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Object Oriented Concepts
What is late binding?
David Kline
In a nutshell, late binding is run-time resolution / dynamic loading. Compile time resolution (sometimes called 'early binding'), uses the compiler and linker to verify that the argument types used to
Data Access Component Testing
ploeh blog
In a typical n-layer enterprise application, there's almost always a data access layer with one or more data access components (DACs). In some cases, a DAC has complex interactions with its relational
Example of overriding your own Encoding.
Im not a Klingon
Previously I wrote about the Best Way to Make Your Own Encoding , but didn't include an example, so today I'm including an example of a replacement Encoding. I also included an EncoderFallback example
Javascript enhancements chapter shipped
Wallace B. McClure
I have shipped out the first draft of my Javascript Enhancements for our "Beginning Atlas" book on Sunday evening. That puts me at the half way point for my content (well kinda). My next chapter
4Parts Tutorial C# and VB Object-Oriented Programming in Visual Studio .NET
Dutts DOTNET Support
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) is here to stay. It's a programming paradigm that emulates the human way of seeing things. Microsoft has pledged support for OOP by incorporating two major changes to
Extending .Net Compact Framework Controls
blue collar
Hello, and welcome to blue collar . My name is Dan Elliott and I'm a software development engineer in the test organization for the .Net Compact Framework. In my nearly 14 years at Microsoft I've worked
Performance Quiz #11: Ten Questions on Value-Based Programming : Solution
Rico Marianis Performance Tidbits
In my last quiz I asked a few questions about a few hypothetical classes that might appear in a value-rich context. I styled my example in the form of some graphics library classes but the idea is a general
Windows Workflow Designer Hosting - Part 6, Menus
Mike Taultys Blog
Following on from this post and always with reference to this article ... So far, whilst I've been able to drag Activities from the Toolbox to the design surface and then drag them around on the design
Back in part 2 I'd basically managed to get something from the Workflow Designer on the screen and I'd got a property grid but if you'd run the code as it stood so far you'd know that if you tried to drag
Josh Gertzen of Thinwire has written up a detailed survey of techniques for OO-style inheritance in Javascript, leading up to the technique he’s recently developed to overcome flaws in the existing approaches