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Don't be afraid of your csproj-Files (I): Embracing the idea

Intro Blimey, what a shock when MSBuild became available. NAnt was alive & kicking, hence the question emerged...WHY? read more

Erstellt in Frank-Leonardo Quednau (Weblog) von Anonymous am 07-31-2008
So, how expensive is it to let NInject make my object?

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 for checking instantiation performance of IoC container...

Erstellt in Frank-Leonardo Quednau (Weblog) von Anonymous am 06-25-2008
C# Acrobatics : Lambdas and Expression Methods as a replacement for NVelocity

I’ve been very quiet recently. (I’m trying to not be so loud, Scott. ) You see, I’ve been writing a lot of ASP.Net code for a site I’m working on. And, to be honest, I’ve been having a lot of trouble. The source code for .Net has been very helpful, and I’ve learnt...

Erstellt in Richard's blog (Weblog) von Anonymous am 06-02-2008
Some more on the implicit operator

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 like, but any of the two types referenced must...

Erstellt in Frank-Leonardo Quednau (Weblog) von Anonymous am 05-22-2008
A simple way to start your code in a different AppDomain

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 one inside an actual OS process in which a given...

Erstellt in Frank-Leonardo Quednau (Weblog) von Anonymous am 05-20-2008
Lazy instantiation one-liner of instance fields with the coalesce operator

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 since .NET 2.0 that will return the left-hand side...

Erstellt in Frank-Leonardo Quednau (Weblog) von Anonymous am 05-13-2008
Is it alright to send messages to null references?

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

Erstellt in Frank-Leonardo Quednau (Weblog) von Anonymous am 05-04-2008
Spring.AOP, Castle.DynamicProxy2 - first glance from an outsider

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 Spring.Net and my weapon of choice lately: Castle...

Erstellt in Frank-Leonardo Quednau (Weblog) von Anonymous am 04-30-2008
Singletons are boring, hence factor out the concern

dotnetkicks has an astonishing amount of entries related to "The Singleton"® ... read more

Erstellt in Frank-Leonardo Quednau (Weblog) von Anonymous am 04-29-2008
Design Guidelines for LINQ

Have you wondered if and when you should use the new LINQ features in .Net 3.5? Like, where should I put a new extension method? Should I use Func<T> or a custom delegate? How do I best implement a mix-in (extension methods on an interface)? Well, Mircea Trofin has just published a new draft...

Erstellt in Richard's blog (Weblog) von Anonymous am 03-13-2008

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