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Author: Manikavelu V
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* Use Close or Dispose on objects that support it using the Using Statement
* Implement Finalize only if you hold unmanaged resources across client calls, UnManaged code should be removed, since it won't be managed by the CLR...
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Author: Saleth Prakash
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Well, I am posting an article after a long gap. When i was reading a C++ Programming, i came across a programme that was showing using of very long integers. It was quiet good and that impressed me and made me write the same in C#....
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Author: Colin Vella
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This article presents a simple algorithm and supporting data structures for implementing auto transitioning tiles in applications such as tile-based level editors like RPG Maker and the Starcraft level editor. When this functionality is implemented in a tile map editor, it significantly speeds up content generation and ensures consistent tile usage....
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Author: Shai Raiten
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Last year I attended MIX10 conference in Las Vegas, because MIX is very near (Yes I’m GOING!!!!) I decided to plan my strategy of wining (I lost the last time…) in “Black Jack” based on Scrum Methodology.
Many thanks Yaniv Kessler for helping me finish this article....
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Author: ashish_2008
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Since ASP.NET 1.0, output caching has is being used to store the generated output of pages and controls. On subsequent requests ASP.NET can serve the HTML content more quickly from memory instead of generating the output from scratch. However this approach has the limitation that the generated output always has to be stored in memory and if the website experiences heavy traffic the memory requirements can be drastic....
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Author: dmihailescu
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Any computing device has a finite amount of hardware resources and as more applications and services are competing for them, the user experience often becomes sluggish.
Some of the performance degradation is because of the installed crapware, but some may be inherent to the underlying technology of the programs that run during the system start-up, while you use your application or just run in the background regardless if you need them or not. To make matters worse, mobile devices will deplete...
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Author: Ashley Davis
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This article explains a technique that I have used to define WPF adorners in XAML. The technique requires two custom classes.
These classes are used to define:
* the control to be adorned; and
* the UI elements that make up the adorner...
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Author: Anas Karkoukli
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This article series will explore practical uses and applications of design patterns in day to day development practices, using practical examples in C#. The first article (one of hopefully many more to come) will cover the Decorator Pattern. This series is also published on my Blog C# | B# | Stay# [^] which as its name implies celebrates the #-ness in all things!...
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Author: TheyCallMeMrJames
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I initially wanted to create a post that would get someone up-and-running with Windows Azure, start to finish, but the reality is that there is no “simple” app you can create. While you can create a simple data service, or a simple MVC web site, or even walk through the implementation of a simple worker role, there are many parts to an Azure application, each warranting their own series of posts....
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Author: Mark Seemann
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In the past couple of years, unit testing has gained tremendously in popularity; but while most developers understand the overall concept, certain aspects have been more elusive. Among these is how to effectively replace component servers for testing purposes. Most people call these replacements stubs or mocks, but as I will show in this article, these are only two types in a larger continuum of replacements....
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Author: Dr. James McCaffrey and Mike Hall
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Have you ever worked with the Windows® XP Embedded operating system? This is essentially a developer-customized, slimmed-down version of the Windows XP operating system intended for use on PC-like devices—game consoles, information kiosks, network appliances, and the like. With the rapid growth in the use of mobile and embedded devices, this platform is increasingly important....
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Author: Stephen Toub
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I have a bunch of custom types that, for one reason or another, need to implement IDisposable. I want to make sure that the other developers on my team using this class always dispose of my types correctly. What can I do to warn one of my teammates if he forgets to call Dispose?...
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