LINQ Best Practices

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Mark Heath

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:33

02. Discovering the Power of LINQ

01. Course Introduction.mp4

01:23

02. Why LINQ Is Awesome.mp4

01:36

03. Lambda Expressions.mp4

00:58

04. Extension Methods.mp4

02:32

05. Anonymous Types.mp4

02:49

06. Query Expression Syntax.mp4

02:15

07. Generics and the Yield Keyword.mp4

02:38

08. Collections are Everywhere.mp4

01:49

09. Introducing LINQPad.mp4

02:07

10. Module Summary.mp4

02:55

03. Thinking in Patterns

01. Module Introduction.mp4

02:02

02. LINQ Challenge 1 - Motorsport Scores.mp4

04:26

03. Pro Tip - Know The Enumerable Extensions.mp4

02:46

04. Spot the Pattern 1 - Filtering.mp4

01:50

05. Spot the Pattern 2 - Finding One Item.mp4

02:42

06. Spot the Pattern 3 - True For Everything.mp4

02:30

07. Spot the Pattern 4 - Transforming Objects.mp4

04:11

08. Spot the Pattern 5 - How Many Like This.mp4

02:06

09. Spot the Pattern 6 - Grouping Things.mp4

02:47

10. Pro Tip - Use Productivity Tools.mp4

01:48

11. LINQ Challenge Solution - Motorsport Scores.mp4

03:40

12. Module Summary.mp4

01:14

04. Unleashing the Power of Pipelines

01. Module Introduction.mp4

01:16

02. Transforming Elements.mp4

01:17

03. Filtering Elements.mp4

02:50

04. Reducing Sequences.mp4

02:15

05. Generating Sequences.mp4

01:14

06. Expanding Sequences.mp4

01:15

07. Reordering Sequences.mp4

01:43

08. The Power of Pipelines.mp4

01:28

09. LINQ Challenge - Album Duration.mp4

04:19

10. LINQ Challenge - Range Expansion.mp4

06:41

11. Real World LINQ - Find in Files.mp4

04:19

12. Real World LINQ - Parsing Log Files.mp4

03:44

13. Real World LINQ - Validating Enums.mp4

02:24

14. Module Summary.mp4

01:41

5. Writing Clean and Readable Code

1. Module Introduction.mp4

00:59

2. Why Clean Code Matters.mp4

04:07

3. LINQ Challenge - Sort by Age.mp4

05:11

4. Demo - Cleaning Sort by Age.mp4

02:29

5. LINQ Challenge - Bishop Moves.mp4

06:14

6. Demo - Cleaning Bishop Moves.mp4

03:55

7. Using the LINQ Query Expression Syntax.mp4

02:29

8. LINQ Challenge - Longest Book.mp4

04:55

9. Module Summary.mp4

02:48

6. Extending LINQ

1. Extending LINQ.mp4

01:29

2. Demo - Creating an Extension Method.mp4

04:30

3. Demo - Concatenating Strings.mp4

03:37

4. LINQ Challenge - Counting Pets.mp4

05:49

5. Introducing MoreLINQ - CountBy.mp4

03:17

6. LINQ Challenge - Swim Length Times.mp4

05:53

7. Demo - Using MoreLINQs Batch Method.mp4

02:22

8. LINQ Challenge - Counting Consecutive Sales.mp4

02:36

9. Module Summary.mp4

01:32

7. Avoiding Unnecessary Work with Laziness

1. Module Introduction.mp4

01:49

2. Deferred Execution.mp4

04:37

3. Demo - RSS Downloader.mp4

06:39

4. Breaking out Early.mp4

02:04

5. Avoiding Multiple Enumeration.mp4

06:01

6. Multiple Enumeration and Databases.mp4

03:54

7. Multiple Enumeration and Correctness.mp4

04:07

8. Returning IEnumerable Sequences.mp4

04:33

9. Module Summary.mp4

01:46

08. Optimizing Performance

01. Optimizing Performance.mp4

03:44

02. When Should You Optimize.mp4

02:53

03. Is LINQ Always the Right Choice.mp4

03:14

04. Speeding up LINQ with PLINQ.mp4

03:03

05. Understanding the Implementation.mp4

05:01

06. Viewing LINQ Operator Source Code.mp4

01:48

07. Optimizing LINQ to Entities.mp4

03:48

08. Demo - Avoiding Returning Too Much Data.mp4

05:01

09. Demo - Avoiding Select N+1.mp4

02:41

10. Module Summary.mp4

02:03

09. Testing and Debugging Effectively

01. Testing and Debugging Effectively.mp4

02:02

02. Demo - Debugging LINQ Queries in Visual Studio.mp4

04:09

03. Demo - Pipeline Tracing with Extension Methods.mp4

04:13

04. Testing LINQ Queries.mp4

05:08

05. Mocking Side Effects.mp4

02:57

06. Testing LINQ to Entity Framework.mp4

01:59

07. Exception Handling in LINQ Queries.mp4

03:47

08. Demo - Suppressing Exceptions in LINQ Pipelines.mp4

04:37

09. Demo - Implementing TrySelect.mp4

03:02

10. Module Summary.mp4

02:06

10. Working with Asynchronous Streams

01. Module Introduction.mp4

01:51

02. The Problem with Async Methods in LINQ Pipelines.mp4

02:15

03. Introducing IAsyncEnumerableT.mp4

02:04

04. Demo - Generating IAsyncEnumerableT.mp4

02:12

05. Demo - Consuming IAsyncEnumerableT.mp4

01:11

06. Demo - Cancelling IAsyncEnumerableT.mp4

02:43

07. Using IAsyncEnumerableT in Pipelines.mp4

03:35

08. Demo - Calling Async Methods in Pipelines.mp4

03:10

09. Mixing Async with LINQ.mp4

01:39

10. Demo - IAsyncEnumerableT in Action.mp4

01:54

11. Demo - Using Parallel.ForEachAsync.mp4

03:01

12. Module Summary.mp4

01:36

11. Embracing a Functional Style

1. Module Introduction.mp4

02:13

2. Declarative Code.mp4

01:26

3. Chaining Functions.mp4

01:36

4. Higher Order Functions.mp4

01:36

5. Being Lazy.mp4

01:17

6. Avoiding Side Effects.mp4

02:59

7. Course Summary.mp4

02:51

Description

This course will teach you how to fully harness the power of LINQ by exploring best practices and avoiding common pitfalls by solving fun and challenging problems.

What You'll Learn?

In this course, LINQ Best Practices, you’ll learn to take advantage of the power of LINQ in your C# programs. First, you’ll learn how to recognize situations in which LINQ can improve the expressiveness and readability of your code. Next, you’ll discover how to combine LINQ operators into pipelines and extend them with ad ditional capabilities.. Finally, you’ll learn how to ensure your performance. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of LINQ needed to work effectively with sequences of data.

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Mark Heath

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Mark Heath is a software developer based in Southampton, England, working for NICE Systems as a software architect creating cloud based digital evidence management systems for the police. He is the creator of NAudio, an open source audio framework for .NET. He is passionate about continually improving his skills and training other developers, and in recent years has been particularly focused on the challenges of creating scalable and reliable Azure-deployed systems. In his (very limited) spare time, he enjoys home studio recording, football and theology, and spending time with his five very energetic children.

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