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21 Aug 2009 by Martin Hinshelwood
I am always pulling out the Unity assemblies. Maybe it is just because I am lazy, but I really can’t be bothered rolling my own dependency injection and mapping framework!
15 Apr 2010 by Paulo Morgado
Getting Interface Property Implementations
14 Sep 2009 by Abhishek Sur
Make your class library COM visible using few simple steps
24 Aug 2009 by Martin Hinshelwood
Even though this sounds like a really simple thing, what if you do not know the name of the controls, and you do not want to have to add a bit of code that you, or another may developer may forget to every piece of code with a timer in it.
21 Aug 2009 by Martin Hinshelwood
I am not sure if this is a good idea, but I was bored one day and decided to add a TFS Error Log provider for Elmah. There are 2 ways you can do this.
2 Nov 2009 by Cyborgx37
LINQ is syntactical sugar for extension methods and lamda expressions. To understand LINQ, it is important to first grapple with these concepts.To begin, let's look at a simple and somewhat common scenario.
23 Aug 2009 by Martin Hinshelwood
Staring from the original Command Line Parser v1.0 code, I wanted to be able to add multiple commands, or even nest commands. The result is a nice simple commanding architecture conducive to creating multiple commands.