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05.07.2008

Visual Basic 2008 Programmer’s Reference by Rod Stephens. Wrox Publishing, Feb 2008. $39.99 ISBN: 978-0-470-18262-8 


04.09.2008



04.03.2008

Everyone knows that LINQ is for queries, but you can also use it for interpretation of data, which makes LINQ far more powerful than you may have thought.


03.12.2008

Why do we need yet another language in a programming world full of them? This article shows that F# has something interesting to offer.


03.05.2008



03.05.2008

LINQ supports the notion of equijoins and non-equijoins. Equijoin is contrived using the join on equals clause in a LINQ query. A non-equijoin is everything else, typical devised with a where predicate performing some test on elements from more than one sequence. And equijoin is fundamentally an inner join. An inner join correlates one element in one sequence with an element in another sequence. Only elements from each sequence that are correlated with an element in the other sequence is returned as a resultset of the LINQ query.


03.05.2008

Object-Oriented Computation in C++ and Java, by Conrad Weisert. Dorset House Publishing, May 2007. $33.95 ISBN: 978-0-932633-63-7. Available from Dorset House Publishing's website.

 


02.27.2008

Jcx.Software launches a PHP tool to accompany Visual Studio 2008 release.


02.27.2008

Extension Methods are a way of extending an existing class without deriving a new class. In this article, Paul Kimmel shows you how to use extension methods in C#. 


02.20.2008

Head First JavaScript, by Michael Morrison. O'Reilly, December 2007. $39.99 ISBN: 0-596-52774-8. 


02.06.2008



02.06.2008



01.30.2008

Resolver Systems brings Microsoft's version of the dynamic language to a general-purpose application.

 


01.09.2008
While many of us have switched to C# and VB.NET, MFC does still have a life. Microsoft has made available a beta of the next major MFC release.

12.31.2007
Battery life is a problem for most mobile users; the way you write your application can make a difference. Veteran Guru John Mueller shows you how to develop applications that are mobile-friendly!

12.19.2007
Microsoft has a holiday surprise for game developers. They have released the second version of their XNA Game Studio, which includes many improvements, such as support for Visual Studio 2005.

12.13.2007
A survey finds that more than half of developers use scripting language, and that the use will grow next year.

12.12.2007
Jeff Cogswell shows you how you can easily implemnt a reader/writer lock in C#.NET. This is especially useful in ASP.NET.

12.10.2007
From Los Angeles advertisers to NBA.com, Web developers dish on what Silverlight 1.0 left them wanting and why they can't wait for 2.0.

12.05.2007
A Novell official says the Linux-based version of Microsoft's Silverslight will be delivered in six months.


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