Posts in c#

May 31, 2019

TimeOfDay Class for C#

There are a lot of ways you can hack a time of day in C#, but why not use a dedicated TimeOfDay class.

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July 31, 2013

In the process of customizing the RichTextBox for Inspire Writing Studio, I discovered the need to manage my own undo/redo stack. I present the code for a simple generic undo/redo stack. This generic undo/redo implementation can be extended for a variety of usage scenarios.

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January 16, 2013

Rule #4 - Be Explicit

Should you ever use the var keyword in C#? What about Javascript? Being clear and precise is very important in legal contracts, but it's even more important in software. An unfortunate experience as a teenager helped crystallize the importance of being explicit in both legal matters and software.

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January 13, 2012

Easily Build An Atom or RSS Feed With C# and the Syndication Namespace

Learn how easy it can be to wireup a syndication feed for your site. The .NET framework allows you to build the feed content once and publish it using either the RSS or Atom protocol.

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November 5, 2011

Convert String to Int in C#

Three different ways to convert a string to an integer in C# and the pros and cons of each.

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Posts in c#

TimeOfDay Class for C#

Generic Undo/Redo Stack in C#

Rule #4 - Be Explicit

Easily Build An Atom or RSS Feed With C# and the Syndication Namespace

Convert String to Int in C#