RegExLib.com Regular Expression Cheat Sheet (.NET) 10 Mar 2011
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20 Interesting WPF Projects 23 Nov 2010
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Nice consolidated list of projects for WPF developers. Read here
Business Intelligence Tutorial Videos 05 Oct 2010
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Solid Quality Mentors has produced a series of screencast videos to show how to get started with Microsoft Business Intelligence. These videos were provided for you courtesy of Microsoft Developer and Platform Evangelism:
Microsoft Developer Guidance Maps 28 Sep 2010
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http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jmeier/archive/2010/09/27/microsoft-developer-guidance-maps.aspx
Introduction To CAB/SCSF 17 Sep 2010
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Threading in C# 16 Sep 2010
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Excellent free e-book on threading, Thank you so much Joe Albahari.
Download here.
LINQ: Language-Integrated Query 01 Apr 2010
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LINQ is a set of extensions to the .NET Framework that encompass language-integrated query, set, and transform operations. It extends C# and Visual Basic with native language syntax for queries and provides class libraries to take advantage of these capabilities.
Anders Hejlsberg’s introduction about LINQ
Learning LINQ – An quick Overview
LINQ in MSDN
7 tricks to simplify your programs with LINQ
LINQ Learning Guide: LINQ to SQL
Tool:
1. Download Linqpad here, its must have tool for LINQ learners.
2. Click here to download LINQ Visualizer.
Dedicated Site
Visit this site to get more pointers about.
All about Dependency injection. 31 Mar 2010
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Dependency injection (DI) in object-oriented computer programming is a technique for supplying an external dependency (i.e. a reference) to a software component – that is, indicating to a part of a program which other parts it can use. It is a specific form of inversion of control where the concern being inverted is the process of obtaining the needed dependency. The term was first coined by Martin Fowler to describe the mechanism more clearly.
Visit these links to understand DI.
Inversion of Control Containers and the Dependency Injection pattern By Martin Fowler
Dependency Injection For Dummies
Dependency Injection 101
200 Page Manual on Inversion of Control (plus or minus 199)
Free .NET Assembly Explorer 22 Mar 2010
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Asmex is a viewer for the internals of .NET assembly files. While the world is not particularly short of .NET assembly viewers, Asmex has some unique features and the source might prove useful in various contexts.
List of Visualizers for Visual Studio. 16 Mar 2010
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Visual Studio 2005 includes a new debugging feature called visualizers, which can be used to create a human-readable view of data for use during the debugging process. Visual Studio 2005 includes a number of debugger visualizers by default, most notably the DataSet visualizer, which provides a tabular interface to view and edit the data inside a DataSet. While the default visualizers are very valuable, perhaps the best part of this new interface is that it is completely extensible. With just a little bit of work you can write your own visualizers to make debugging that much easier.
- WCF Visualizers Tool
- Cache Visualizer
- LINQ to SQL Debug Visualizer
- Visualizer for WPF
- Regular Expression Visualizers
- Hex String Visualizer
- XML Visualizer for Visual Studio 2005
- Dataset Visualizer
- RightHand.Dataset.Visualizer for VS2005
- RightHand.Dataset.Visualizer v0.9.12 for VS2008
- Visualizers For Web Debugging
In this page, you can find good list of visualizers.
How to create your own Visualizer?
