(Rockin J) This article will demonstrate how to use a Tree Menu Control. If you need to allow sub menu’s, or a tree like structure, this is your best bet.

(Derek Bartram) This series of articles presents an objective analytical analysis of language performance for Java and C# .NET (2.0, 3.0, and 3.5). The aim of these articles is too end the age old dispute of .Net is better than Java or vica versa. The article analyses performance of standard base ma

(Tom) So in a previous post, we talked about Understanding when to use a Finalizer in your .NET class so now lets take a look at what the Finalize queue looks like and how to tell if things are bad.

(James Foxall) Learning a new programming language can be intimidating. If you’ve never programmed before, the act of typing seemingly cryptic text to produce sleek and powerful applications probably seems like a black art, and you might wonder how you’ll ever learn everything you need to know. The

(Bart) Let me lay my cards on the table right from the start: I don’t like using, and I don’t use it any more (no pun intended). In fact I haven’t for quite some time. In this post I’m going to try to explain why I don’t use it, and why I don’t think you should either.

(Kenneth Downs) A denormalized database is one that has been meticulously normalized to eliminate redundancies, only to have redundancies deliberately put back in to meet other needs. That is the kind of database we are going to talk about today.

(Matthew Cannon) This article discusses: 1) How self-describing components emerge from responsibility-driven development practices; 2) How careful use of the Visual Studio “code regions” tool can help to clarify code intent, and how this can be particularly useful in responsibility-driven developmen

(Tess Fernandez) From time to time I get questions like “our process spawns a lot of threads, how do we know who created them?” or “can I tell how many times we call this method?”. You can answer both of these questions by setting breakpoints, and below is a simple sample of how this is done in win

(M. Rajesh) This article will help you to get started with the new Ribbon interface in Microsoft Office 2007. The Ribbon interface is new to Office 2007. So. see what it means for the developer’s community to create solutions for Office 2007 using the Ribbon interface. This means that the developer

(Abhishek Kumar Singh) Remoting is one of the important and advance features in .NET, which is an infrastructure used to provide inter-process or cross domain communication. Instead of giving the definition and theoretical explanations of its component, I will describe the practical uses and take-ca