Monthly Archives: January 2017

Joining, Grouping and GroupJoining in LINQ

By | January 31, 2017

As you may already know I really, really like LINQ. One day I’ll probably join together all my posts about this incredible featureand release pretty neat compendium/one-oh-one about this great feature. But while I’m not sitting and joining every post from this blog that have word “LINQ” in it into one, big pile, let’s talk a bit about… Read More »

REST and don’t event think about APIs

By | January 12, 2017

So I’ve got two big, uppercase acronyms in title. Kind of double catchprase and if you’re reading this, I’ve probably got your attention. And I hope to keep it so please, just don’t stop reading, at least for a while. But why would you even consider stopping reading post about REST and some kind of… Read More »

LINQ – don’t be afraid of Aggregate

By | January 6, 2017

Aggregate is one of the most fun and powerful methods in LINQ. Sadly it’s also one of the most underused and “scary” ones. I hope that after reading this post you will understand Aggregate a bit more, know when to use it and won’t be afraid of doing so. So let’s have a look at MSDN.… Read More »