Fun with NDepend, Part III: Link Collection
What? Links around NDepend? But you promised a post about Teamcity integration? Yes, I did but then I found a good guide on the official site and a good blog…
Read moreMaking of the db4o LINQPad Driver: LINQPad Drivers
In this little post series I’m going to show how my db4o LINQPad driver is implemented. Some parts of these posts useful for other drivers, other parts will be db4o…
Read moredb4o Driver for LINQPad
Way back in my posts about db4o I complained about the missing tool support. I also demonstrated how to use LINQPad for ad hoc queries. However wouldn’t it be cooler…
Read moreFun with NDepend, Part II: Creating Dependency Violation Warnings
Last time I gave a short overview over the features of NDepend. We know that NDepend can show a detailed dependency analysis your projects. This time I show you how…
Read moreFun with NDepend, Part I: Overview
Let’s have fun with another tool in the .NET-universe: NDepend. NDepend is a high-level code / IL analysis tool. In this post I give a short overview. In future posts…
Read moreSingle App-Instance in .NET
Sometime it makes sense to enforce that only one instance of your application is running, for example a media player application. There are different ways to archive that. I just…
Read moreC# 5.0 Async-Feature: Unit Testing Part III, Avoid Void.
Disclaimer: This post is based on the C# 5.0 CTP. Everything described here is subject to future changes. Last time I demonstrated that the synchronization context is also relevant for…
Read moreC# 5.0 Async-Feature: Unit Testing Part II, Synchronization-Context Again?
Disclaimer: This post is based on the C# 5.0 CTP. Everything described here is subject to future changes. Last time we explored some implications of the C# asynchronous operations for…
Read moreC# 5.0 Async-Feature: Unit Testing, Part I
Disclaimer: This post is based on the C# 5.0 CTP. Everything described here is subject to future changes. I’ve already discussed some implications of the async feature in my previous…
Read moreC# 5.0 Async-Feature: Be Aware Of The Synchronization-Context
Disclaimer: This post is based on the C# 5.0 CTP. Everything described here is subject to future changes. The next version of C# and VB.NET will have support for asynchronous…
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