I agree with Ayende point that Repositories and DAL’s are pretty much a thing of the past.
Usually my LINQ queries contains 3 distinct parts:
- Some filtering
- Some transformation
- Some selection
If I search for LINQ reusability I get some hits where all 3 parts are reused together. But in my experience it is extremely rare I need the same 3 parts in more than 1 place.
In my experience it is often the filtering part that is used many places. I did not have a good solution for this, until I read ayendes post.
After some though I came up with the following.
Notice how the filtering is reusable, and chainable in LINQ . Also the code reads very well and the where clauses are easily discoverable with intellisence.
This approach is very light weight and flexible, just like code should be.
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