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After reading Jafar Husain 's posts ( 1 , 2 and bonus by Doron Yaacoby), I started thinking about being able to strong type names using the Expression classes. One of the things I came up with is creating a tracing framework where Expression is passed...
As much as I love the idea behind extension methods , I can't help but start to think about how it could be used for malicious purposes. Take this scenario: You're a disgruntled employee of Evil Inc., the makers of the well known library VeryUsefulAssemblies...
Today I discovered that the Windows Forms Designer in Visual Studio 2005 doesn't know how to handle generics. For instance, the following example: private class MyControl<T> : System.Windows.Forms.Control { } could not be dropped in a Windows Forms...
My new Linq Extensions project for the Linq May CTP is now up on CodePlex and I've released beta 1 (numbered 0.1). It took me a while to understand how to work with it and the connection to the Team Foundation Server wasn't as fast as I had hoped, but...
Ever since Kathy Kam announced on her weblog that a new type named TimeZone2 will be introduced into the Orcas release of .NET, the community has been in an uproar, claiming the new name is horrible and that we're going back to the days of Win32 and...
I really think Krzysztof and friends should post some guidelines in the spirit of The Framework Design Guidelines ( read: The Book You Must Read ) for lambda expressions, anonymous methods and methods, so there won't be any mixup as to what should be...
After reading Bill Wagner's excellent introduction to Linq , I really liked what I saw and decided that I wanted to create an extension method as an exercise. I sat and thought what I would have wanted from Linq and decided I wanted to write a method...
myObject.ITakeACharReturningDelegate(delegate( int i, string s) { return s[i]; }); myObject.ITakeACharReturningDelegate((i, s) => s[i]); Both are the same. That's it, in a nutshell... [ Update : The HTML was malformed in the post. Sorry about that...
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