LINQ to entities: <ul> <li>Video walkthroughs</li> <li>Channel 9 video</li> <li>Entity framework FAQ</li> <li>Entity framework performance</li> </ul> I've got a lot more I tagged on Delicious.com. Mention LINQ to Entities since ADO.NET Entity Framework will be an important .NET module. <h2>A few LINQ Tips:</h2> <ul> <li>Apply filters before a join to improve query performance</li> <li>Filter LINQ queries using object reference comparison</li> <li>Apply aggregates to empty collections in LINQ to SQL queries</li> <li>Delay loading a property in LINQ to SQL</li> <li>Use table-valued functions with eager loading turned on</li> <li>Put joins in the correct order in a LINQ to Objects query</li> <li>Compose a LINQ query inside a loop</li> </ul> http://www.aspnetpro.com/articles/2009/04/asp200904zh_f/asp200904zh_f.asp Get the book Linq in Action it is an easy read for a coding book and really teaches you how to use Linq and the new features of .NET 3.5 some of the cool parts they put in for the language.

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A few LINQ Tips:

Apply filters before a join to improve query performance
Filter LINQ queries using object reference comparison
Apply aggregates to empty collections in LINQ to SQL queries
Delay loading a property in LINQ to SQL
Use table-valued functions with eager loading turned on
Put joins in the correct order in a LINQ to Objects query
Compose a LINQ query inside a loop

http://www.aspnetpro.com/articles/2009/04/asp200904zh_f/asp200904zh_f.asp

Get the book Linq in Action it is an easy read for a coding book and really teaches you how to use Linq and the new features of .NET 3.5 some of the cool parts they put in for the language.

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