A blog post about iPhone game programming by a .NET developer might seem odd at first sight. However, when I´m not working with .NET I usually work with the some of my game projects. And one of my favourite platforms for developing games is of course the iPhone. But it´s not the only preferred platform, [...]
Using the Sparrow Framework with MonoTouch
June 20th, 2011 by Sladjan Trajkovic — .Net, Tips & Tricks
It’s time for IoC Container Configuration Detente
September 5th, 2010 by Magnus Mårtensson — .Net, Architecture, Tips & Tricks
Want an easy way to configure your Inversion of Control (IoC) container using an API? Don’t care one iota about which specific container you actually are using you just want to get the work done? Want to configure your IoC in a type safe manner? Read on and find out how! Scroll passed the background [...]
Tags: .Net, C#, configuration, IoC
Readable and testable asynchronous execution
May 27th, 2010 by Andreas Hallberg — .Net, Tips & Tricks
Executing code asynchronously in C# gives you at least two headaches: the code becomes hard to read and a pain to unit test. Here’s one way to alleviate these pains, using a configurable singleton aptly named “Async”: Async.Execute(() => { // … Console.WriteLine(“We’re running this on a background thread”); // … etc }); That’s the [...]
Tags: .Net, async, asynchronous, C#
