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If you wish to start learning C# then you hav ecome to the right place. I have many tutoials for learning the C# language and the .Net Framework. I also cater for experienced developers with advanced tutorials and code snippets. The code samples and snippets will help beginners and pro’s alike.
To the beginner learning the C# language and the .Net Framework together may seem like a thousand mile journey, but as Confucius said:
A Journey of a Thousand Miles Begins with a Single StepConfucius
Take the first step and learn C#. For complete beginners we recommend you start with the Introduction to C# tutorial series, while more experienced developers may wish to start with the intermediate or advanced C# tutorials.
There are lots of changes introduced in MVC6, not least of which is a new view engine to replace Razor. This tutorial outlines the changes to MVC6 and explains why this is the best version yet.
Microsoft's latest focus is on .NET Core as the future of its development platform. In this article, we look at what .Net Core is and how it differs from Microsoft's .NET Framework.
A short ASP.NET caching snippet written in C# for ASP.Net or MVC which stores data in the cache reducing page generation times.
It used to be that a RegEx was the best method for validating email addresses in C#, but with all the new Top Level Domains (TLD's) flying around and new ones being released, this is becoming an increasingly difficult task.
.Net makes it very easy to bind its own data objects to data controls, but there are times when you may wish to bind a generic, or even custom data structure, to a data control. This tutorial will show you how to bind a generic data object and a custom class to data-bound controls so that they behave exactly the same as the .Net native data structures.
How to import methods from a non-managed Win32 API call using Platform Invocation Services (PInvoke). PInvoke allows managed code to call unmanaged methods that are implemented in a DLL.
In this tutorial, we will look at implementing the cryptography object in C# to encrypt and decrypt information, either passwords or connection strings and prevent unauthorised eyes from prying at your passwords.
Using this snippet of code you can easily send data using HttpWebRequest Post. The data is sent via the HTTP POST method to a remote server from your code behind.
This little C# code snippet will produce a recursive directory listing in C# and get a list of all the files and folders in the directory, returning them as a formatted StringBuilder object.
Microsoft .Net provides a powerful method for storing and retrieving user settings - something almost every application will at some stage need to do. This article will show you how to quickly and easily save settings to the Registry, to a SQL Database or to an XML file.
