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Tag Archives: C#
Yet Another Podcast #15 – Ian Griffiths
Talking with Ian Griffiths about C#, Async and much more. Plurasight Programming C# Async CTP Listen | Return to Yet Another Podcast Call in comments: 1-347-YAP-CAST
iPhone to Windows Phone 7 Tutorial: Objective-C, C#, Xaml
[ Link to First Tutorial ] While there is much you can “pick up as you go” if you are an Objective-C programmer, understanding some of the fundamental differences in C# can save you a great deal of time and … Continue reading
Posted in iPhoneToWP7, Languages, Mini-Tutorial, Patterns & Skills, WindowsPhone
Tagged C#, i2WTutorial, Mini-Tutorial, wp7Tutorial
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Giving away Programming C# 4 – one per week…
If you’d like a free copy of Programming C# 4 direct from O’Reilly, just leave a comment… Continue reading
Programmer Superstitions
There are a number of practices that we engage in –– no, that we cling to, and defend, and teach to others, – that amount to magical thinking, or at best, rational failure. This is often just fine, no harm … Continue reading
Coding Without A Net
I recently imposed on myself the constraint of coding without comments. Why?
* Comments rust faster than code, even when you’re careful
* Well written code can be read, and comments are annoying footnotes
* Comments make for lazy coding
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Events and Delegates Under The Hood – Q&A
In the comments from this morning’s post, Andrew raised two questions important enough that I wanted to answer them in a post, rather than in comments…. [In the original version of the posting] you had some code showing that you … Continue reading
Events and Delegates Under The Hood – Reposted
Many programmers come to Silverlight with little prior experience with C#, and thus conceptualize events as a response to an action that is “hooked up” using somewhat arbitrary syntax. All of that is fine, until it isn’t, and so this … Continue reading
Posted in Languages, Mini-Tutorial, Patterns & Skills, Tools and Utilities
Tagged C#, Mini-Tutorial
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