Richard McCutchen | August 26, 2012
Today we’re going to be learning how to accomplish GeoLocation with C#. What is GeoLocation you ask, well according to Wikipedia it’s:
Geolocation is the identification of the real-world geographic location of an object, such as a radar, mobile phone or an Internet-connected computer terminal. Geolocation may refer to the practice of assessing the location, or to the actual assessed location.
Category: C# |
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Tags: C#, geolocation, google api, reverse geocoding
Richard McCutchen | July 17, 2012
If you’re hiring a developer, in this case a C# developer, it can be a daunting task to tell if they’re as knowledgeable and good as they say they are. Here is a list of 10 interview questions which will help you decide if you’re interviewing the right (talented) person (well it should show if the candidate knows what he/she is talking about):
Category: C#, General Rantings |
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Richard McCutchen | July 4, 2012
I’ve seen this question asked many times on different forums and thought I’d develop a solution for retrieving your Windows product key.
Category: C# |
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Tags: C# 4.0
Richard McCutchen | January 27, 2012
Today we’re going to look at using Aero in your WinForms applications. I’ve been asked this so many times that I figured this would be a good thing to blog about.
Category: C#, P/Invoke |
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Richard McCutchen | January 11, 2012
I don’t know how many people out there store passwords in plain text, and I’d like to know who teaches that practice. How would you like to find out that your password was being stored in plain text, just waiting for someone to come along and steal it.
Category: C# |
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Tags: C# 4.0, data security, hashing