I'm new to c# and .net 2.0. In the old vb.net 1.1 days I normally created a
list class for every business class and used this list class for all
databinding rather than using datasets. This is because often I wanted to
edit data in the list and therefore needed to talk to the business object
and not the dataset. Since this was a must, I standardized on creating list
objects in most cases so everything was standardized. I've searched far and
wide and have found little documentation on the latest and greatest way to
create bindable custom list classes. What is the best practice these day in
creating bindable list classes? Where's good documentation about this?
Thanks.
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