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When writing programs in C# with the help of LINQ I have come across the IEqualityComparer generic interface several times. The name conveys the purpose of the interface clearly, still, surprisingly, my first attempts to apply it were marked by strong confusion - the thing merely didn't work the way

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Resharper is great. I believe that most developers that use it within the .NET environment can attest to its many merits and how it can make your life easier and you more productive. However, I recently noticed a minor power struggle occurring within Visual Studio and Resharper over Intellisense and

Any experienced developer at one time or another has encountered issues when merging their code and has been met with that nasty (typically red) conflict icon. A new product from Plastic SCM called Semantic Merge is hoping to get red of that little red guy once and for all by using a merge that actu

Line counts have always been one of the most common metrics associated with software development projects, albeit not a very meaningful one. Although Visual Studio is Microsoft’s flagship IDE, there are often a few features that many users would like to be able to easily access once in a while

If you have ever worked extensively with any kind of system that involves names, addresses or basically any kind of arena that allows users to enter data, then you might find this helpful. Users often don’t have any concern with how things might appear within an application and there may be a

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