By tag: notagain
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Filtering List Items - The Yield Return Solution
Here we are talking about filtering list items again :).
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C#:- Usage of As Keyword in C#
This article show a little hidden keyword in C# called "As" its usage when it is benificial to use it and when its not.
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How to build your own Digg Client in SIlverlight 2
Silverlight 2 is a impressive RIA creator. Learn how to make a application using the API from a popular social bookmarking site.
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LINQ To SQL is Dead - Read Between the Lines
David Hayden with some great points on the Linq to SQL announcement and some ideas on how the project could be saved.
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Microsoft kills Linq to SQL
Ayende (aka Oren) expresses disbelief at Microsoft's decision to effectively kill off LINQ to SQL.
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LINQ To SQL Gets Kicked to the Curb... Needs A Good Home!
Great post on why L2S needs to be supported by the community and why a L2S targeted at the community is a good idea.
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For vs Foreach Performance (in .NET)
Timing the difference between a "for" loop and a more "modern" version using "foreach" and Enumerable.Range.
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Enumerations and Strings - Stop the Madness!
a great little utility class that can parse strings to enumerations generically.
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Out, Out, Damn Ref
The difference between the out and ref keywords in C# .. and other questions this brings up.
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A different approach for raising events
This article describes different approaches how to raise events in C#.
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Stored Procedures vs. Ad-Hoc (yet again yawn)
Inspired by Chris Love's Things I Hate About NET post
http://www.dotnetkicks.com/aspnet/Things_I_Hate_About_NET
I respond to his love of (yech) Stored Procedures.
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.NET Event Techniques
A very simple technique to avoid the need for a null check prior to raising an event
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Correct event invocation
Be aware that if there are no subscribers a .NET event will be null. Therefore when raising the event from C# test it for null first.
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Chaining the C# ?? Operator
The C# 2.0 ?? operator makes it easy to assign a default value to nulls. Nothing new here, but did you know that you can also chain the operator to quickly check many value and find the first non-null value?