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Thursday
Sep092010

A Look At .NET ORMs - Part 3

The final part of .NET orm series, looking at ODX, NHibernate, CoolStorage and Lightspeed.

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Thursday
Sep092010

A Look At .NET ORMs - Part 2

Part two of the ORM series looks at Persister.NET, NPersist, Paladin and Subsonic

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Tuesday
Aug172010

6 ways to get the current directory in C#

Different approaches to getting the assembly or application's current directory

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Thursday
Jul292010

Inside .NET Assemblies (part 2)

The second of a set of reference blog posts covering .NET assemblies + modules, structure of a .NET assembly and metadata tables.

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Monday
Jul122010

Inside .NET assemblies (part 1)

The first of a set of reference blog posts covering .NET assemblies + modules, structure of a .NET assembly and metadata tables.

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Monday
Apr052010

ApplicationException versus Exception

The two often repeated phrases about Exceptions in .NET is they should be used for "exceptional behaviour" and sparingly; they are a performance hit on your application and aren't a replacement for logging. This post goes into some details about Exceptions and ApplicationExceptions.

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Tuesday
Mar022010

String.Equals(), == and String.Compare()

What's the difference between ==, .equals and string.Compare()? This post explores the three ways of comparing strings in C#/.NET.

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Wednesday
Feb172010

.NET Formatting Strings Reference

This post is aimed at being a reference and a code-by-example guide to format strings in C# (and .NET), plus delving a little deeper into custom formatting strings and what goes on internally

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Monday
Dec142009

Value types, reference types, boxing and unboxing in C#

There's hundreds of posts and articles out there about value vs reference types, boxing and unboxing, the stack and the heap. Here's another!

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Tuesday
Oct202009

Abstract methods vs Virtual methods

Many moons I was curious about the difference in IL that is produced between abstract and virtual methods. This post gives the details.

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