K-MUG Usergroup Meeting on 29rd November Kochi
Kerala Microsoft User Group (K-MUG) is conducting monthly UG meeting on 29th November 2014, Kochi Agenda 09:30 - 09:40 Community updates 09:40 - 10:20 Continuous Integration & Build automation using Jenkins by Fazil VA 10:20 - 11:00 Source code automation using T4 Template by Sunij K 11:00 - 11:10 Tea...
POCO controllers in ASP.NET vNext
As part of ASP.NET MVC 6, Microsoft introduced POCO(Plain Old CLR Object) Controllers. Unlike MVC 5 or previous versions of MVC, POCO contollers, has no base class, no need to implement any interface, it is 100% convention. POCO controller implementation. using Microsoft.AspNet.Mvc; public class HomeController { public ActionResult Index() {...
What is new in ASP.Net vNext
ASP.Net vNext is the next version of ASP.Net Framework. As part of ASP.NET vNext, the MVC, Web API, and Web Pages frameworks are being merged into one framework, called MVC 6. The new framework removes a lot of overlap between the existing MVC and Web API frameworks. ASP.Net vNext Features....
What is new in C# 6.0
Today I got a chance to look into C# 6.0 features. Thanks to ORTIA(Technology innovation division of Orion India Systems), for providing me the MSDN subscription. :) Exception filters : Exception filters lets you specify a condition for a catch block. The catch block gets executed only if the condition...
Introduction to SCRUM - Slides
Find the slides I have used in today’s session on SCRUM. http://www.slideshare.net/anurajp2/scrum-introduction-to-scrum-development-methodology
Force .NET application to run in 32bit process
Due to lack of 64 bit version of few COM libararies, we faced a situation to run our AnyCPU application into 32 bit. You can do this either by setting the Platform target or by using the corflags command. Using Platform target feature. - This is the simple solution, you...
How extension method works in .Net
What is extension method Here is the Wikipedia definition - In object-oriented computer programming, an extension method is a method added to an object after the original object was compiled. The modified object is often a class, a prototype or a type. Extension methods are permitted by some object-oriented programming...
Why you shouldn't believe in your favorite .net decompiler
Yesterday I posted about explicit interface implementation. I was curious about to know how CLR treats Explicit interface implementation. I looked into the generated IL code using IL DASM, and it was pretty similar to C# code I wrote. So I thought of reverse engineering the assembly. I verified the...