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Amazing Strategy!!  (Unpublished)

I recently downloaded a cool fighter plane game (iFighter lite) on my iPhone. As I started playing, I felt that plane is moving a bit slow!! But soon enough I saw a little perk on the screen and I flew over it and suddenly plane's speed increased. Soon enough, enemy planes started attacking me an...


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A new interface for mobile phones  (Unpublished)

Thoughts on how a mobile phone's camera could be used to create a point and click interface (without a touch screen).


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Building a Progressive Fluent Interface  (Unpublished)

Taking a look at how to build a Progressive Fluent Interface which is a DSL where the options can and will change as you progress through the syntax. This is a useful form of a fluent interface if the want to be able to skillfully guide the user down only one path at a time.


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Learning how to create a simple Fluent DSL via Method Chaining  (Unpublished)

Take a look at how to create a simple Fluent DSL which is built via Method Chaining. We will build this DSL from the ground up and talk about the various decisions which were made along the way. This is just a simple example of how you can create a internal DSL for your application with very litt...


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Skinning the Cat with Fluent NHibernate  (Unpublished)

As you may have noticed, I have become interested in the concept of Object Relational Mapping and the NHibernate framework. One of the more painful/tedious aspects of using NHibernate is hand writing the xml mapping files. That is why I got excited when I heard that Jeremy Miller was open sourcing h...


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Choosing: Interface vs. Abstract Class  (Unpublished)

When to use which? Where's the difference? What are the best practices recommended by .NET architects? This and some personal experiences in a blog posting by Kirill Osenkov


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extend an explicitly implemented interface  (Unpublished)

extend an explicitly implemented interface


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Implicit and Explicit Interface Implementations  (Unpublished)

A discussion of the subtleties of implicit and explicit interface implementations in C#.


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Coding Horror: Office 2007 -- not so WIMPy  (Unpublished)

In my opinion, the new Office 2007 user interface is one of the most innovative things to come out of Redmond in years. It's nothing less than the death of the main menu as a keystone GUI metaphor. This is a big deal. Historically, where Office goes, everyone else follows. It's already starting to t...


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New release of My Exposé, an Exposé-like application for Windows Vista  (Unpublished)

Simon Ferquel has released a new version of My Exposé, the application that provides a similar feature to Mac's Exposé, giving you an overview of all open windows on your screen. Display your windows using the keyboard, the mouse or even your voice! This is still a pre-release (he calls ...


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Should I use an abstract class or an interface?  (Unpublished)

There are both pros and cons to the functionality made available through the use of abstract classes and of interfaces even though there capabilities seem similar. This article discusses the trade-offs and recommends when to use each.


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Abstract Class vs Interface  (Unpublished)

There are lost of discussion on the internet about the Interface vs Abstract class. Also, as base class whether we have to use interface, abstract class or normal class. This post points out a few considerations on which we can take decision about Interface vs Abstract class vs Class.


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