists of a number of MSI packages. One designed for each specific environment, one containing the contract, wiews, and adapters (from the System.AddIn namespace), and one containing af few simple samples (one sample shows how to use Linq to XML to create a simple XML document with class info when right clicking a class file). No matter what environment (of the above mentioned) your a developing right click menus for, you can do it by using the same simple programming model. One of the interesting points is that the same Add-In can potentially provide Right Click menus for many different environments. E.g. you do not have to develop different Add-Ins for Windows Explorer and Visual Studio, although you will rarely need the same functionality in both environments Managed Menu Extensions will give you the opportunity to do so if needed. Further ideas might "pop up" later. Managed Menu Extensions is concieved and implemented by Jesper Niedermann [Less]