C# 3.0: What you can do with extention methods

Take a look here, for some amazing stuff that you can do with C# 3.0 extention methods. The ability for a much clearer syntax is amazing.

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03/06/2007 01:58 AM by

Jacob

I thought you were going to link to this article on using ExpressionTrees to get Ruby symbol-like support: http://themechanicalbride.blogspot.com/2007/03/symbols-on-steroids-in-c.html. Also a good read.

03/06/2007 07:35 AM by

Alex

Did you stumble across that link on my blog? I've had a comment from Wes who has promised to do some posts on the power of extension methods too... worth looking out for I suspect

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