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Articles by Max Hajek (aka AzazelDev) (3 articles found)

Average article rating: 4.22

Algorithms & Recipes

Generic Tree Container in C# 2.0
Last Updated: 11 Aug 2004   Page Views: 68,297   Rating: 3.69/5    Votes: 12   Popularity: 3.98   Bookmark Count: 25
A small library implementing a generic tree container showing off generics and iterators.

Internet / Network

TcpDemon
Last Updated: 9 Aug 2005   Page Views: 36,697   Rating: 4.32/5    Votes: 12   Popularity: 4.66   Bookmark Count: 49
This article shows a NET implementation of a typical TCP demon.

Design and Architecture

Dynamic Dispatching
Last Updated: 6 Nov 2006   Page Views: 19,312   Rating: 4.65/5    Votes: 9   Popularity: 4.44   Bookmark Count: 33
Licence: The GNU Lesser General Public License   
This article demonstrates how to work around problems with the classical Visitor pattern by employing dynamic dispatching.

Max Hajek (aka AzazelDev)


Member 		Started with programming about 19 years ago as a teenager. has been doing software-development for some 15 years now commercially.
Is interested in design and process. Language specifics are sometimes fun, but they're never here to stay.
simply loves MS' new toys, .NET and C#.
But even more loves his wife Claudia, his son Danny and his 2 tom-cats Bogart&Cortez Wink

Got his own company now, creating games for a living Smile
Occupation: Chief Technology Officer
Company: Team Vienna
Location: Austria Austria


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