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Almost an hour of conversation about C# 4.0 from the (Almost new) C# team, you will be surprised who joined the new C# team which can give you a hint about the future of C#. C# 4.0 is one of the greatest achievements of MS and it is still proving that with every new release, I can't wait to get my hands...

I had some cool time working with WCF new features shipped with .net 3.5, one of the most ineteresting and useful features is the JSON support and how easy you can enable the JSON support for your current WCF services by changing the configurations. Why do we need JSON support? Well, JSON (JavaScript...

I have posted before about how to implement the observer pattern using C# in a way that is more suitable to C# and uses its functionalities to produce more elegant code. This time I am re-implementing the Command pattern in a C# way. First of all, let's see the classic Command Pattern UML diagram As...

One of the most interesting patterns in Design Patterns is the Observer pattern which is listed under Behavioral Patterns, it is really important how to make other classes which are interested in the state of another object get notified when the state changed. To read more about Observer pattern This...

Hey, These are some Interview Questions with suggested answers we collected in Middle-East-Developers , for more questions in other fields like C++, you can check the group. These questions are collected by Adel Khalil Yehia Megahed Hisham Abd El-Hafez Mohammed Hossam Q1: Can DateTime...

I've been reading for a while in the great CLR via C# second edition book, and here is one of the best things I've seen there, When you declare a type, the CLR in runtime automatically rearrange the order of your type members for performance, so the access to these members are faster, and also trying...

From the first days of C# 1.0 we could do stuff like this public static int Add( int x, int y) { return x + y; } and also C# gives you the ability to write the function signature in the form of delegate, that allows function pointers so you can do something like this delegate int MathOperation( int x...

This time I will talk about how to implement a plugin module that loads and runs plugins in your application. but first why do we need such thing? In so many cases, you need to provide a way that enables someone else to write a piece of code that can be loaded in your application in runtime and runs...