Yet another new feature introduced into C# 6 are a feature called Dictionary Initializers. These are another “syntax sugar” feature that [...]

Windows 10 has been out for a few weeks now. I’ve upgraded one of my backup computers from 8.1 to Windows 10 (the Build I discussed a while back). [...]

C#, like many programming languages, is quite incredible. One of the biggest reasons I think C# is amazing is not so much what it is today, which is still [...]

After my recent minor troubles with web hosting and domain name weirdness,I decided to look into possible ways to branch out, or improve the site. While [...]

Somehow I’ve managed to never write about my Debug log class, looking through my post history. It’s a versatile Debug Logging class that [...]

We have had a lot of different options for creating Zip Files in .NET Applications for some time. .NET 4.5 has added built-in framework-based support for [...]

I found this to be an interesting discovery. I always somewhat expected each .NET language to work in a similar way with regards to things such as field [...]

introspection into Types, Methods, and Parameters is a very useful feature for the creation of highly dynamic programs. One use for this ability is to [...]

Handling and dealing with Errors can be tricky. When your program crashes you want to fix it as soon as possible. One of the most valuable pieces of [...]

This is a topic that I find recurring between myself and my non-programmer friends, as well as people providing freedback on some of the Open-Source [...]