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Monday, September 29, 2008

IComparer vs IEqualityComparer

by Keyvan Nayyeri via Keyvan Nayyeri on 9/29/2008 6:37:44 PM

Working with collection types is a common task in modern software development and as a widespread development platform, .NET Framework is coming with a very rich set of collection types and features varying from traditional types such as arrays or ArrayList to modern generic types and very helpful extension methods that are offered for them in .NET 3.5. As we move forward, we feel the necessity of having the capability to apply some operations like sort and search more than the past and accompl ...

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Simple Introduction to Extensible Applications with the Managed Extensions Framework

by BradA via Brad Abrams on 9/29/2008 3:21:00 PM

Recently my team has been working on the Managed Extensions Framework (MEF)... I have gotten a chance to explain the concept to folks and I think I have discovered a way to talk about MEF that folks can easily get.  So I thought I'd spend a little time walking through a *very* simple MEF example as a way to introduce folks to the power of extensible applications in general, and MEF in particular.  BTW, you can download the current MEF CTP  and the final working sample. Backgroun ...

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Simple Introduction to Extensible Applications with the Managed Extensions Framework

by BradA via Brad Abrams on 9/29/2008 3:21:00 PM

Recently my team has been working on the Managed Extensions Framework (MEF)... I have gotten a chance to explain the concept to folks and I think I have discovered a way to talk about MEF that folks can easily get.  So I thought I'd spend a little time walking through a *very* simple MEF example as a way to introduce folks to the power of extensible applications in general, and MEF in particular.  BTW, you can download the current MEF CTP  and the final working sample. Backgroun ...

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