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9 Jul 2015   Updated: 9 Jul 2015   Rating: 4.50/5    Votes: 4   Popularity: 2.71
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The following tip contains a simple way to get an array of month names. It is a one liner, a rather trivial task - but I thought it was too cool not to share :).
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10 Jul 2015   Updated: 10 Jul 2015   Rating: 4.79/5    Votes: 9   Popularity: 4.57
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This tip contains a snippet that reads a comma-separated-values file into a DataTable.
17 Jul 2015   Updated: 17 Jul 2015   Rating: 4.36/5    Votes: 6   Popularity: 3.39
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A simple tip to pass a delegate with any signature to a method

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I started off as a VB3 programmer after completing a COBOL course in the mid 90's. After learning COBOL, VB was a breath of fresh air and a lot more "fun" to work with. My big break came when I landed on a big VB5/6 project in 1998. I worked under a couple of good guys and learnt a lot from them on the project.

When .NET was released, I started out as a VB.NET developer working on various Windows Forms as well as ASP.NET Projects. It didn't take long to make the transition to C# and today I'm more comfortable with C# than VB.NET. I've also had the fortune to work with SharePoint 2003-2013 quite a bit and love it as a platform.

Programming is an awesome and FUN challenge that I still enjoy after almost 20 years in the field, and I constantly strive to become better at it.