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    Learn how to give your application away for free and still make money. In this article, we learn how to create advertisement supported Windows Phone applications.

    Working with HTML5 Canvas

    One limitation that website developers often encounter is drawing graphics in the browser. HTML5 does a great job in client side graphic rendering by offering what is known as the canvas. Understanding HTML5 canvas and associated JavaScript objects is important for any ASP.NET developer and this article teaches you just that.

    Using Sockets with Windows Phone

    Windows Phone 7.5 introduces support for sockets. In this article, we will learn about sockets and how to use them in our windows Phone 7.5 applications.

    Guide to Implement the Factory Pattern in C#

    Design Patterns are defined as the existing solutions to recurring problems in software development using programming languages like C#. Factory pattern is one among them. This article focuses on explaining the pattern itself and show casing the software development hurdles that it resolves in C# programming.

    Creating Your Own Search Engine for C/C++ Code Samples

    Christopher Frenz describes a means of post processing keyword search results using regular expression, based pattern matching as a means of automatic C/C++ code extraction.

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    USING VC++ .NET

    Faster Microsoft C++ Programming With The MFC Class Wizard

    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.

    Nuts & Bolts

    .NET NUTS & BOLTS

    .NET Framework: Collections and Generics

    The original release of the .NET Framework included collections as .NET was introduced to the Microsoft programming world. The .NET Framework 2.0 introduced generics to complement the System.Collections namespace and provide a more efficient and well performing option. Read on to learn more...

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    VISUAL BASIC TODAY

    Input and Output with VB.NET 2010

    The .NET runtime has everything you need to format your output and handle special characters. Both Visual Basic 2010 Express edition and Visual Studio 2010 help you with Intellisense if you can't remember the syntax. This article explores simple console input and output and shows you how to get it done.

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    PROGRAMMING INSIGHTS

    SpinWait.SpinUntil and the Task Parallel Library

    Often blocking and checking is combined with some sort of timeout. SpinUntil, a static method on the SpinWait structure, combines blocking, waiting, and timeouts. New in the .NET Framework 4.0, SpinUntil simplifies many different scenarios involving the Task Parallel Library (TPL). Jeffery Juday shares some common recipes employing SpinUntil alongside TPL.

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    A Few Pictures from Microsoft Build

    Microsoft Build was the coming out party for Windows 8 development. While there I took a few pictures with my phone. Here are just a few of them I thought worth sharing. Yes, they are primarly slide presentations, but I...

    Developers can be good at Heart: Give Camps Prove It

    While some might question it, in general, developers are good at heart. In fact, the developer community can be extremely caring. The growth of Give Camps over the last few years is just one indication of the way developers are...

    The Death of Silverlight and Flash: Suspect Apprehended

    Yes, it is true. The death of Silverlight and Flash have been predicted. The culprit? HTML5. The above image links to a full infographic with more fun information on the wonderful world of HTML5. Check it out. You can even...

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