Paul Stovell says…

As with other LINQ operations, Bindable LINQ allows you to execute aggregates over values that can change over time. In the general sense, a Bindable LINQ aggregate is an operation that turns a series of values into a single value, and is not necessarily limited to numeric operations. Examples of such aggregates are classics such […]

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It’s been a long time coming, but the first beta for Bindable LINQ is available for download from CodePlex:
http://www.codeplex.com/bindablelinq

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The source download contains a set of sample projects that show various ways to use Bindable LINQ. The samples are:

Samples.Basic: a bindable GroupBy filter that filters data based on what is […]

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Update: SyncLINQ has been released under the name Bindable LINQ, and is available from CodePlex
My last couple of posts have hinted at it, but now it’s finally here: SyncLINQ running within Silverlight 2.0 beta 1. If you have it installed, you should see the application below:

#silverlightControlHost {
height: […]

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Update: SyncLINQ has been released under the name Bindable LINQ, and is available from CodePlex
Last night I spent a bit of time refactoring how SyncLINQ routes collection changed events internally. This was for a number of reasons, but mainly so that I could add Windows Forms support as well as deal with some minor differences […]

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Update: SyncLINQ has been released under the name Bindable LINQ, and is available from CodePlex
My last SyncLINQ commit introduces a working implementation of dependencies. Put simply, you can write normal looking LINQ queries like this:
listBox.ItemsSource = from c in contacts.AsBindable()
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