Scott Guthrie, Microsoft's ASP.NET and Atlas development guru, has posted a two-part article on using the Language Integrated Query, or LINQ, within ASP.NET projects.
Part 1 outlines how to create the ASP.NET page using LINQ, using rich collections of strings, refactoring collections, working with .NET Standard Query Operations and using Anonymous types. Guthrie's example in this case is a grid that lists the cities he has visited so far this year and how far they are from Seattle.
Part 2 provides details about DLINQ, or LINQ for databases, such as creating a DLINQ-enabled object model, hierarchical binding and basic pagination.
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