Articles by Rüdiger Klaehn (Articles: 5)

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Desktop Programming
Windows Forms	Making Windows Forms thread safe 15 Feb 2005 Updated: 15 Feb 2005 Rating: 4.83/5 Votes: 17 Popularity: 5.68 Licence: Not specified Views: 152,202 Bookmarked: 92 Downloaded: 1,726 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. An attempt to simplify multi threaded Windows Forms applications.
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Windows	Merging .NET assemblies using ILMerge 21 Jan 2005 Updated: 21 Jan 2005 Rating: 4.68/5 Votes: 57 Popularity: 7.99 Licence: Not specified Views: 553,690 Bookmarked: 109 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Shows how to merge multiple .NET assemblies to a single one using ILMerge.
Programming Languages
C#	Autocaster - Implicit interfaces for .NET 12 Jan 2005 Updated: 12 Jan 2005 Rating: 4.50/5 Votes: 14 Popularity: 4.86 Licence: Not specified Views: 94,290 Bookmarked: 23 Downloaded: 584 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. An implementation of latent typing or implicit interface casting for .NET.
	Using generics for calculations 11 Oct 2004 Updated: 11 Oct 2004 Rating: 4.94/5 Votes: 140 Popularity: 10.54 Licence: Not specified Views: 516,585 Bookmarked: 214 Downloaded: 3,163 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Performing calculations with generic types is not as easy it seems. This article shows how to do it.
	A generic Set type for .NET 31 Oct 2004 Updated: 31 Oct 2004 Rating: 4.79/5 Votes: 14 Popularity: 5.34 Licence: Not specified Views: 96,634 Bookmarked: 42 Downloaded: 565 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Provides a generic set collection.

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Rüdiger Klaehn

Web Developer

Germany

Rüdiger Klaehn works as freelance developer in the space industry. He is very interested in functional programming languages and hopes that .NET will lead to a more widespread adoption in the industry.