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Don't be afraid of your csproj-Files (I): Embracing the idea
31 Juli 08 12:05 | realfiction - TrivadisContent
Intro Blimey, what a shock when MSBuild became available. NAnt was alive & kicking, hence the question emerged...WHY? read more
So, how expensive is it to let NInject make my object?
25 Juni 08 03:11 | realfiction - TrivadisContent
Back here I made a quick and dirty performance comparison. In the comments I actually got some "flak" scrutinizing some of the "design decisions" behind the example shown. I would like to reinstate that the example was made purely...
Some more on the implicit operator
22 Mai 08 09:59 | realfiction - TrivadisContent
Elaborating on my past post on the implicit operator in C#, here some additional information to round this thing up. Can you inherit the implicit operator(s)? No, you cannot. Within a type you could write as many implicit operator implementations as you...
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A simple way to start your code in a different AppDomain
20 Mai 08 06:50 | realfiction - TrivadisContent
You may know that AppDomains in the .Net Framework are comparable to processes in that they provide an isolated execution context for the instructions executed by the CLR. However, they are also quite lightweight and what is more, you can have more than...
Lazy instantiation one-liner of instance fields with the coalesce operator
13 Mai 08 02:00 | realfiction - TrivadisContent
It is hardly worth blogging, but... Did you know that the return value of an assignment is the assignment? i.e. class Person { public string Name; } ... Person p; Console.WriteLine((p = new Person()).Name); And did you know there is a coalesce operator...
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Is it alright to send messages to null references?
04 Mai 08 09:01 | realfiction - TrivadisContent
This is a non-question, you may say, and even at the end of this post you will notice that it is still true that you cannot call anything on a null reference. But let me explain... Foundation for this post are the following blog entries... read more
Spring.AOP, Castle.DynamicProxy2 - first glance from an outsider
30 April 08 10:24 | realfiction - TrivadisContent
The other day I got a presentation on Spring.NET and that it brings along quite a bit of aspect oriented Zen. Frankly, I do not know much about Spring.NET. I did a very quick look at performance comparison with respect to object instantiation between...
Singletons are boring, hence factor out the concern
29 April 08 04:16 | realfiction - TrivadisContent
dotnetkicks has an astonishing amount of entries related to "The Singleton"® ... read more
Javascript FTW or what's "this" anyway?
30 Januar 08 09:48 | realfiction - TrivadisContent
It has been itching for a while now. I may love .NET, but every once in a while I need to escape into something else. Primordial soups of programming, dynamic chaos...well, ok, I am exaggerating, I wasn't doing unlambda , just javascript. Arguably...
Revisiting the Alphabet Range with the latest .NET
19 Januar 08 11:58 | realfiction - TrivadisContent
While Richard Bushnell was showing off how old problems can be implemented very concise with LINQ he also made use of an extension method to the int Type. It has been quite some time since I did an update to the .NET goodies . In there there was an implementation...
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So, how expensive is it to let Castle Windsor / Spring.NET make my object?
09 Dezember 07 05:43 | realfiction - TrivadisContent
Lately I was getting increasingly curious about the overhead of using a Dependency Injection -container to provide me with instances of my objects. With overhead I mean if and how much longer it takes for the DI container to provide me with the desired...
Applying Attributes to method parameters
02 Dezember 07 08:46 | realfiction - TrivadisContent
Hopefully everybody who reads this knows more or less what Attributes are in terms of .NET/C# programming. While I was scanning the documentation for that interesting Monorail project (btw, if you ever played with RoR you probably feel right at home)...
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VS 2008, .NET 3.5 shipped
19 November 07 10:42 | realfiction - TrivadisContent
Here we go, let's create some Blog noise: Visual Studio 2008 is out. .NET 3.5 is also out and with it a number of additional products like updates to the respective server etc. read more
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C# implicit operator
10 November 07 01:38 | realfiction - TrivadisContent
You know you love a programming language when it still manages to surprise you with something you didn't know about. read more
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Untested Extension method which should be a nice one
21 September 07 10:25 | realfiction - TrivadisContent
You probably know by now that I quite like the upcoming extension methods in .NET 3.5. I haven't tested the following code as I don't have the right framework at hand right now (and I cannot be asked to turn on my laptop), but I don't see...
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