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We have a lot of newbies on the forum these days. Again and again we are asked "What are some good books for language _______?" We all have our favorites and some books lean towards a certain learning style. So one programmer is going to like a particular book more than another programmer might. But besides that little glitch in perspective, there are some books that are generally accepted as ...
Well we have been playing around with VB.NET 2005/2008 for awhile and even a few additions created with some service packs and it is time for something new to talk about. What is in store for the future and is Microsoft really listening to the developers in the industry? Throughout this entry of the Programming Underground we will talk about some of the features proposed for VB.NET 10 and what ...
On occasion I have seen people asking about making scrolling images. Often times they are asking this question in response to creating their own games to get something like a scrolling background without needing to use a picturebox... which can be pretty bulky. One way to do this is by taking the reigns and controlling the paint event of a control or form. By determining what is drawn and when, ...
A shiny silver gun is drawn and stuck in the back of the perpetrator. "I thought I told you to leave my property. What are you still doing here?" A brief pause and the criminal responds "Leave? I thought you meant implement some properties, so I implemented three of them... a name, an age, and a phone number where you can reach me." Martyr2 becomes puzzled. To get a better ...
"Whooooo areeeee youuuuu?" No really, who are you and what are you doing on my blog? Oh you are here to read my blog entry on C# serialization to file writing? Fabulous! There may be times where you want to store an object's data from C# to a file for reading later. You can essentially "freeze" the object in time and leave it in a file which later your program ...
In a long standing tradition here on the Programming Underground we are going to add another entry to the definitive series. For those of you who are still relatively new to my blog, the definitive series is a series of blog entries where we take an algorithm and run it through the paces of five different languages: C++/C#/Java/VB.NET/PHP. With the code side by side we can see the similarities as ...
