Handy Tricks and Tips to do your .NET code Fast, Efficient and Simple. Some common questions that comes into mind. Please check if you could find them listed or not....

In an operating system, a Memory Mapping file are virtual storage place which has direct byte to byte correlation between the Virtual Address Space and the corresponding physical storage. So when we access the Virtual Address space via a memory mapping ...

Well, now getting deeper into the facts, lets talk about how objects are created in .NET and how type system is laid out in memory for this post in my Internals Series. As this is going to be very deep dive post, I would recommend to read this only if ...

As many of my followers requested me to write few things that I missed out from the Internals Series, I should continue with it. In this post, I will cover the internals of Interface implementation and mostly talk about explicit interface implementation...

Configuration is one of the major thing that you need to keep in mind while building any application. Either its an Windows Forms application or a Web site, configuration file is always needed. We write all the configuration that are needed to be change...

I have already written a blog on Managed Extensibility Framework few days ago, and you must wonder why I am writing again. Well actually today I have been creating an application that could be easily plugged into a host applicati...

WPF introduces new property system to us. Every WPF objects that is inherited from DependencyObject inherently supports Dependency property containers within it. That means you can define your own dependency property in your code which can take part in ...

Hmm Thanks I overlooked the question. A ValueType can hold nullable as property, of course. :)...

In my previous post, I have already defined how you can inherit from an existing control and define your own reusable chunk. The reusable XAML code that I have defined there is actually a composition of one of more existing elements in a common design s...

Well, if you have read my previous post, you should be already clear how memory of ValueTypes and ReferenceTypes are allocated and De-allocated internally in terms of IL. Here in this post, I am going to cover some more concepts behind ValueTypes and Re...