July 2011 Entries
C# is a wonderful language for modern programming. While everything in C# has a reason and a place, occasionally there are things that can be confusing for a developer who isn’t aware of what is happening behind the scenes. This is my fifth post in the Little Pitfalls series where I explore these issues; the previous Little Pitfall post can be found here. Side Note: I’ll be presenting sessions on the Little Wonders and the Little Pitfalls at the St. Louis Day of .NET conference on August 5th and ......
C# is a wonderful language for modern programming. While everything in C# has a reason and a place, occasionally, there are things that can be confusing for a developer who isn’t aware of what is happening behind the scenes. This is my fourth post in the Little Pitfalls series where I explore these issues; the previous Little Pitfall post can be found here. Today we are going to look at a potential pitfall that can bite developers who expect the default behavior of declaring the same method (with ......
C# is a wonderful language for modern programming. While everything in C# has a reason and a place, occasionally, there are things that can be confusing for a developer who isn’t aware of what is happening behind the scenes. This is my third post in the Little Pitfalls series where I explore these small pitfalls; the previous Little Pitfall post can be found here. In the last Little Wonders post, we talked about the Nullable static class (not to be confused with the Nullable<T> struct) and ......
I was informed on July 1st, 2011 that I was awarded a Microsoft Visual C# MVP recognition for 2011. I'm very thankful to have been nominated and selected, and thankful that you guys all find my posts informative and useful! I'll try my best to keep up the good work! Thanks to everyone! Tweet Technorati Tags: .NET, C#, MVP ......
C# is a wonderful language for modern programming. While everything in C# has a reason and a place, occasionally, there are things that can be confusing for a developer who isn’t aware of what is happening behind the scenes. This is my third post in the Little Pitfalls series where I explore these small pitfalls; the previous Little Pitfall post can be found here. This week we’re going to look at operator overloading. Yes, I bolded that because it is very important to note we overload operators, ......