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That is true as well, especially if you need to support operations not part of out-of-the-box LINQ. The real meat there is in the Expressions API. The actual LI
by aashishkoirala 13y ago
That is true as well, especially if you need to support operations not part of out-of-the-box LINQ. The real meat there is in the Expressions API. The actual LINQ methods, if you look at them, don't do much except provide a way to delegate to the underlying IQueryProvider.
That said, I think for stuff that is supported, better to stay within the "standard approach".
But I get your point.