17 December 2007
Closures and Linq in C# 3.0
Keith posted a great article demonstrating Linqs capabilities. There he was asked if his examples where " closures ". Let me take this opportunity to explain how closures are used in Linq by clarifying what a closure is and showing how the Linq queries are translated at compile time(from linq... Read More...
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26 July 2007
VS 2008 and .NET 3.5 Beta 2 Released
So for those of you aching to try the new partial methods feature this is your chance. You can access it here . Scott Guthrie has a post about the features and an installation note to prevent your older asp.net ajax applications from having a dependency on the asp.net ajax binaries that come with beta... Read More...
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01 May 2007
A Conceptual Concurrent Testing Framework for .Net Applications
Technological advancements in micro-processors suggest an imminent paradigm shift in software development. The sudden shift from old architecture to a new breed of multi–core processors dictates the use of concurrency concepts to optimize performance and to get around synchronization abstractions like... Read More...
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29 March 2007
A Tribute to the Unsung Heroes of C#’s Functional Revolution
Many of us may not have noticed it but C# 2.0 gave us several really cool delegates and methods aimed at providing a gentle transition to the functional programming concepts introduced in C# 3.0 and Linq. This post aims to take a look at these useful yet under appreciated delegates and functions instrumental... Read More...
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23 March 2007
Lambda Expressions in C#
C# 3.0 introduces a new feature called lambda expressions. While this is not a revolutionary thing, it opens up a plethora of new possibilities for .Net programming. This post aims to introduce lambda expressions by providing a backgrounder, looking into its syntax and providing examples along the way... Read More...
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22 March 2007
whoami
So whoami? My name is Kriztian Jake Sta. Teresa. I am a software developer working for a process control and automation company. I am mostly involved with writing C#/.Net code when i'm at work and i do Java/Eclipse, PHP, Ruby development on my free time. I will be blogging here mostly about random thoughts... Read More...
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