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I spoke with someone today who disallows the use of lambdas for his team. His reasoning is that code must be maintainable, and developers with two years experience don’t understand lambdas. I completely agree with the first point, but I disagree that lambdas make code unmaintainable. Understanding how to use lambdas is easily within the grasp of any C# developer.
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dpeterson
8/11/2011 6:54:53 PM
Well written, well explained. I think even some people who know how to use lambdas probably do not know how to properly implement them in their own APIs, but your article demonstrates that as well.
vijayst
8/12/2011 12:02:45 AM
I agree with Chris that Lambdas have become integral part of the framework. I use it quite frequently in MVC. @Html.TextBoxFor(m=>m.Name) is very familiar to developers. But creating a Lambda is a different thing. The post describes it well.