FAQ

Q: Where do I get Bindable LINQ?

The Bindable LINQ releases, documentation and source code are hosted on Codeplex at http://www.codeplex.com/bindablelinq.

Q: Does Bindable LINQ talk to my database?

Bindable LINQ is designed to work on in-memory collections, and not directly against any for of database technology. However, Bindable LINQ queries can be used alongside external sources such as databases and web services to enable reactive applications. See the Application Patterns section for details.

Q: Does Bindable LINQ help me using ASP.NET?

Bindable LINQ is designed for stateful, client side applications where reactive programming can greatly simplify code. Although it may work under ASP.NET, web sites typically follow a short-lived request-response model whereby the usefulness of Bindable LINQ is limited.

Q: Can I use Bindable LINQ at work?

Bindable LINQ is released under the OSI-approved New BSD license, which allows it to be used in both commercial and non-commercial applications without any requirements for those applications to be open source or for customizations to be shared with the community. See the section on Licensing for further details.

Q: I have a problem. Where can I report it?

The Codeplex site contains both an Issue Tracker for reporting bugs, and a Discussions page for discussing areas you aren't sure about.

Q: I need a custom query. How do I build one?

For query operators that are quite common, consider asking on the discussion page incase someone else is also working on the same query. Otherwise, see the section on Implementation for a guide.

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Bindable LINQ code is licensed under the New BSD open source license.