Overview of concurrency in .NET Framework 3.5 28 Jul 2008
Posted by ramsonit in .NET Core, Advanced Basics, Introduction.add a comment
There is a lot of information on the concurrent primitives and concepts exposed by the .NET Framework 3.5 available on MSDN, blogs, and other websites. The goal of this post is to distill the information into an easy-to-digest high-level summary: what are the different pieces, where they differ and how they relate. If you want to know the difference between a Thread and a BackgroundWorker, or what is the point of interlocked operations, you are reading the right article. Read more.
How .NET Framework 3.5 setup checks for its prerequisites behind the scenes 28 Jul 2008
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The .NET Framework 3.5 setup package is a chainer that installs multiple packages behind the scenes. Before installing anything, it performs an inventory of the state of the system being installed on and decides which packages need to be installed on the system during setup based on what it finds on the system. Read More
Enterprise Library 4.0 DAAB with Unity Screencast 21 May 2008
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The screencast walks you through creating a console application that uses the Enterprise Library 4.0 Data Access Application Block for use with Unity. Visit this David’s post.
21 great Blog Posts related on .NET Memory Management 21 May 2008
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Tess’s top 21 blog posts on .NET memory management.
Class Vs Struts 20 May 2008
Posted by ramsonit in .NET Core, Back to Basics, C#, Comparison.add a comment
I found a nice post on this tile, its written by Jon
Enterprise Library 4.0 Released 19 May 2008
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In most of my project I have use EL. Here is the brand new EL release.
Why and How of .NET Profiling 13 May 2008
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Amirthalingam Prasanna gives a simple and practical guide about why you need to profile your .NET applications and how you would go about doing it. Here is the answer.
.NET performance 12 May 2008
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I am not sure the author really used his photo as avatar but she is cute and hot. So do the post.
Standalone Validation Block 09 May 2008
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If you do not want to use super-sized enterprise library just to use validation block alone, here is the way you can use standalone validation block in your application.
Encrypting Passwords in a .NET app.config File 09 May 2008
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If you want to store a encrypted password in config file. Here is the tips.
