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Great to see the LINQPad forum stand on its own now! Keep up the good work!
- Arno Tolmeijer
I've been using LinqPad for about a year. A couple of months ago I added Intellisense.
I just wanted to let you know that I think that LinqPad is a great product.
Have a good weekend.
I have been using LINQPad every day for one week know. It is already one of those few tools I fire up in the morning and close it only when I leave the office in the evening.
I am using LINQPad for
1) automating Excel with C#
2) learning C# and LINQ
3) copying and moving files between different servers
4) the development of a simple IronPython console within LINQPad
Dominik
Thanks for making my job so much easier. Arguably the best invention since toilet paper :>)
You wanna know about some killer capabilities in LINQPad? How about that time--or, really, those times--when I've needed to parse or build LINQ expressions? LINQPad has made it easy for me to inspect the structure and properties of expressions, allowing me to build and troubleshoot my code much more quickly and efficiently than if I had to rely on the Visual Studio IDE. Or what about those times when I've wanted to see the IL code that a short snippet generates? Rather than having to go through a laborious process of building an assembly, locating it in the file system, and firing up ILDasm, LINQPad allows me to type the snippet, run it, and view the IL without ever having to leave the app? And then there are the times when I've needed to manipulate my iTunes music collection...
In short, LINQPad provides almost everything you need for working out the building blocks of your code without burdening you with the ceremony of a full-blown IDE. It's where I go to think small now so that I can think big later.
With Linq scripts yoy can focus on your idea, you can keep everything clear, without any disturbing complexities.
Thanxs for this product, keep on developing. (and happy new year!)