Contents tagged with C#
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5 apps done and available in Windows 8 store !
At the end of last year, I took the personal challenge to create multiple apps for Windows 8, XAML and C#.
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How to write good code
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Useful Extension methods
In this article, Brian examines extension methods and how they can be used with .NET Framework applications. He begins with a short introduction and then provides a detailed explanation of the application of extension methods with the help of source code in C#.
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Useful Generic array functions
The standard .NET Framework offers quite a few generic functions to munipulate arrays, however there are some functionalities where extra code will be needed such as Appending to the array, removing an element from the array, or removing all elements that fall under a condition.
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Another C# Legacy HTML parser using Tag processing.
This article presents a simple HTML parser library developed for an automated application. The parser mainly detects tag syntax and it can collect a tag pair as a group.
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Database local cache
You are developing a desktop application for managing a fitness center. The members information is of course to be stored in a database, so you define a "Members" table with fields such as name, birth date, telephone, and the like. But your happiness ends when you are faced with the requirement of recording the member's photo together with the rest of the data. Then the second most trascendental question in human history (right after the meaning of life) comes to your mind: Should I store the photo in the database for the sake of data consistency, or in the local filesystem for the sake of performance?
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Understanding Interfaces in C#
Interfaces are a very useful tool built into C#. In this article Brendan explains the basics of how interfaces work and for what they may be used. He explains how to create simple custom interfaces and how to implement them.
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A tutorial on nested classes in C#
In this short tutorial Chetan Kudalkar is going to discuss nested classes. Nested classes are classes within classes.
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C# 3.0 Intro
If you want to know more about the future of C# check Ayende contribution here.
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An Aqua Button Control Written in C# for .Net
Cool project! Done without even WPF!