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If you’re a developer trying to choose between WPF and WinForms, you’re probably wondering about the differences between these two technologies. In this guide, we’ll provide an in-depth comparison of WPF and WinForms, outlining the key differences and similarities between them. A Brief Overview of WPF and WinForms Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) is a UI […]

If you’re a developer who works with .NET, you’ve likely encountered assemblies. Understanding assemblies is essential for building and deploying .NET applications. This article will cover what assemblies are, their role in the .NET framework, the types of assemblies available in .NET, how to create and manage them, and security considerations when working with assemblies. […]

Clean architecture is a software design approach that helps in building applications that are maintainable, testable, and scalable. In this article, we will discuss the principles of clean architecture, its components, how to implement it in C#, and its benefits. We will also explore real-world examples and address common challenges faced when implementing clean architecture. […]

In object-oriented programming, abstract classes and interfaces serve as blueprints for creating objects in C#. While they have some similarities, they each have unique features that make them suited for different situations. In this article, we will take a deep dive into abstract classes and interfaces in C#, examining the nuances and differences between them. […]

Introduction to Explicit Conversion In C#, the type of a variable or object plays a crucial role in how you interact with it. There are times when you need to convert the type of a variable or object to a different type. This is called type conversion. C# provides two types of type conversion: implicit […]

In C#, there are two primary object types that developers can use to build their code: structs and classes. While these two types may seem similar at first glance, they have some key differences that set them apart from each other. In this article, we’ll explore what structs and classes are, their differences, and when […]

Visual Studio, Microsoft’s flagship integrated development environment (IDE), has been widely acclaimed for its robust feature set and integration capabilities. Despite the growing popularity of Linux, Microsoft has shown little interest in porting Visual Studio to the Linux platform, leaving developers to search for alternatives. Top Request from Visual Studio Users: Running on Linux Visual […]

Can artificial intelligence pass a C# coding interview? That’s the question many are asking as GPT-3, the latest AI technology, is put to the test. GPT-3 is an advanced AI system that has been trained on millions of data points, and can generate human-like natural language responses. But can it answer complex coding questions? To […]

What if I told you that 5 easy tips from a senior C# developer can make you an better coder? Would you believe me? Most people won’t, because we tend to assume that skill and experience are innate traits that only the most talented developers are born with. While that may be partially true, when it comes […]

If you’re like me and didn’t have the time to follow the .NET Conf 2022 , fear not!  Microsoft has teamed up with various venues across the country to host .NET Conf Live Stream events! In this article, I am going to give you the summary information (of the most important parts) that you need to know. At […]

If you’ve ever written code in C#, chances are you have come across the ref and out keywords, but what exactly do they mean? Both of these keywords are used to pass data from one function or method to another. While their purposes are similar, there are several key differences between the two that you […]

In case you haven’t heard, the .NET 7 Release Candidate 2 (RC2) was just released by Microsoft, giving us a sneak peek of some of the new additions that will be available in the next major version of the .NET Framework. Here are the new .NET 7 Release Candidate News! C# 11 This second Release Candidate […]