If you start 'thinking in LINQ' you'll get more done with less code, and what you write will be simpler than using SQL.

Returning LINQ Results A LINQ query always returns a collection (which may have 0, 1 or many objects). However, the collections returned from LINQ+EF aren't exactly like other collections. For ...

You don't ever have to write a complicated LINQ/Entity Framework query, but you do need to know when to call the ToList method on your query. Here's a tip on both.

As I mentioned Monday and in my Visual Studio 2008 review, I've been struggling with the finer points of LINQ queries. In a talkback comment to my review, "CSharper" pointed me at one solution to ...

You have a method that contains a LINQ query. If you use the right interface, other developers can piggyback on your method with their LINQ queries without losing efficiency.