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published 1 month, 4 days ago, submitted by
JonSagara
1 month, 4 days ago ayende.com — Ayende (aka Oren) expresses disbelief at Microsoft's decision to effectively kill off LINQ to SQL. read more...
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category: Linq | Views: 1294
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published 1 month, 15 days ago, submitted by
 JamesNK
1 month, 16 days ago james.newtonking.com — An great new tool to automatically optimize your ASP.NET website. read more...
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category:  ASP.NET | Views: 502
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published 3 months, 20 days ago, submitted by
rao.ritesh
3 months, 20 days ago codeinsanity.com — In my previous post I put down some thoughts on the Repository and Specification patterns and in the end said that with the introduction of Linq and the growing popularity of ORM frameworks and their support for Linq, it’s time to look back at these two patterns and see how we can leverage Linq to simplify the patterns and make them infrastructure agnostic. read more...
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category:  Patterns | Views: 303
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published 5 months, 18 days ago, submitted by
volume4
5 months, 18 days ago dotnet.dzone.com — If you are a C# developer you're familiar with the using directive. It appears at the top of every one of your class files informing the compiler what namespaces should be looked at while compiling this code page so that you don't have to fully qualify every object. (This isn't the interesting bit) read more...
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category:  C# | Views: 702
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published 5 months, 18 days ago, submitted by
mjeaton
5 months, 19 days ago devlicio.us — An overview of using C# 3.0 syntax in a .Net 2.0 application. read more...
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category: C# | Views: 486
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published 5 months, 22 days ago, submitted by
 aloker
5 months, 23 days ago blog.andreloker.de — In the first article of this series I talked about the problems with strings in code. This article will show you how you can use lambda expressions and expression trees as another tool to avoid strings read more...
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category: C# | Views: 629
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published 6 months, 9 days ago, submitted by
JohnRLewis
6 months, 10 days ago aspzone.com — Lots of folks are complaining about Microsoft's recently released Source Analysis tool, and how they disagree with certain rules, and how it is not configurable. Well, it is configurable, but they put the dialog in a strange place. read more...
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category: C# | Views: 396
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published 6 months, 9 days ago, submitted by
dun3
6 months, 11 days ago saftsack.fs.uni-bayreuth.de — How to look at the baked in rules or how to write your own set of rules for the newly released Microsoft Source Analysis for C#. read more...
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category:  Visual Studio | Views: 305
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published 6 months, 11 days ago, submitted by
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6 months, 11 days ago blogs.msdn.com — From post: "Source Analysis is similar in many ways to Microsoft Code Analysis (specifically FxCop), but there are some important distinctions. FxCop performs its analysis on compiled binaries, while Source Analysis analyzes the source code directly. For this reason, Code Analysis focuses more on the design of the code, while Source Analysis focuses on layout, readability and documentation." read more...
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category: C# | Views: 839
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rohancragg
6 months, 12 days ago blogs.msdn.com — You're using Consolas in Visual Studio already -right?
With this little tip you can use it as the command shell too! read more...
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published 6 months, 14 days ago, submitted by
 activa
6 months, 14 days ago blog.activa.be — This is another one in the series "heck, I never thought of that"... Like most of these articles, if you already knew this trick, ignore me... read more...
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category: C# | Views: 507
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published 6 months, 16 days ago, submitted by
igoro
6 months, 16 days ago igoro.com — Ever since I learned about LINQ, I keep discovering new ways to use it to improve my code. Every trick makes my code a little bit faster to write, and a little bit easier to read. This posting summarizes some of the tricks that I came across. I will show you how to use LINQ to: initialize an array, iterate over multiple arrays in a single loop, generate a random sequence, ... read more...
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category: C# | Views: 652
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published 6 months, 21 days ago, submitted by
 blowmage
6 months, 21 days ago altnetpodcast.com — The Alt.NET Podcast has a new podcast. The premier episode is a conversation with David Laribee, Jeremy D. Miller, and Chad Myers about continuously improving yourself, your code, and your team. Give it a listen! read more...
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published 6 months, 21 days ago, submitted by
 fquednau
6 months, 22 days ago realfiction.net — The one-liner for lazy instantiation of instance fields using the coalesce-operator read more...
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category: C# | Views: 265
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