LINQ-to-Javascript

by Jon 1/24/2008 3:28:00 PM

I jumped onto codeplex.com for a random summary of the latest projects and stumbled across LINQ-TO-Javascript (JSLINQ). Pretty nifty idea.

Personally I'd like to see JSLINQ to be a jQuery overload -- that is, take the JSLINQ object definition and merge it with jQuery's object (at runtime) -- so that jQuery extensions can automagically work with JSLINQ objects. I suggested the idea here.

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1/23/2008 7:19:11 AM

Chris Pietschmann

I'm not familiar with jQuery, but I will definately look into it. Thanks for the suggestion!

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2/3/2008 1:09:16 AM

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2/4/2008 8:44:45 AM

Korayem

Thats mega awesome. I've wanted to implement any integration with jQuery. Having linq to jquery is out of this WORLD!

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2/12/2008 8:20:49 PM

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5/19/2008 9:35:46 AM

Harry Mann

LINQ2JSON is pretty cool. But I thought LINQ2jQuery is much better and it will boost Web programming to the next level. But I did see any product that combine two fields.

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