.Net, Flex and WebORB.Net
I’ve been working on a project where we had to use Flex on a .Net environment and it had to be realtime. I was a little worried at first that it could be tricky to set up. But with WebORB.Net it’s...
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NDepend
Patrick Smacchia gave me a professional license of NDepend v2.12 so that I could write some stuff about it if I liked it. As it was a gift (yes it is), I decided to force myself to look into this...
View ArticleLoading plugins assemblies in .Net
(first post of the year) This might seem like a quite complex thing to do, but it’s in fact very simple. Thank you .Net for being so well built. Note : With .Net 3.5, there is a much more advanced...
View ArticleC# .Net : How works automatic assembly versioning
When you choose to automatically generate a new version of your assembly at compilation, you have to set in the AssemblyInfo.cs file, this line : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 // Version information for an...
View ArticleSPSecurity.RunWithElevatedPrivileges
If like me you’re wondering what exactly does SPSecurity.RunWithElevatedPrivileges, this is what I understand of it : 1 2 3 4 5 SPSecurity.RunWithElevatedPrivileges( () => { using( var newSite = new...
View ArticleD language
This is just a very short post about this language I recently discovered : the D language. As described on its little website : “D is a systems programming language. Its focus is on combining the power...
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Stupid C++ vs C# performance comparison
I found out that there is real test than the little one i did here. In fact the main interest of the post is this spreadsheet : I recently did a simple and stupid comparison test between C++ (g++) and...
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Google PowerMeter and sample C# .Net API usage
Update 2001-06-25 A lot of people still contact me about this project. I received this mail today, just in case you’re getting interested by the project, you should know that it will die pretty soon:...
View ArticleRecycling .net objects to improve performances
C# .Net allocation and freeing system is quite efficient but when you need to create a huge number of objects, it’s just not fast enough. So what you can do is try to recycle each object to avoid to...
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Technology brotherhoods
I often hear people talking about which technology is better between C / C++ / C# .Net / java. Most of the time, it’s more a political/brotherhood/community thing (like football, even thought...
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