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Understanding WPF Grid Layout
Grid layout is one of the most widely used layouts in any WPF application. The basic concept of a Grid is that it divides the window surface into grids of invisible rows and columns to which other controls or layouts can be added. Grids are usually invisible but can be made visible for debugging...
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Absolute Beginner's Guide to WPF Application With Examples
WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) is a Microsofts technology for creating rich client applications. WPF applications are more interactive, aesthetic and flexible as compared to their traditional counter parts The Windows Form applications. WPF is a subset of Microsofts famous .NET framework. ...
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Beginners Guide to Networking in C#
Most of the advanced .NET applications that you develop need to communicate with other applications. For instance, for downloading or uploading data to some remote server, networking is required. In order to send or receive email via SMTP or to send and receive webpages via an HTTP protocols, some...
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Understanding File and Stream IO in C# With Examples
Most of the time, a developer needs to read or write data from a location outside the memory of the program. This location can be a text file, a network connection a database or any other source of data. In order to deal with such sources of information, .NET Framework provides a set of classes...
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Asynchronous Functions in C# - Async and Await
In my last tutorial on basics of threading (http://www.go4expert.com/articles/advance-threading-tasks-c-sharp-t30067/), I explained what threading basically is and how it is actually implemented in C#. I would advise you to have a look at it before continuing with this article or if you have an...
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Parallel Processing in Ruby using fork
In today's multitasking and multiprocessing environment it sometimes becomes necessary for programs to run certain tasks in parallel to be fast. Fork-ing provides just that. Fork is a system call which creates a clone of the process which first calls fork() and is called the parent process and the...
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Advance Threading and Tasks in C#
In my last article, Complete Threading Tutorial in C# (http://www.go4expert.com/articles/complete-threading-tutorial-c-sharp-t30063/), I explained basics of threading. I explained that how threads can be created, how locking is implemented to make your applications thread-safe and how exception...
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Complete Threading Tutorial (C#)
Often times, applications need to perform multiple tasks at a time. I always share Microsofts word processors example. While you type in the word processor, the application lets you type and in the meantime it is running spell-check and dictionary in the background to inform you whenever you type...
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Code Diagnostics with Code Contracts in C# and Conditional Compilation
.NET Framework comes with a set of debugging tools. Particularly if you are using and advanced IDE such as Visual Studio, you can use debugger and other diagnostic tools available in the IDE. This debugging, however, is only applicable during the development of the application. Once the application...
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Disposal & Garbage Collection in C#
Garbage collection and memory management is probably that domain of programming where .NET Framework beats most of the other application development platforms. Most of the time, garbage collection is automatically done by .NET runtime once the object gets out of scope. When a .NET object is not...
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