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B# .NET De Smet
http://blogs.bartdesmet.net/bart
Blog about all you didn't want to know about .NET, C#, Visual Studio, CLR, ASP.NET, Windows PowerShell, programming language evolution and so much more.
- Added on: Apr 5th, 2006
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Listed in: Programming Software
- Tags: windows vista c# visual studio .net framework LINQ powershell
Recent Posts
Jumping the trampoline in C# – Stack-friendly recursion
Introduction Recursion is a widely known technique to decompose a problem in smaller “instances” of the same problem. For example, performing tree operations (e.g. in the context of data structures, user interfaces, hierarchical stores, XML, etc...
Jumping the trampoline in C# – Stack-friendly recursion
Introduction Recursion is a widely known technique to decompose a problem in smaller “instances” of the same problem. For example, performing tree operations (e.g. in the context of data structures, user interfaces, hierarchical stores, XML, etc...
Extension methods ain\'t Trojan horses – A tale on a covariant city built in and protected by C# 4.0
Introduction Today, a colleague and I were playing with new C# 4.0 and BCL 4.0 features, me trying (and succeeding I think) to convince my co-worker about the merits of LINQ and its peripheral technologies. Users of Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 may hav...
Extension methods ain\'t Trojan horses – A tale on a covariant city built in and protected by C# 4.0
Introduction Today, a colleague and I were playing with new C# 4.0 and BCL 4.0 features, me trying (and succeeding I think) to convince my co-worker about the merits of LINQ and its peripheral technologies. Users of Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 may hav...
LINQ to Z3 – Theorem Solving on Steroids – Part 1
Introduction It’s way too long ago I wrote about this side-project of mine, as I got side-tracked by other stuff both inside and outside the realm of LINQ (more about that some other time around). Last time, I showed how to put “the query patter...
LINQ to Z3 – Theorem Solving on Steroids – Part 1
Introduction It’s way too long ago I wrote about this side-project of mine, as I got side-tracked by other stuff both inside and outside the realm of LINQ (more about that some other time around). Last time, I showed how to put “the query patter...
