I’ve written about BASeBlock before. Now, the main reason is I kind of like typing the name BASeBlock. it let’s me put extra capitals in [...]

Many developers and programmers may describe their experience with a language or technology as them having “mastered” it. But is this really [...]

Normally, when I have a class I want to allow to serialize, I take full control over that serialization by setting the Serializable attribute as well as [...]

Another quick post about a C# language feature. The Null coalescing operator. /p> The Idea of null is a simple one that is still argued as being either the [...]

EDIT: Oct 18th 2014: I actually have no idea what I am talking about in this post. It’s obviously not talking about the interview I had for the Job I [...]

One of the trickiest parts I imagine with hiring a new developer is figuring it out several things about them. One thing you need to figure out is wether [...]

Time and time again this topic is brought up. The basic concept that is usually dredged up is that programming in Assembly results in programs that are [...]

Formatting Data Sizes When we present file-based data to a user, it is often unavoidable to show those byte sizes to the user. While you could get away [...]

One of the big reasons I’ve found myself preferring C# Over Java is that C# is about a million times easier to refactor. By this, I mean that often [...]

As many web developers are aware, there are a myriad of ways to develop websites and interactive web applications today. On the server side, one typically [...]