Long time ago I promised to show LINQ in a demo, instead of just showing slides. Finally it's online So to show you how much easier it is to write code in C# 3.0 than it was in C# 2.0, I've created a small webcast (about 25 minutes).

In the webcast I show a few slides, but most of the time is used in Visual Studio 2008 writing code. In the webcast I create a small program in C# 2.0 and afterwards I convert it to C# 3.0.

I show both LINQ to Objects, LINQ to XML. LINQ to DataSets and LINQ to SQL. Of course there are much more in LINQ than I can show in 25 minutes By the way - the webcast and the slides are in Danish.

I have recently made a small webcast about LINQ. The webcast is in danish, as the target is danish developers and students. In the webcast I talk about the new features in C# 3.0 that makes LINQ possible. So if you want to hear a few danish words about the new keyword var, automatic properties, object/collection initializers, extension methods, lambda expressions, query syntax and anonymous types - watch the webcast.

The webcast can also be found at the front page at msdn.dk.

In the near future I expect to make another webcast where I not only present some PowerPoint slides, but also demonstrates LINQ using the new version of Visual Studio codename Orcas. So stay tuned!

By the way, my profile is now online at msdn.dk - check it out, if you want to hear why I'm a Microsoft Student Partner (also in danish).