The Rise of F#(www.trelford.com)

submitted by dpeterson(4397) 8 months, 12 days ago

Phil Trelford summarizes the rise of F# in the enterprise, and shares some impressive numbers relating to demand for F# in the job market. For anyone looking to broaden their horizons and choose a new path, F# is one to look at. read more...

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Customise Subtext Core Pages – Part 1(www.siphilp.co.uk)

submitted by siphilp(919) 8 months, 13 days ago

I wanted to take time out from subtext themes for a moment and go over a topic that I think will be of some use to such webmasters that use subtext on a multi-blog platform. Customising Subtext core pages. read more...

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Best .Net Articles for August 2011 on DNK – Posts you must read(blogs.dotnetkicks.com)

submitted by bsenoff(1583) 8 months, 13 days ago

So we’ve been through all of the submissions for August and here’s the best stuff from that we found from over 500 submissions last month that you have to read. If you have the chops and want to help find the best stuff with us next month let us know and we’ll put you on the discussion list. read more...

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Profiling cubed: Profiling SQL and disk activity with .NET code(www.red-gate.com)

submitted by bsenoff(1583) 8 months, 14 days ago

The first step in improving application performance is understanding current performance bottlenecks as completely as possible. Profiling3 looks at SQL Server interaction and file system activity side by side with code performance, letting you examine your application from every angle. read more...

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The black arts of custom Type conversion in c#(www.diaryofaninja.com)

submitted by wiredone(917) 2 years, 2 months ago

One of the little used features of c#, is user written implicit and explicit type conversion. Put simply: sometimes you have a object (custom or built-in .Net framework) and want to convert it to another type of object. While you can easily write left to right style code to accomplish this every time, there is a lot cleaner way of doing this by empowering your objects to cast themselves as another type. read more...

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