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Recursion is a computer science concept in which a method / function essentially calls itself until some condition is met. Recursion can be an elegant solution to some logic problems. However, I believe there are some potential dangers in using recursion...
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The following conversation is a conversation with Microsoft Financial Services Sr. Architect Colin Cole discussing Office Business Applications (OBA). This is a new type of blog post for me and a Drowning In Technical Debt first. I hope to conduct similar...
Dave Strommer copied me on an email a few months back from a colleauge regarding the FailFast method. This method was added to the .NET 2.0 framework and basically terminates a process without executing the any application Try-Finally or finalizer code...
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Found this project http://www.codeplex.com/wpfcab on codeplex. It strives to add WPF Views to the CAB. This solution doesn't use crossbow and isn't using interop with WinForms.
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Windows Services are similar to UNIX daemons. They are applications that start when Windows boots and continue running until Windows shuts down. A Windows Service might be used to implement a timer that continually polls a source looking for new data. When new data is found an import process might be kicked off. .NET has made developing Windows Services much easier than past methods. As mentioned above a Windows Service is an application and as such requires installation. In the remainder of this post I would like to propose an alternative to developing a Windows Services for cases when an ASP.NET Application has already been developed....
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Smart Client front end to MS Log Parser Utility....
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SubSonic: Zero Code DAL...
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It seems possible to write .NET applications and never write interfaces. It seems less likely to write .NET application and never use an interface. So what are interfaces and how can they improve your code? ...
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Microsoft Developers are familar with properties. Properties have been part of popular MS development tools such as Visual Basic for several version. The tradition has continued in .NET with Win/Web forms controls. Developers can manipulate text, font color, font size, etc. via properties....
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