Check out this great article by Scott Mitchell regarding data structures in .NET 2.0. It’s a six-part series that pretty much covers all that you’ll need to know. It goes like this: Part 1: An Introduction to Data StructuresPart 2: The Queue, Stack, and HashtablePart 3: Binary Trees and BSTsPart 4: Building a Better Binary Search TreePart [...]
I found this while stumbling…Apparently, MIT is offering a ton of free courses, i.e., Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, that their students actually take! Anyone can go through the course, but you won’t get credit for it. In any case, it’s pretty cool. Here’s the link.
Here’s an excellent article by James Avery discussing the must-have tools every developer should have in their toolbox arsenal. Just to summarize: NUnit to write unit tests NDoc to create code documentation NAnt to build your solutions CodeSmith to generate code FxCop to police your code Snippet Compiler to compile small bits of code Two [...]
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This month a California-based startup plans to release an application that will allow Windows, Mac, and Linux users to run Linux binaries without any modifications. Lina is a Linux virtual machine that allows users to run applications with the native look of their host operating system. It also lets you install applications with a mouse-click, [...]