Library tutorials & articles tagged with c#
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Using ADO.NET with SQL Server
by James Crowley
An extensive examination of using ADO.NET to access SQL Server databases, from establishing connections and executing stored procedures, to connection pools, data readers and data sets.
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Test-driven development with NUnit
by Roy Osherove
An introduction to test-driven development with NUnit and the NUnit-Add-in
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Introduction to Designers
by Tim Dawson
Designers are essential in creating professional controls with polished design time behaviour. This article serves as an introduction to writing your own.
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In Depth ASP.NET using ADO.NET
by John Godel
In this article we will discuss a number of ways to retrieve, show, and update data with ASP.NET forms using ADO.NET. Also, we will have a clear idea about the most common server controls in ASP.NET. In particular, with this article we will cover ASP.NET server controls, ADO.NET DataSource, and creating Templated DataBound Controls, ASP.NET forms, using data with controls. John Godel
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Hosting Windows Forms Designers
by Tim Dawson
Shows how to write the code needed to host the Windows Forms Designers in your own application. Sample code is provided to display a form in design mode and allow normal editing like in Visual Studio.
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The Quick & Dirty .NET Guide to C#/VB OOP
by Dimitrios Markatos
Although this article won't be an exhaustive OOP treatise, its objective nevertheless is to present in a quick and dirty manner C#/VB Object-Oriented Programming. Moreover, even though this article may be slightly geared more towards C#, all important VB assessments or similarities are addressed and demonstrated. By the way, keep in mind C# is very case sensitive. Incidentally, don't be put off at the length of this article, a lot of it is simply repeated code examples for both languages.
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.NET Threading Part II
by Randy Charles Morin
This is the second article of two parts on .NET threading. In this second part, I will discuss further the synchronization objects in the System.Threading .NET namespace, thread local storage, COM interoperability and thread states.
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.NET Threading Part I
by Randy Charles Morin
The first in a two part series, introducing how to create and manipulate threads with the .NET framework, including creating a thread, thread pools, syncronization, race conditions and timers.
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Object-Oriented ASP.NET
by Greg Ennis
Learn how to use the powerful object-oriented features of C# and VB.NET to build re-usable classes in ASP.NET
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Socket Programming in C# - Part 2
by Ashish Dhar
The second part in this series, revealing more practical alternatives to the basic blocking methods in .NET
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OpenGL and C# - Part 1
by Johnny
An introduction to using OpenGL using CsGL - an open source library for using OpenGL in .NET.
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Socket Programming in C# - Part 1
by Ashish Dhar
An introduction to socket programming in the context of the .NET framework, with a working client / server sample application.
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OpenGL in C#
by Bill Burris
A simple demonstration of how to use OpenGL in C#, with the help of the C# Graphics Library.
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A Twisted Look at Object Oriented Programming in C#
by Jeff Louie
An extensive examination of OO programming in C#, covering inheritance, constructors, interfaces, virtual and static methods, and much more.
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Iteration Methods
by Trevor Misfeldt
Comparison of the performance of various iteration methods over large amounts of data in .NET.
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Events and Delegates
by Faisal Jawaid
An introduction to event driven programming in C#, through the use of Events and Delegates.
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99 Bottles
by Paul Parks
Who said programming was serious stuff? Here's a C# program that outputs the song "99 Bottles Of Beer On the Wall.".
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Building XML Web Services Using C# and ASP.NET
by James Yang
The term web service has been used quite frequently lately: you hear people saying how good web services are and how they will dominate the future of software development, but what exactly are web services and how can we create them? In this article James shows us how to build two web services and also unravels all of the lingo surrounding web services.
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Attributed Programming in .NET Using C#
by Deepak Dutta
An attribute is a new code level language construct in all major .NET languages. It provides integration of declarative information to assemblies, classes, interfaces, members, etc. at the code level. The information can then be used to change the runtime behavior or collect organizational information. In this article, I illustrate the power of attributed programming by examples that show a modular approach to issues that can crosscut many classes.
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Building Application Framework with C#
by Nauman Laghari
The Article introduces a C# developer to building framework. After reading, you'll get how the big names have performed most of the magic in Application Frameworks, like the Java Applet and Servlets Framework as well as the Microsoft Foundation Classes. This article is just an introduction to the complex topic. A short code sample is provided for practically demonstrating the purpose.
