Popular C# Programming Tips
Integer raise-to-power-of
Alistair Young
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math, c#, power
Find control into template
GangrenaGastrit
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asp.net, c#, devexpress
今天看到的實用 tips
小叮噹文青
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.net, c#
Simple action example
Bruno Mikoski
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unity, c#, unity3d
Something to know about .Net's Javascript serializer
Gavin Roberts
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javascript, asp.net, ajax, c#
Goto and the art of evil
Andrew Binstead
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development, programming, c#, evil
Software Developer, Photographer & Mount Rider
RENISH B
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asp.net, nodejs, csharp, mongodb
A useful Windows Phone Memory Monitor class
Tyler Koske
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windows phone, c#
15 Resharper keyboard shortcuts you need to know
Dror Helper
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shortcuts, resharper, c#
Let’s validate if we have a real PDF file
Gerardo Renovales
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pdf, c#, file validation
Abuse IDisposable in C#
Ilari Mäkimattila
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idisposable, c#
#region can be a code smell
Alec Lanter
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c#, code structure
Disable control while EditForm is active
GangrenaGastrit
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asp.net, c#, devexpress
Determine if a User Belongs to an Allegro Security Group
Jairy
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c#, allegro, allegro 8.x
HttpWebRequest Authentication Tip
Robin Månsson
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authentication, soap, c#, httpwebrequest
MotleyService
Stacy Gay
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wcf, c#
Faster Debug Log: Dump()
Brandon Catcho
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c#, unity3d
Debug output tricks for Visual Studio
parsley72
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c, c#, visual-studio
A beautiful regex / run code tester!
Maria Manenti
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code, c#, tester
Create a web service from a WSDL file
Maria Manenti
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web service, c#
Split a string with different delimiters
Marcus Olsson
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string, array, c#
Bundles in MVC4
Guillermo
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mvc4, c#, asp.net
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