In my two part series on Expression Trees, I gave a short overview of how the various static methods in the Expression class can be used to generate lambda expressions on the fly.  This opens up an endless world of possibilities.  The most practical of which is to generate LINQ to SQL CRUD... [More]

In part 1, we took a look at Expression Trees and how they fit into the LINQ stack.  Microsoft summarizes Expression Trees as: "Expression trees represent language-level code in the form of data. The data is stored in a tree-shaped structure. Each node in the expression tree represents... [More]

If you're at all familiar with LINQ internals, then you probably have at least a basic understanding of what Expression Trees are and their importance in the LINQ stack.  For the uninitiated, LINQ queries (Lambdas) come in two forms: Expression Trees and Delegates.  Delegates are just anon... [More]