WANTED: LINQ-to-LightSpeed beta testers
Tagged as LightSpeedOne of the key features of LightSpeed 2.0 will be the inclusion of a LINQ provider for working with LightSpeed entities. LINQ is a great new way of expressing queries that Microsoft have delivered with .Net 3.5 (for more information, read the wikipedia article here). Having said that, writing a LINQ provider is no easy task and because of that we’re looking for people to beta test and really knock it around.
What we want to hear about:
- Any bugs you come across
- Feedback on performance
- Feedback on LINQ samples
- Feedback on the completeness of the implementation
- Anything you feel would be useful :-)
If you’re interested in joining the beta program then send me an email: jd@mindscape.co.nz
Thanks,
– JD
P.S. LightSpeed will be remaining a .Net 2.0 product for the time being – LINQ support is added by referencing an additional assembly in your .Net 3.5 projects.
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Posted by John-Daniel Trask on 17 March 2008 



Hi JD,
I am keen to be part of this. let me know how I can help.
Cheers,
Nathan
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