Dmitri Nesteruk
8.2/10
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Product is rated as #123 in category C#
This is a comprehensive course on a technology called Language Integrated Query (LINQ). LINQ is a core part of .NET that is responsible for helping us iterate through, filter, search, transform and manipulate collections, be it local objects (arrays, lists, etc.) or remote objects (e.g., databases).
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Courses : 14
Specification: Mastering LINQ with C# and .NET
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Provider | |
| Duration | 3.5 hours |
| Year | 2017 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
Mastering LINQ with C# and .NET
$14.99
Mikael M –
The course is short and delivers excellent on the short time. It did not however say anything about Linq query expressions which was what I was looking for. The fact that the course is short is shown before you buy so it would be unfair to expect that it goes indepth. But if you want to learn a lot easy and fast this is a good course.
eyup ea –
Not very detailed. Explanations and examples are so simple and restiricted. This course may be appropiate for newbies.
Dharmesh Dobariya –
yes
Moneebul Anwar –
Defining related topic in depth
Kip Petzold –
Yes
Gaisbauer Lukas –
Very good. A little bit to fast at the begining (theorie) so you think: WHATTTTT?. But the rest is realy great!
Mayank Sharma –
Yes..it is covering basic concepts neatly.
Leandro F Velo –
It’s ok, the fist part is well explained. The only bad thing is that I did this course trying to implement solutions to Database interactions using LINQ, and I have no idea about entity Frameworks, so I couldn’t get it. Maybe an extra lecture about it can be very useful!
Massimo Picco –
I took this class as a refresher before then deep diving into Reactive Extensions, and I have to say that it is very good. From my standpoint, I believe it is also a very effective LINQ jumpstart course
Vlad Gonchar –
So far so good!
Michael Gaudet –
This course is exactly what I’ve come to expect from Dmitri it’s super apparent that he knows this stuff cold, backwards and forwards, and a great deal more. I just don’t find the presentation very engaging and that’s perfectly fine! If you need to know how LINQ works, this is the course for you. But if you need interactive graphics and multimedia slideshows to really help you absorb the information, maybe this isn’t your speed. Dmitri covers all the important points of LINQ, from the bare basics to advanced topics like Parallel LINQ, straight in the code editor. I envy Dmitri’s ability to fluidly present topics in a continuous, live coding video with hardly even any typing mistakes. But I do find his delivery to be a little flat and monotonic. Again, it depends on how you learn best. This course is full of great info and you’ll probably find yourself referring back to it again in the future. The one gripe I do have is more of a footnote. In the videos, I recall Dmitri saying that IQueryable items were unlikely to be used. I guess that depends what field you’re in; I’ve worked for numerous clients where IQueryable objects were used to build up a LINQ to SQL query (since the SQL query isn’t actually run until the results are materialized). That seems to be a very significant usage of IQueryable that is totally omitted from these videos. For example, you could have a method that returns an IQueryable after using LINQ selectors to omit old and inactive records; you could then reference that all across the system and have a single spot to control the definition of what an old record might be for that business.
Paul Gifford –
The source files should be available in a single download. I also believe the course should be aimed at intermediate not beginner. Great instructor, but does talk a little fast 🙂 The course tests require more knowledge than a beginner, too much prior knowledge is implied. Otherwise I found it very helpful, would have given 5 stars if not for the items mentioned.
Bhabani –
worst tutorials
Suman Hazra –
More examples needed for the More LINQ and the XML part.
Hamsalekha HR –
Very Fast
Paniraj N –
I have several years of experience with using linq but still i got lots of things clarified and learnt new things. Thanks !
Yogesh Gurav –
Amazing detailed and practical knowledge. It’s not PowerPoint presentation but hands on training, well done!!!
Cristian de Le n Ronquillo –
I like your courses because there’s no waste of time!