February 2005 - Ranjan Sakalley

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  • Why should I use .net

    Yesterday, I was asked to train a set of freshers on what .net Fx provides, about CLR, and other things .net. About half-way through the second session, when I was delightfully talking about Garbage Collections and Finalization Queues (after a class on telling them the brokerage mechanisms, Virtual Machines...
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  • .Text and need to indicate reposts before publishing

    After joining such a distinguished set of .net bloggers, one's first fear is not to repost on something that's already been discussed or written on by somebody great. My idea of solving this issue is to basically put a hook on the POST button, find out all posts that correlate to the post subject ( trying...
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  • NUnit and automatic method input parameter verification

    Almost all methods depend on one or more input parameters. To verify each and every one of these parameters, for boundary conditions, nulls and such generic cases, becomes an overload, for each method in a class. It also leads to writing repetitive test cases to check the same type of an input parameter...
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  • Developing a multi-template website.

    While developing a product that automates the creation of a web-site, an eCommerce one or else, you need to know that having a set of similar looking web-sites is not what your customers would want. When B uses your product to create his front-end on the web, he would want it to be different from the...
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  • partial types revisited

    Yesterday, I wrote about why I think partial types were redundant . I apologize for jumping the gun there without enough research required to make such a comment, and held my opinion (a bit adamant on my part) even when Frans , Wesner and others commented saying its a nice feature to have. Since then...

  • On partial types in C# 2.0, and other redundancies

    For some time, I have been thinking about language contructs that are a pain when it comes to code management, readability and more often than not inculcate poor coding habits amongst developers. Nested classes -I have never found a valid reason to use them. I really feel that an inner class is something...
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