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Look at academic literature on LINQ

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Description

There are a number of papers that relate to LINQ, we should read them and figure out whether they have ideas that would improve on the design of Query.

My current list is:

  • Schreiber et al. (2010), "Thirteen New Players in the Team: A Ferrybased LINQ to SQL Provider".
  • Grust et al. (2010), "AvalancheSafe LINQ Compilation".
  • Meijer (2011), "The World According to LINQ".
  • Suzuki et al. (2016), "Finally, Safely-Extensible and Efficient Language-Integrated Query".
  • Cheney et al. (2013), "A Practical Theory of Language-Integrated Query".

Might also be a good idea to contact these authors, maybe one of them is interested in contributing...

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Research direction

Read the five LINQ papers listed in the issue, then compare their ideas with Query.jl's current design. Document which ideas could improve Query and what concrete changes they suggest; contacting the authors is an optional follow-up.

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