Richard McCutchen | October 1, 2010
If you’re like me you like to have your properties, when possible, be the nice one line for get and set, makes it easier to read, for me at least, and makes your code file look less cluttered (otherwise known as the shorthand notation). Notice how Visual Studio adds the extra lines in properties, and [...]
Category: Coding Styles, General .Net, Visual Studio |
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Tags: coding styles, general .Net, visual studio
Richard McCutchen | July 9, 2010
Hey guys, I know it’s been a while since I’ve blogged anything, things have been kind of chaotic in my life lately but fear not, I’m still here spreading the joy of coding to all that visit here. Noting really could change that, well except maybe if I were to lose both arms and go [...]
Category: C#, Data Security, General .Net |
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Tags: C#, data security, parameterized queries
Richard McCutchen | July 3, 2010
Extension Methods can come in very handy, because in a lot of cases whatever you’re working with doesn’t have the exact functionality you’re looking for, and an Extension Method allows you to add this functionality (or extend it) without having to create a new class inheriting from said object.
Category: C#, Extension Methods, General .Net, VB.NET |
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Tags: C#, extension methods, ISynchronizeInvoke, System.Action Delegate, VB.NET