I’ve had a lot of problems with IntelliSense slowness and lag in my VS 2019 (16.8.2). After trying to determine what could be the issue and trying out various things I’ve finally came across few Read more…
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The “obvious” answer would be “enumerable”, but that just sounds wrong, saying “I have an enumerable containing all of our customers” or whatever. In the past I might have said “list” or “collection”, but that’s Read more…
Ian – stock.adobe.com The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) had a backlog of 662 subject access requests, 280 of which were overdue, over a year on from being issued an official enforcement notice by the information Read more…
RobinVM | Presentation: My own virtual machine written in .Net Core C# Hi guys! For first I ask sorry for my bad english pronunciation. I made a quickly presentation for my object oriented virtual machine. Read more…
WrightStudio – stock.adobe.com Stockport Council has launched a new digital training initiative aimed at giving young people the skills they need to go into digital roles. Dubbed Shift Click, the new training programme is free Read more…
After a google search i found many answers opposing other answers which complicated things even more In the case of arrays in particular, there is no performance difference. Foreach is a bit less typing, so Read more…
We asked web builders that we admire the same question: What is one thing you learned about building websites this year? Here’s what they told us. We would like to thank our ❥ sponsor Automattic Read more…
Been working recently with python code that uses time.monotonic() everywhere. Does c# /net provide an equivalent ? Environment.TickCount64 Thanks! C# devs null reference exceptions source
Hi all, I’ve tried using this class by this chap here: https://blog.dantup.com/2016/07/simplest-csharp-code-to-post-a-tweet-using-oauth/ …and modify it to use the Twitter API search facility, but no matter what I do, I get the response: I added this Read more…