It’s immediately apparent from even 30 minutes going through VS 2008 / .NET 3.5 that I need to learn about LINQ, which means I need to bone up on C# generics.  I’ve been avoiding generics for a while, in favor of strongly typed custom collection classes that implement the IEnumerable/IEnumerator stuff, which gives me a lot of control and means I don’t need, nor get, everything that generics give me in order to satisfy the customer requirements.

LINQ just looks too cool to pass up for any length of time, which means it’s back to school for Generics.