Reusability is one of the most underrated aspects of software development. The focus on meeting functional requirements in a product as quickly as possible often overshadows the reusability and maintainability part. Code duplication, poor adherence to design are often symptoms of such development which increase costs in the long term in favour of short term [...]
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For the last few months, I am almost exclusively using Ubuntu as my primary operating system. Due to this my .NET development suffered quite a bit and was limited just to work. To find a way around I installed Mono and played around with it. Though a lot of people believe that .NET is completely [...] When I looked at the first post in this series, I realized had jumped the gun a bit by going straight to generics and didn’t do enough justice to the fundamentals. So in this post, I have made an effort to go back to the basics. The CLR (Common Language Runtime) [...] You spend a lot of time in creating an application, starting with abstractions and slowly moving to the specifics,  hours of heated debate to painstakingly design each and every intricate detail, working on all possibilities for  extensibility, even going through every line of code other developers write to make sure they [...] Anyone who has written a fairly complex web application would have experienced the quirks of JavaScript. Though immensely powerful and probably the only way to write good client side code, JavaScript code can get difficult especially while doing complex DOM navigation and including cross browser support (Many browsers see the DOM differently).
I have always believed that strong typing is the holy grail of .NET, which is not to be messed with, and it has been my primary grouse with VB.NET is that it uses sneaky workarounds to circumvent the typing rules of the CLR. C# for most of its initial existence followed static typing [...] I have always believed that when it comes to blogging, brevity is soul and its very important to convey your idea in as less words as possible. Of course with technical blogs its an altogether different ball game with most of the visitors coming through search engines and looking for specific topics, where [...] I have started this series of posts dedicated to exploring the internals of the .NET framework and runtime. To get started on probing of internals of .NET, we need a debugging extension called SOS (Sons of Strike). Visual Studio comes packaged with this assembly (SOS.dll). The first posts is about one of the [...] Binary Trees are tree type data structures that contain two child nodes. They can be used to implement Binary Search trees, structures where the left child has a value lesser than the node and the right child has a greater value. Usually Linear collection objects require iteration linearly over the list. In the [...] |
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