Folks,
I'm using LINQ since a while, but I know I still have a lot to learn about it. However, most of books I browsed on the self (maybe only left over??) covering mainly beginner stuff I already know. I don't like the "For the Dummies" style...
I found that combined with object datasource, I can make using LINQ very neat architecture extremely flexible and I can acheive much more that what I could with SqlDatasource.
Could someone refer me a good book reference addressed to programmer already initiated to LINQ. About expanding LINQ, optimisations, ...and other stuff I should know about.
Any suggestion to share with the communauty?
Thanks