c# Programming Glossary: recommending
GC.Collect() http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1149197/gc-collect I can see that several people have gone extreme about not recommending to call GC.Collect. GC.Collect is there for a reason here are..
Which is best for data store Struct/Classes? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1951186/which-is-best-for-data-store-struct-classes conclusions saying its a heap stack memory allocation. And recommending to use structs in small data structures . Now I have a situation..
Sessions in Asynchronous design http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5118236/sessions-in-asynchronous-design find this useful. Everyone that commented is correct about recommending not to use Sessions in asynchronous calls. So how did I get..
Deserialization backwards compatibility http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5381928/deserialization-backwards-compatibility Note that I'm not offering a drop in solution here I'm recommending how to solve the problem. Once you've converted out of whatever..
Display “Wait” screen in WPF http://stackoverflow.com/questions/616629/display-wait-screen-in-wpf and the program will change to Not Responding . I would recommending using a BackgroundWorker to do your long running task. It's..
.NET Testing Framework Advice http://stackoverflow.com/questions/709/net-testing-framework-advice the impressions of someone who's actually used it before recommending it to my team. Has anyone out there used nUnit If so are there..
Saving Bitmap as PNG on WP7 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7378946/saving-bitmap-as-png-on-wp7 on Codeplex called ImageTools which people have been recommending but when i try it and attempt to open the file it says that..
Better way to cast object to int http://stackoverflow.com/questions/745172/better-way-to-cast-object-to-int yet. He gets my vote for accepted answer anyway for also recommending int for pointing out that if it fails int short might work instead.. out that if it fails int short might work instead and for recommending you check your debugger to find out the actual runtime type...
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