I have been a developer for the past 7 years. I've gone through a lot of code reviews during that time. I have devoted my time to learn good software engineering practices through C#. Last year, my passion for performance engineering took off. One thing that has always been important for me was to be … Continue reading Introducing DotNet.SystemCollections.Analyzers
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Baby steps with F# and functional programming
For the uninitiated, F# is a general-purpose programming language found in .NET. Contrary to C# who promotes objects as its first-class citizen (can receive and output objects in methods), F# promotes functions at its first citizens. This means that the preferred way of doing this will be through functional programming, but it doesn’t meet that … Continue reading Baby steps with F# and functional programming
3 Tips & tricks for Kickass Developers in 2019
Hi, For those looking for new ways to kick off 2019 with a bang with your .NET skills, keep on reading 🙂 1. Leverage more LINQ in your C# code Lately, functional programming has been a really hot and trending topic. C# is becoming more of a functional programming language to stay on par with … Continue reading 3 Tips & tricks for Kickass Developers in 2019
Hidden .NET Gems – ReactiveUI
Hi, Today, I'm going to talk about an open source gem in .NET for developing WPF applications for people who are interested in reactive and functional programming. To understand the work behind ReactiveUI, one mst understand Rx, or rather Reactive Extensions for .NET. The goal of the syntax of ReactiveUI for read-write properties is to notify … Continue reading Hidden .NET Gems – ReactiveUI
FastOrder: real-time pizza order placement – Part 0
Hi, I'm picking web and mobile development lately as they are super trendy at the moment. But it's more than that. I'm a firm believer that in this profession, software development, we can't keep still. We ought to ourselves to move way outside our comfort bubbles and try new things even if it's a small … Continue reading FastOrder: real-time pizza order placement – Part 0
Tech questions 1-3: Linq
Hey guys, This is a new series I will try to maintain to the best of my capabilities. I'm this awesome blogger who happens to be also a Microsoft MVP called Iris Classon. After her first year of programming, she started to ask and get answers for what she'd call "stupid question". Why would she … Continue reading Tech questions 1-3: Linq
GSOC 2015 : From NRefactory 6 to RefactoringEssentials
Hey guys, In spirit of my withdraw from the Google Summer of Code program this summer, I thought I'd do a piece of the project I successfully completed last summer. So what brought me to the program last year ? I spent a few weeks on working on a new thing in .NET called Roslyn. … Continue reading GSOC 2015 : From NRefactory 6 to RefactoringEssentials
Interesting project : Render stereoscopic 3D images using Kinect 2.0
Hi guys, Last summer, I got into an interesting course entitled "Emerging topics in information technologies". During the first part of the course, we focused more on 3D computer vision techniques and how to manipulate 3D images.Issues such as depth-image-based rendering were obscure and captivating enough to get me motivated throughout the summer semester. In order … Continue reading Interesting project : Render stereoscopic 3D images using Kinect 2.0
Polymorphism: Empowering your objects
Hi there readers, So, we're finally getting into the final pilar of object oriented programming, polymorphism. It's a strange word at first, but we get use to it pretty fast. What does the word polymorphism mean? The root of polymorphism is traced back to the greeks. Poly means many and morphism mean forms. Basically, polymorphism … Continue reading Polymorphism: Empowering your objects
Inheritance: More than just titles or money
Hi there readers, We have talked about the first principle of object oriented programming in an earlier post. Now, it would be time to talk about the second one, inheritance. In the normal world, we talk about inheritance when one is about to receive some piece of land or a title from a loved one … Continue reading Inheritance: More than just titles or money
Console Application: Managing a bank account
Hi readers, We've seen quite a few things in the last few days. Now, it's time to put all the fundamentals to good use. Today, we'll create a console application in which a user can access the menu of its bank account. Â At first, the user will need to set up his password to get … Continue reading Console Application: Managing a bank account
Programming basics: Methods
Welcome reader, We've gone through a lot of the core fundamentals of programming with C#. We've seen how to evaluate conditions in our program flow and different ways to repeat a block of code with the help of loops. We've seen different notions that can help us to really understand how a software program works … Continue reading Programming basics: Methods
Motion tracking : Leap motion
Hi, Yesterday, I've just acquired some tech device which I've been looking forward for quite some time. It is a motion tracking device, called Leap motion. . This device is quite powerful. By hooking up the device with your computer, you'll be able to control your computer without the need of a mouse. It's a … Continue reading Motion tracking : Leap motion
Programming basics: what are strings ?
Welcome reader, When we first talk about, it was mentioned that the String data type were to be discussed in a later post. So what exactly are String ? If you remember, we have the char data type, which is used to store a single character inside a char variable. Sometimes, we need to manipulate … Continue reading Programming basics: what are strings ?
Programming basics : Using loops
Welcome reader, This blog post will cover the use of loops. Loops are used to repeat the same operation(s) at least once. Usually, most programs you can think of will need this kind of functionnality. We can use loops to go through data or let a program start from the start, they can even be … Continue reading Programming basics : Using loops
Programming basics : manage program flow final part
Welcome reader, This will be the final part in the programming basics mini series in how to manage the program flow of your software application. We're going to see how to manage the flow of your program when we're using a switch. It is a structure that is mostly use when we have predefined conditions.When … Continue reading Programming basics : manage program flow final part
Programming basics: manage program flow part two
Welcome reader, We'll pick up where we left with how to manage the program flow of a software application. We saw how to use the if-else if-else structure. To evaluate a condition, we need comparaison operators. Those are use evaluate a boolean expression, which will either result a true or false. Below, you'll be able … Continue reading Programming basics: manage program flow part two
Programming basics: My first console application
Welcome reader, We haven't create an application since the start of the programming basics. It is sort of a ritual that the first program that a programmer writes will print of the screen the following : "Hello World!". So, we are actually going to write this as our first console application. Open your IDE and … Continue reading Programming basics: My first console application
Programming basics: naming convention, indent and white spaces
Welcome reader, We'll follow where we left off when we've talked about variables. When you are behind you screen, there is a lot more going on then just writing lines in the IDE to make you computer do something.  There are a set of rules that you should always stick to make your code clearer. Before, … Continue reading Programming basics: naming convention, indent and white spaces
First real life project : Managing orders
Welcome reader, This post is a small break from the programming basics serie. I'm going to talk about a real life project I will talk about in this blog. It will be an open source project, which will be accessible from my GitHub account profile. Â Before going talking more about the basics, I thought it … Continue reading First real life project : Managing orders
Programming basics : variables
Welcome reader, This is the first part of a mini-serie to introduce the basics of programming with C#. Don't forget to look at my GitHub account. I haven't decide yet, but surely I will create a project which will resume every topic that I've talked about during the Programming basics serie. So, we're finally there, … Continue reading Programming basics : variables
First post
Hi everyone, This is my first post in wordpress. I've created this website in order to help developers to dive into the great world of .NET! Thing is, it is so vast that it can be bothersome to try to find exactly what you want to achieve with .NET. About everything can be achieved with … Continue reading First post
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