Based on the following code: var grouped = filters.GroupBy(p => p.PropertyName); int numOfRowElements = grouped.Count();
I am implementing IQueryable, and so far have only implemented an expression visitor for \'Where\' calls and everything else is currently unsupported. The expression is translated into native T-SQL. I
Current project, broke head over this problem: Client Repository: public class ClientRepository { // Members
I have some code that uses deferred execution and lazy loading: public static IEnumerable<XElement> GetStreamElementP(string fileId, ListProgressEventHandler progressHandler, int total)
I am trying to implement the jQuery Deferred.pipe() method for the following scenario: Add a user in DB via $.ajax()
Linq query is not executed until the sequence returned by the query is actually iterated. I have a query that is used repeatedly, so I am going to encapuslate it inside a method. I\'d like to know i
I was about to build my own IEnumerable class that performs some action on all items the first time something iterates over it then I started wondering, does the framework already have something that
I have been doing some web application programming using GWT and have been confused by the term \"browser event loop\".
I have a TabLayout panel with 2 tabs. I would like to programmatically select the 2nd tab and then scroll to a particular element within the tab. This is how my code looks like:
I have a few <script> elements, and the code in some of them depend on code in other <script> elements. I saw the defer attribute can come in handy here as it allows code blocks to be post
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