Archive for 'c#'
The Elusive NDoc for .NET 2.0
NDoc is a great, open source and free application for generating .NET documentation. Version 1.3.1 for .NET 1.1 has been very good to me in the past… but what about NDoc for .NET 2.0? It’s mysteriously missing and doesn’t seem to exist. Well, after a few Google searches I came across the Interactive Analytics Architecture […]
Posted: June 6th, 2006 under programming, c#, software.
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A List of C# Links and Resources
I created a list of links for a client at work for learning C# and .NET programming. Here’s the list that I came up with which also includes a few books. I think that the key to learning a new language is relating it to a language you already know. It’s the whole theory of, […]
Posted: May 30th, 2006 under programming, websites, c#.
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High Performance String Concatenation in .NET
Have you ever spent time thinking about how string concatenation works in .NET? Probably not (and I can’t blame you for this) but if you were wondering then please continue.
If you remember way back to your first programming class, you probably learned about how strings work and how they’re not really a primitive type (even […]
Posted: January 17th, 2006 under c#.
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