C#/.NET Little Pitfalls: Stopwatch Ticks are not TimeSpan Ticks
The System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch class is very useful for elapsed time measurements in .NET applications. Today we’ll look at the ElapsedTicks member of the Stopwatch class, and some of the confusion...
View ArticleCode Contracts in .NET 4
This video explains code contracts in .NET and how they can be used to improve data integrity, consistency, and development velocity with minimal impact to the size of the source base and even to...
View ArticleVisual studio and .NET tips and tricks 14:- Implement interfaces with just a...
Visual studio and c#/ .NET tips and tricks 14:- Implement interfaces with just a right click.In this video we will see how to implement interfaces with right clicks rather than typing them manually....
View ArticleC#/.NET Little Pitfalls: Implicit Zero To Enum Conversion
Many times, we create overloaded methods or constructors to allow them to accept different kinds of data. Further, there are times that we may accept object when any value will do. This works well...
View ArticleObject Oriented programming ( OOP ) :- What is Aggregation , Association and...
In this video we will demonstrate 3 important principles i.e. Aggregation , Association and Composition using c#. All the 3 things are important pillars of OOP ( object oriented programming)...
View ArticleEntitySpaces 1,000 License Give Away (no catches)
EntitySpaces LLC is announcing a one-time, special offer on February 29th, 2012. We are giving away 1,000 EntitySpaces Studio Licenses for free. See http://www.entityspaces.net for more information on...
View ArticleDean Hume - Dynamic Favicons using HTML5 Local Storage and TinyCon
Coding Tips & TricksHomeAboutContactCV Dynamic Favicons using HTML5 Local Storage and TinyCon Tweet I was perusing Github the other day and I came across this awesome little JavaScript library....
View ArticleProgramming Language Rankings
RedMonk has released a ranking of programming languages based on their popularity on StackOverflow and GitHub. The buzz seems to be focused on Java, which is surprising since C# left it in the dust on...
View ArticleSharpComments extension for Visual Studio 2010
Change color and font size of individual comments in C# code with a prefix like //! or //+.
View ArticleC#/.NET Little Wonders: The SequenceEqual() Method
This post examines a handy method of the Enumerable class that allows you to check if two sequences of values are equal. Equality of two sequences is defined as two sequences of the same length with...
View ArticleTwo ways of Implementing CRUD Operations in Aspnet with C# | Developers Code
Hi friends,In this article i would like to explain the procedure of CRUD Operations in two ways.we already know Creation,Updation,Deletion operations are very Important.So lets start with First way...
View ArticleThe Law of Demeter
Coupling in object-oriented software indicates the level to which classes are reliant upon each other. A tightly coupled system is usually harder to maintain and modify than a loosely coupled one. The...
View ArticleWhat is Static keyword in C# | Tech Samosa
In this post let us try to explore what is static keyword in C# Definition of static keyword As per MSDN, “Use the static modifier to declare a static member, which belongs to the type itself rather...
View ArticleC#/.NET Little Wonders – The DateTimeOffset struct
While the DateTime is a powerful structure for parsing, manipulating, and comparing date-times, it becomes problematic when handling times from different time-zones. The DateTimeOffset is much more...
View ArticleYes, I Use a Text Editor for Demonstrating Code
Sometimes a text editor is all you need for cultivating ideas...
View Article5 1/2 F# features every C# programmer should lust after
The title says it all! F# is a great language to code in. This post lists 5 and a half features of F# that every C# programmer should be lusting after!
View ArticleC#/.NET Little Wonders: Skip() and Take()
I’ve covered many valuable methods from System.Linq class library before, so you already know it’s packed with extension-method goodness. Today I’d like to cover two small families I’ve neglected to...
View ArticleAngelCode bitmap font parsing using C#
Article describing a component for parsing bitmap font files generated by AngelCode's BMFont utility
View ArticleSocialCounter.NET - .NET Library for your social stats
A handy .NET library to get the counts of your social stats. SocialCounter.NET provides you a flexibility to get your Facebook page fans, RSS feed readers, Twitter followers count with ease and more to...
View ArticleC#/.NET Little Wonders: The DateTime TryParsae() and ParseExact() Methods
A while back I talked about some goodies in DateTime, mostly the properties that let you split out just the date or time. This week, I wanted to look at a couple more methods of the DateTime struct...
View ArticleC# interview questions: - Define partial classes in C# and .NET?
In this article we will explain partial classes in C# and .NET, For more articles and videos visit us on www.questpond.com
View ArticleC# interview question: - Elaborate partial methods in partial classes of C#...
In this article we will explain about partial methods in partial classes of C# and .NET, For more articles and videos visit us on www.questpond.com
View ArticleC#, Parallel deserialization of JSON stored in database « Daniel Wertheim
A while back ago I had to yield entities constructed by deserializing JSON stored in a database. The first solution just opened a simple single result, sequential reader against the database returning...
View ArticleVSTS 2010 testing :- In what scenarios do we use ordered testing ?
In what scenarios do we use ordered testing VSTS & C#
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