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Where I work is a Fx (Foreign Exchange) company and we trade Fx for clients all over the world, and the other day my boss came up to me and stated that he would like to be able to visualise where trades where they were happening in real time, but he wanted...
Frankly, I thought that one of basic things in windows development, such as “debagability” and “installability” of services, were changed for the last 10 years in development environments. However I was disappointed to discover, that nothing actually...
Numerous people have asked me to create a LOB (line of business) app that showed how I would typically structure my layers between a front end and a database (this was mainly asked for by users of my Cinch MVVM framework) Whilst I have limited time, I...
Well a happy new year to you all. I thought I might start the new year of with a small article on using the popular Rabbit Mq message bus. But before I give you a link to the article this is what is the problem I was trying to solve: At work just before...
I don’t know about you lot, but logging is something that one simply can’t avoid. We kind of rely on it a lot (too much probably). Well today we were trying to find a problem with something we had written which spawns a new AppDomain which does some stuff...
Today at work one of my collegues asked me whether it was possible to dependency inject a Func<TResult> (a delegate which basically would resolve TResult). Now in MEF (which is what I tend to use, this would be no problem at all I would just do...
As a lot of you who have read stuff I have written about before will know that I am mainly interested in desktop development, WPF in fact. You may have also noticed that my blog has been a bit quite lately, which is due to the fact I am working on a pretty...
As part of an ongoing project that I am working on, which involves a ASP .NET MVC 3 web site and a standard .NET client, I needed a way in which I could expose a single API that would accept/return JSON objects. I had a think about various different...
I spent last week at BUILD (all caps?). What a good week for Microsoft! Now that I’ve had a day or two to consider the big announcements and shake off the reality distortion field of Steve Ballmer (err, wait… wrong Steve) , I thought I’d share...
I spent last week at BUILD (all caps?). What a good week for Microsoft! Now that I’ve had a day or two to consider the big announcements and shake off the reality distortion field of Steve Ballmer (err, wait… wrong Steve) , I thought I’d share...
I don’t know how many of you read my series of articles on TPL, in case you didn’t you can read them starting here : http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/TPL1.aspx http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/TPL2.aspx http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/TPL3...
At 1996-1997, together with Internet Explorer 3.0, Microsoft released API to work with media content (for example movies). They used to call it Quartz. This was very convenience set of interfaces and thus was widely used by industry. Now we call it DirectShow...
The other day I wrote a bit of reflection inside an ASP .NET custom ModelBinder class to call a generic method, and my work colleague asked, isn’t that going to be slow. I was like yeah but not that bad, besides if it proves to be a problem we can always...
Everyone seems to be messing around with Html5 at the moment, and I did not want to feel left out, so I had a read of a Html5 book to see what the hoo ha was all about, and I was surprised to see one of my favourites in there, multithreading support in...
Hey all, I have just noticed that one of my articles is up for this months www.codeproject.com monthly competitions, if you like what I do could go spare some time to give it a vote in the competition (you will need to be codeproject member to do this...
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