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Complete guide to Dynamic keyword in C#  (Unpublished)

An extensive article to understand how dynamic keyword works, limitations and best places to use it


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Dynamic in C# 4.0: Introducing the ExpandoObject  (Unpublished)

In fact, it’s not just better syntax. You also get flexibility. To demonstrate this flexibility, let’s move to ExpandoObject, which is a part of the new dynamic language runtime (DLR). ExpandoObject instances can add and remove members at run time. Where can you use such an object? XML is a good can...


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C# Recorder using IronRuby  (Unpublished)

The Ruby languages has some very powerful built-in abilities. These are now available in C# 4.0 thanks to the dynamic keyword and IronRuby. In this post I take advantage of some of the powerful Ruby built-in abilities to create a class that records C# statements and playbacks them on an arbitrary ob...


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Inside Microsoft Dynamics(TM) AX 4. 0 free  (Unpublished)

Dive deep in to the architectural details of Microsoft Dynamics AX to make relationships clear and development tasks easier.


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Dynamic Group and Where clauses in LINQ queries.  (Unpublished)

A very elegant way to achieve dynamic where and group clauses in LINQ queries.


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The dynamic Keyword Part 2 – IDynamicObject  (Unpublished)

The dynamic keyword that will be a part of C# 4, holds a great power inside. This is what I’m talking about in this post – the IDynamicObject interface and its uses.


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Conquering VB envy with C# 4  (Unpublished)

Hints at how the embedded XML syntax of VB.Net might be implemented using the dynamic language features of C# 4.0


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A first look at Duck Typing in C# 4.0  (Unpublished)

A complete end-to-end C# 4.0 example with source code using IDynamicObject and MetaObject in order to generate a fully dynamic type using a Dictionary as storage. It also shows how a dynamic type can enter the static typed world and act just like a typed class - dynamically. :)


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Anders Hejlsberg: The future of programming languages  (Unpublished)

In this video Anders Hejlsberg takes a look at the future of programming languages and sees the trends; declarative, dynamic and concurrent. As the chief designer of the C# programming language and a key participant in the development of the .NET Framework Anders Hejlsberg has a lot to say about thi...


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Dynamic Data: Tweaking the Filter Repeater  (Unpublished)

The default implementation of Dynamic Data provides a drop down list box for each foreign key and boolean field in a table. The drop down list allows you to filter the table with the value selected from the drop down list box. The figure below shows a view of the Product table from the AdventureWork...


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Irony - .NET Compiler Construction Kit. - Home  (Unpublished)

The fantastic DSL empowering engine used by the domain.dot.net team for our DSL work in addition to custom Linq provider dev and fluent interfaces into that via extension methods, etc. This project is major heavy lifting... Damon


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Configuring Dynamically Created User Controls Containing UpdatePanel  (Unpublished)

UpdatePanel is a rare ASP.NET (actually ASP.NET AJAX Extensions) control which benefits from the TemplateInstanceAttribute and especially TemplateInstance.Single case. Its ContentTemplate property is decorated with [TemplateInstance(TemplateInstance.Single)] attribute. This setting allows accessin...


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Dynamically adding controls to ASPX pages (web forms) and assigning ev  (Unpublished)

Although I've seen a lot of articles describing how to dynamically add controls to a Web Form, few mention even a little hint to how you can make event handlers actually WORK with dynamically-added controls. This article may seem (and probably is) a beginner-level one, but I think it's essential to ...


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Microsoft to roll out dynamic-language layer for .Net  (Unpublished)

"Microsoft is readying a new software layer designed to allow dynamic languages to integrate more easily and tightly with its .Net Framework, according to sources. Microsoft is aiming to unveil the new technology — which it may christen as the "Dynamic Language Runtime" (DLR) — at its...


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TRULY Understanding Dynamic Controls (Part 3)  (Unpublished)

Another great post from 'Infinities Loop' discussing dynamic ASP.NET controls.


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