does the new Classifieds Starter Kit make use of Linq?http://forums.asp.net/t/1505663.aspx/1?does+the+new+Classifieds+Starter+Kit+make+use+of+Linq+Thu, 31 Dec 2009 20:10:11 -050015056633573025http://forums.asp.net/p/1505663/3573025.aspx/1?does+the+new+Classifieds+Starter+Kit+make+use+of+Linq+does the new Classifieds Starter Kit make use of Linq? <p>Does the Classifeds starter kit make use of Linq?&nbsp; if not is it a hard thing to convert to using.&nbsp; I downloaded the classifieds starter kit several years ago,&nbsp; it appears that the one that is still available for download is the&nbsp;same as what I downloaded years back..&nbsp;&nbsp; My problem is that as my classifieds site grows larger I wonder if implementing the use of a linq datasource would be much more efficent then the object datasourec that it currently uses..</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>any opinions would be greatly appreciated,&nbsp; Also clues on the best way to implement linq would be very helpful</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Thanks,&nbsp;</p> 2009-12-18T15:02:19-05:003592051http://forums.asp.net/p/1505663/3592051.aspx/1?Re+does+the+new+Classifieds+Starter+Kit+make+use+of+Linq+Re: does the new Classifieds Starter Kit make use of Linq? <p>There is no reason to why you&nbsp;couldn't&nbsp;use LINQ.</p> <p>It would be wise to use what suites you best! I would be interested in converting the current version if ease of use and performance where to improve from the kit.</p> <p>I am currently working on getting the Beta classifieds kit to a stable release status so the community can once again have a trouble free and easier to use version of the kit! once this is completed I will be adding a lot of personal code to the kit to bring the site up to date with todays developers and user standards. I have also renamed the kit as My Version now has Auctions / Reverse Auctions / Sweepstakes / Donations and more all through the 1 engine. None of this Merging crap [:D]</p> 2009-12-31T20:10:11-05:00