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Yet Another Universal Event Handler

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2 Jan 2012CPOL7 min read 64.8K   802   96  
A universal Event Handler with a difference: No MSIL required.
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Software Developer (Senior) Decipha
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Wrote his first computer game in Microsoft Basic, on a Dragon 32 at age 7. It wasn't very good.
Has been working as a consultant and developer for the last 15 years,
Discovered C# shortly after it was created, and hasn't looked back.
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