Hacking Visual Studio to Use More Than 2Gigabytes of Memory(stevenharman.net)

submitted by ussherm(5285) 4 years ago

Got more than 2GB of RAM in your machine? Get around the 2GB memory limit by making Visual Studio large address aware. read more...

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S.O.L.I.D. principles(lostechies.com)

submitted by JanVanRyswyck(2724) 4 years, 2 months ago

Core object-oriented design skills! read more...

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5 podcasts that every .net developer should be listening to(seandeasy.com)

submitted by sdeasy(175) 5 years, 2 months ago

A list of the best .net podcasts on the web read more...

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Wrap Your Name Value Variables(sitepoint.com)

submitted by wwb_99(870) 5 years, 3 months ago

ASP.NET gives a developer a lot of loosely typed key-value collections in which to stash stash variables, depending upon persistence needs. The short list includes ViewState, Session, Application and HttpContext.Items. These collections can come in very handy when one needs to keep an object around outside of a single request or shuttle things between different bits of the http pipeline. But it comes at a price—these collections are loosely typed, just returning Objects. Moreover, there is no compile-time checking to ensure that you are requesting the right key in the right place. Errors can lead to crashes at best, and interesting data corruption at worst. Here is a handy technique to avoid such issues. read more...

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Only iterating over the objects you want in a foreach loop(jeremyjarrell.com)

submitted by jeremyjarrell(2685) 5 years, 3 months ago

Have you ever had a collection made of several types which all derive from the same base class? How many times have you needed to iterate the whole collection and check each element to make sure its the type that you want to work with? Here's how to do you type checking completely inline inside of the foreach loop so you only get the objects you want. read more...

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Page_Load is Evil(sitepoint.com)

submitted by wwb_99(870) 5 years, 4 months ago

Page_Load is Evil. And here is why. read more...

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The Adapter Pattern(aspalliance.com)

submitted by jhol3990(495) 5 years, 6 months ago

A good clear explaination of the adapter patter ... clear explainations and real world analogies with code (vb.net 2003 ... but the code is quite generic). read more...

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C# Generics Recipes(en.csharp-online.net)

submitted by Hyle(2755) 5 years, 6 months ago

Learn when and where to use generics and find recipes for using generics to solve problems. Excerpt: A long-awaited feature, generics, is finally here with the advent of Version 2.0 of the C# compiler. Generics is an extremely useful feature that allows you to write less, but more efficient, code. This aspect of generics is detailed more in Recipe 4.1. With generics comes quite a bit of programming power, but with that power comes the responsibility to use it correctly. If you are considering converting your ArrayList, Queue, Stack, and Hashtable objects to use their generic counterparts, consider reading Recipes 4.4, 4.5, and 4.10. As you will read, the conversion is not always simple and easy, and there are reasons why you might not want to do this conversion at all. read more...

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Software Development Top 30 Mistakes(realsoftwaredevelopment.com)

submitted by bashmohandes(3000) 5 years, 6 months ago

I have been developing software and web applications for nearly 11 years now. Software development has come along way since the days of Binary, Cobol, etc. What still fascinates me however about software development however is the same mistakes made before, are still made today. read more...

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.NET Framework 3.0 Is Out the Door!(ekampf.com)

submitted by ekampf(3195) 5 years, 6 months ago

Microsoft officially released .NET 3.0 read more...

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Interview questions for C# job [part 1](toqc.com)

submitted by jasper22(1320) 5 years, 6 months ago

This is a long list with questions that you may be asked at C# job interview (with answers). Enjoy read more...

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How to: Execute (another's class) private methods(ebersys.blogspot.com)

submitted by BlackTigerX(460) 5 years, 7 months ago

Do you need to get access to a method that has been marked as private? here's how you can read more...

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Performance of foreach vs. List.ForEach(diditwith.net)

submitted by cls2deg(1535) 5 years, 7 months ago

Today I was iterating a List<int> using a foreach-loop and feeling a bit smug in knowing how much more performance-conscious I was being than if I'd tried doing the same thing with an ArrayList filled with ints. Thanks to the wonder of generics, the C# compiler neatly avoids numerous boxing operations by using a System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerator<int> instance instead of the older System.Collections.IEnumerator. Then I got to thinking: "is this really the fastest way?" Upon investigation, it turns that, no, it isn't the fastest way. read more...

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Code Better - Use String.Format(codebetter.com)

submitted by gavinjoyce(25.7k) 5 years, 7 months ago

Poorly handled exceptions might speak volumes about someone's coding abilities, but it's string concatenation that's a sure bet to kill a programs readability (thus maintainability). Everyone knows that they should use StringBuilder's for better performance when concatenating a lot, but to improve maintainability, string.format is king! read more...

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The Demise of NDoc and A Challenge For Users Of Open Source Software(haacked.com)

submitted by wwb_99(870) 5 years, 10 months ago

A summary of the unfortunate demise of the NDoc 2.0 project. But more importantly, it is Paul Haack's eloquent appeal to developers to do their part and contribute to the open source projects which make their lives much easier. read more...

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The simplest error reporting in ASP.NET(madskristensen.dk)

submitted by madskristensen(8565) 5 years, 10 months ago

In ASP.NET 2.0 I'll show you how to get notified by e-mail when an unexpected error occurs - ONLY by editing the web.config. No C#/VB.NET code needed! read more...

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