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Good point. I'm coming from the slightly spoiled .NET/LINQ world so you get (I think) 100% of SQL functionality built in.
by PJDK 12y ago
Good point. I'm coming from the slightly spoiled .NET/LINQ world so you get (I think) 100% of SQL functionality built in.
- leereeves 12y agoI think learning SQL when you already know LINQ is a bit like learning C when you know C#. Knowing one makes it easier to learn the other, and there's value to understanding the underlying abstraction layer, but you'll avoid using it if you can.
- rjbwork 12y agoI disagree. I love C#/LINQ, but after a couple years of Linq2SQL and EF, I'm back to preferring raw SQL via Dapper. I think it's simply a better programming model.