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Simple Tips To Help You Write Friendlier Code
Clean Code. To paraphrase BJarne Stroustrop, Clean Code is elegant, simple and efficient and does one thing well. I particularly love this statement because it has always been a strong belief of mine. I will now attempt to go through a few simple every day checklist that can improve code readability and ultimately, maintainability. Tip [...]
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Blogging Again
Now I have some free time and a lot of cool things I want to blog about. Sorry for the 2 year wait. I promise to make it up by publishing some awesome find. Keep a look out
Visual Studio 2010 RC – Cool New Features
I have been using Visual Studio 2010 Release Candidate and there are few cool things that I am pleasantly surprised about. I have list a few off the top of my head. See my list below – with pictures. Sequence Diagram Generation I find this to be a life saver. I don’t know about [...]
Snowy Night in NYC
Its one of those nights where all I want to do is watch TV. I wont be publishing any code tonight. But just to let you know, this weekend there is a Software Engineer 101 Webcast this weekend (Feb 27)? If not and you want to add something extra to your arsenal the sign up here. A [...]
Code Bytes Series Intro
Today while on the F train home from work, I was thinking about how nice it would be to have these short series of code segments called Code Bytes (as Sound Bytes) that get straight to the point with little or no explanation. Yes there will be gaps in your learning if you are new [...]
Threading with the Thread Pool and BackgroundWorker
Today I want to talk about threads since every programmer works with them and absolutely loves them. Typically, when we create a thread, your code can look like this: There is nothing wrong with creating threads like the code above. But there is one thing you have to keep in mind. Thread creation and startup [...]
WPF Commanding
WPF Commanding: The Basics Commanding in WPF is unlike your traditional events in Winforms. Commands were primarily designed to be used at the application level, but they have become one of the most popular features among developers when it comes to UI programming (we tend to use them more than they should be). Commands enable [...]
Another Code Blog!!
Hi, this is another blog about coding in the .Net Framework. Why another blog you might ask? Well I love learning and I even though I may read a lot, I only seem to remember about 60% of what I read. If you are a fan of the .Net Framework you will agree that [...]
