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    Recursion Primer Using C++ Part 3

    By Zeeshan
      -  Published 05/20/2011

    Zeeshan examines all of the Recursion dimensions (compile time/runtime and structure/generative) with the five different types of recursion (Nested Recursion, Binary Recursion, Mutual Recursion, Tail Recursion and Linear Recursion).

    Understanding .NET Framework Task Parallel Library Cancellations

    By Jeffrey Juday
      -  Published 05/19/2011

    TPL includes Cancellations and AggregateExceptions for interrupting work and dealing with collections of exceptions often generated when multiple Tasks are interrupted. There are patterns to implementing Cancellations and this article demonstrates some of the more common patterns.

    Browser Debugging Tools to Help Debug ASP.Net Applications

    By Memphisto
      -  Published 05/18/2011

    ASP.Net web forms, as the webpages are officially known, can become cumbersome to handle when they grow richer. The first line of defense, in such cases, is offered by the Browser Debugging Tools. Read on to find out more about such tools and how they help.

    Controlling Program Flow in Visual Basic 2010

    By Paul Ferrill
      -  Published 05/17/2011

    VB.NET provides a solid set of programming tools to implement flow control. VB.NET 2010 includes the For Each construct, making it possible to easily iterate over a list of items with little to no extra coding. This article examines the different VB.NET keywords and gives examples of how they're used.

    How to Handle Orientation Changes in Your WP7 Application

    By Vipul Patel
      -  Published 05/13/2011

    Having an application that can understand the current orientation and optimize its layout is a better experience for the mobile user. This article explore how to make your Windows Phone 7 application orientation-aware so that you can handle orientation changes better and delight your customers.

    Microsoft .NET Reactive Extensions and .NET Framework Task Parallel Library

    By Jeffrey Juday
      -  Published 05/12/2011

    In making parallel computing more accessible, Microsoft has also made asynchronous execution more accessible. Nowhere is this fact more apparent than in technologies built from the ground up on these new asynchronous capabilities. Take, for example, Reactive Extensions (Rx); a set of libraries built on LINQ and the Task Parallel Library (TPL).

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    Faster Microsoft C++ Programming With The MFC Class Wizard

    By Nick Wienholt
    | Article Published 02/23/2011

    During the glory days of MFC and ATL in the 1990s and early 2000s, The Visual C++ class wizard was a highly-used and useful IDE tool that simplified life for developers. The re-introduction of the class wizard, after the absence of a decade, demonstrates commitment to the 'glory day's' ideal and adds simplicity to class management tasks inside the IDE.

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    .NET Framework: Use Your Own Cache Wrapper to Help Performance
    By Mark Strawmyer
    | Article Published 01/04/2011

    See how you can use the .NET framework to create your own wrapper classes in C# programming to help boost your application performance when accessing a bunch of reference or other look-up type data that you frequently use.

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    Controlling Program Flow in Visual Basic 2010
    By Paul Ferrill
    | Article Published 05/17/2011

    VB.NET provides a solid set of programming tools to implement flow control. VB.NET 2010 includes the For Each construct, making it possible to easily iterate over a list of items with little to no extra coding. This article examines the different VB.NET keywords and gives examples of how they're used.

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    Understanding .NET Framework Task Parallel Library Cancellations
    By Jeffrey Juday
    | Article Published 05/19/2011

    TPL includes Cancellations and AggregateExceptions for interrupting work and dealing with collections of exceptions often generated when multiple Tasks are interrupted. There are patterns to implementing Cancellations and this article demonstrates some of the more common patterns.

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