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Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Remote desktop to another OS and back again

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As you surely know, XP is a single-user OS which means that there can be only a single user logged-in at one time. If the administrator logs...
Thursday, August 14, 2008

Lightweight Service Bus frameworks

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The application environment I work on needs an architectural fundament capable of a loose-coupled integration. There's a reference handb...
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Friday, July 18, 2008

Generating random sequences with LINQ

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A concise random number generator Inspired by The LINQ Enumerable Class article from the lastest MSDN Magazine issue, I started to play a ...
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Friday, July 11, 2008

C# Puzzle No. 11 (intermediate)

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Generic list type needs an item type to be initialized: List< int > listInt; List< string > listString; ... On the other ha...
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Sunday, July 6, 2008

Brief FAQ of AJAX Programming Concepts

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Q: What is the AJAX? A: Well, it is the A synchronous J avascript A nd X ml. The technology exists since 1995-98, however the term AJAX is ...
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Tuesday, July 1, 2008

How to detect which application server runs the ASP.NET code

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Apart from issues with querying Google , I belive that the most reliable way to detect which application server runs an ASP.NET application ...
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Google considers its own query as spyware

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Since I am stuck in an ASP.NET issue, as always I try to use Google. Specifically, I would like to somehow detect in server code whether the...
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I am a software architect and an academic lecturer. I've been awarded Microsoft MVP in C# Architecture between 2005 and 2010. Got a PhD in computer science in 2008. Currently I work mostly with C#, Javascript and Typescript and love these languages. I consider myself a design/architecture patterns evangelist. In 2003 I wrote first Polish book on C#/Windows programming, "Windows oczami programisty" (Windows through the eyes of a programmer) (the book is out of print)
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