AST, DLR, Expression Tree ---- recommend a blog by a cool man!

Today, I read a series of expression trees about LINQ and DLR from redna xelafx, with a very low benefit. I haven't read such a thrilling, technical, and in-depth one for a long time.ArticleNow! The contents of many articles in the garden are not in-depth (including some series of tutorials written by MVP). It seems that the content of scottu Gu's blog is similar to that of beginners. of course, I didn't think that those people did not write well. They spent a lot of time and effort, and they had a good writing skills. They provided great learning resources for beginners. (such as Terry Lee and Jeffrey) They are very good people and everyone is very busy. Few people are willing to spend time writing so much text for others to learn. thanks to them.

In a series of articles by redna xelafx, I saw a investigator's attitude towards writing. he has a wide range of knowledge. He has written an article, introduced it by reference, and learned it in depth. He needs readers to study and consult some materials to understand it. A little foreignProgramming LanguageThe attitude of the founder or compiler developer!

For example, this document introduces AST, DLR tree, and CCI.. NET platform. it can be seen that the author has read a lot of information before he can know what others do not know and make some in-depth articles. the author's research attitude is worth learning.

Link to a series of articles about Expression Tree:

Expression Tree (1) of LINQ and DLR: Introduction to LINQ and Expression Tree
Expression Tree (2) of LINQ and DLR: Introduction to DLR
Expression Tree (3) of LINQ and DLR: Comparison between LINQ and DLR and AST of the other two libraries
Expression Tree (4) of LINQ and DLR: create static-type LINQ Expression Tree nodes
Expression Tree (5) of LINQ and DLR: Using lambda expressions to represent common control structures