LINQ is an internal DSL provided by C# for accessing streams of data. We can leverage the same feature set added to the language to make LINQ to author our own internal DSLs. In this session Ian Cooper introduces you to the ideas behind Internal DSLs and shows how C# 3.5 helps you to write them.

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	Computation Abstraction Sadek Drobi : 7th Dec 2009
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	Parkbench Panel Discussion : 7th Dec 2009
	Using combinators to tackle the HTML ren Robert Pickering : 7th Dec 2009
	Mono Toby Henderson : 3rd Dec 2009
	Command Query Udi Dahan : 16th Nov 2009
	HTML 5 and ASP.NET Dylan Beattie : 2nd Nov 2009
	Enterprise Integration with MassTransit Mike Hadlow : 1st Oct 2009
	Web Applications Jan Machacek : 21st Sep 2009
	Open Source Build & Test Workshop Frank Cohen : 14th Sep 2009
	Space Based Programming Gojko Adzic : 2nd Sep 2009