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Articles by Patrick Smacchia MVP.NET (8 articles found)

Average article rating: 3.68

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Practical .NET2 and C#2: Event programming with C#
Last Updated: 7 Feb 2006   Page Views: 32,362   Rating: 3.75/5    Votes: 10   Popularity: 3.75   Bookmark Count: 29
An article on the keyword event in C#
Practical .NET2 and C#2: An introduction to MSBuild
Last Updated: 7 Feb 2006   Page Views: 91,453   Rating: 4.79/5    Votes: 32   Popularity: 7.20   Bookmark Count: 103
An introduction to the MSBuild technology.
List of .NET 2.0 and C# 2.0 new features
Last Updated: 24 Feb 2006   Page Views: 187,306   Rating: 4.28/5    Votes: 32   Popularity: 6.44   Bookmark Count: 153
A list of .NET 2.0 and C# 2.0 new features.
Practical .NET2 and C#2
Last Updated: 3 Mar 2006   Page Views: 12,198   Rating: 1.50/5    Votes: 9   Popularity: 1.43   Bookmark Count: 15
Exception management guidelines for use in C#.
Practical .NET2 and C#2: Chapter 5
Last Updated: 16 Mar 2006   Page Views: 16,613   Rating: 3.37/5    Votes: 14   Popularity: 3.86   Bookmark Count: 25
This chapter describes the System.Threading.Monitor class and the lock C# keyword.
Thread_Resource affinity
Last Updated: 24 Mar 2006   Page Views: 16,933   Rating: 3.08/5    Votes: 8   Popularity: 2.78   Bookmark Count: 30
How to simplify the synchronization of acces to your resources by using the notion of affinity between threads and resources.
Practical .NET2 and C#2 - ASP.NET 2.0: Handling a page request on several threads
Last Updated: 28 Apr 2006   Page Views: 23,259   Rating: 4.26/5    Votes: 4   Popularity: 2.57   Bookmark Count: 22
ASP.NET 2.0: Handling a page request on several threads.
C#2 Anonymous Methods
Last Updated: 15 Jun 2006   Page Views: 49,193   Rating: 4.38/5    Votes: 32   Popularity: 6.60   Bookmark Count: 85
This article presents a new feature named anonymous methods added to the 2.0 version of the C# language. Unlike generics, this feature does not involve new IL instructions. All the magic happens at the level of the compiler.

Patrick Smacchia MVP.NET


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Patrick Smacchia is a .NET MVP involved in software development for over 15 years. He is the author of Practical .NET2 and C#2, a .NET book conceived from real world experience with 647 compilable code listings. After graduating in mathematics and computer science, he has worked on software in a variety of fields including stock exchange at Société Générale, airline ticket reservation system at Amadeus as well as a satellite base station at Alcatel. He's currently a software consultant and trainer on .NET technologies as well as the author of the freeware NDepend which provides numerous metrics and caveats on any compiled .NET application.

Occupation: Web Developer
Location: France France


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