A call to climb on the shoulders of giants within the software develeopment industry.

What we are about to talk about here may seem like a purely academic exercise, but hopefully I will convince you that this isn’t exactly the case. There are several situations in real-world applications where infinite lists can appears if only we were to think about them in the right way.

I'm writing this post because I am getting tired and weary of people pointing to "drag and drop tools", "visual designers", and "wizards" as reasons to use a particular tool. Only in Microsoft-land are developers so enamored with "wizards" and "drag and d...

You may be thinking to yourself, "C# doesn't do overflow checking?" And the answer to your question is "not by default" when you are using non-constant expressions. Here's how to turn integer overflow checking on in C#.

ASP.NET MVC is a powerful and simple framework, but there are a few things that ASP.NET developers will need to pay careful attention to when moving to MVC. This post discusses the automatic binding abilities in ASP.NET MVC and why you need to think before you bind.

Need to use the Entity Framework but don't know how to fit it into your domain? Come check out this series on CodeThinked.com where you will learn how to keep your domain entities fairly clean while using the Entity Framework.

Jealous of those pesky Ruby on Rails developers? Want to be able to use Migrations in your .net apps? Well then check this post out!

Do you bad software and unhappy developers? Well, it isn't that hard...

Check out how to use the System.Web.Abstractions assembly in your ASP.NET WebForms applications!

Tutorial which goes over how to dynamically load exports from a "plugins" folder with preview 3 of the Managed Extensibility Framework.

Concise introduction to expression trees.

A quick look at the basic features of the Preview 3 of the Managed Extensibility Framework.

Software development isn't easy, so why don't we do everything we can to make it easier on us?

Why is it that our well designed systems seem to fall into chaos so easily?