Well, I believe either you love LINQ or JavaScript; or you are here to learn LINQ and JavaScript. Be happy to know that Linq.js is complete implementation (almost) of LINQ for JavaScript.
See the cool features below:
Features
- implement all .NET 4.0 methods and many extra methods (inspiration from Rx, Achiral, Haskell, Ruby, etc...)
- complete lazy evaluation
- full IntelliSense support for VisualStudio
- two versions - linq.js and jquery.linq.js (jQuery plugin)
- support Windows Script Host
- binding for Reactive Extensions for JavaScript(RxJS) and IntelliSense Generator -> see documentation
- NuGet install support(linq.js, linq.js-jQuery, linq.js-Bindings)
