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Dependency injection in WCF
Dependency injection is a software design pattern that implements inversion of control for resolving dependencies and is highly recommended for…
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Difference Between Int32.Parse, Convert.ToInt32, and Int32.TryParse – CodeProject
Every C#/VB/.NET developer should read Difference Between Int32.Parse, Convert.ToInt32, and Int32.TryParse – CodeProject. Then also read TryParse with default values. It is…
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Fixing The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070020)
I had some “Weird” things happening with IIS on one of my developer machines. After trouble shooting for a while…
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The data mapper in Griffin Framework now includes a fluent api
The data mapper in Griffin.Framework have been updated to support fluent mapping and some other new features. Like in previous…
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What is new in RavenDB 3.5 My thread pool is smarter
The .NET thread pool is a really amazing piece of technology, and it is suitable for a wide range of…
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Detailed frame-time performance measurement
Performance has always been an important aspect of game development. From the early days, where the processing power of hardware…
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Production postmortem: The case of the native memory leak
This one is a pretty recent one. A customer complained about high memory usage in RavenDB under moderate usage. That…
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Embedded script tags in content loaded through ajax (and execute the script tags dynamically)
I’ve struggled in Griffin.Yo to be able to get script tags to load and execute in the correct order. This…
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Production Postmortem The case of the intransigent new database
A customer called us to tell that they had a problem with RavenDB. As part of their process for handling…
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Getting faster downloads from MSDN with IE11
I use MSDN a lot to download MSDN licensed software and patches and one of the issues I’ve seen with…
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