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Tag Archives: dotNET
Peak at C# 4.0: optional parameter, named parameter and method resolution
Optional and named parameter is an awesome feature introduced in C# 4.0. Now C# combines some fancy features from dynamic languages like Python again (var knows why I say again. And the more dynamic dynamic is another topic, LOL). Please … Continue reading
Let’s guess the trend of IT Tech in the next decade. Part.1
Preface I supposed to write this blog post by the end of the last year, but it was delayed. These words are just IMHO. And you’ve already been familiar with these words. XML About 10 years ago, XML is considered … Continue reading
2009: A dynamic future of C#
70s coders learn C, Pascal, COBOL(one of the best IT jobs in economic crisis) 80s coders learn C 90s coders learn C++, Java, Delphi 21-century (long time no see this hot word during 1999-2001) coders learn C#? – A homemade … Continue reading
Some articles for dotNET developer from MSDN Magazine
Garbage collection: Garbage Collection: Automatic Memory Management in the Microsoft .NET Framework — MSDN Magazine, November 2000 Garbage Collection-Part 2: Automatic Memory Management in the Microsoft .NET Framework — MSDN Magazine, December 2000 Garbage Collector Basics and Performance Hints — … Continue reading
New Library Classes in "Orcas"
.NET Framework 3.5 is scheduled to be shipped with “Orcas” later 2007 or early 2008. “Orcas” is the codename of Microsoft’s next generation of the heavy and effective IDE Visual Studio 2007. According to Microsoft site, the new .NET Framework has been … Continue reading