About
From being a junior developer all the way to Development Manager position, I was always interested in new technologies. Passionate speaker, IT junky, developer, architect, team lead, and development manager - many hats, one goal - making software better and closer to people’s needs. For the most part I am using my blog as a scratch pad, writing small articles on things which I came across, was asked about more then once, and which would otherwise require additional research again and again.

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First I’m new to G3. I was wanting to append my forum with a gallery and after doing a lot...
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Category Archives: Fun stuff with C#
.Net and Design Patterns
Evolution has a spiral nature… it is true for any science, process, or development. Not long time ago Waterfall Model of development prevailed. Very formalized, well described and structured, very structured… and it was “too much” which killed it… like … Continue reading
Posted in Fun stuff with C#, Technology
Tagged .net C#, design patterns, OOD, OOP, wpf design patterns
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ASP.Net/WF : New built-in .Net Charting control
I was always for a “built-in” support of features in modern development environment. Even if it comes in basic form, we, as programmers, should have ability to do “basic” stuff without 3rd party involvement. There are plenty of 3rd party solutions … Continue reading
Posted in Delphi, Fun stuff with C#, Technology, Web-design
Tagged asp.net, asp:chart, c#, chart support in .Net, charting, Dundas, winforms
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Windows 7 and multi-touch – continued
Some time ago I have wrote about steps Microsoft was making into multi-touch interface support inside Windows application. If you visited PDC 2008, then you probably already heard that Microsoft had officially presented a new .Net framework/API which would be … Continue reading
Future of C# – v 4.0 at PDC 2008
Late August I have brought up a question about default parameters in Delphi. But it does not stop with just Delphi – C# did not have support for default parameters for years… Not anymore - default or optional parameters would appear … Continue reading
Posted in Delphi, Fun stuff with C#, Technology
Tagged anders hejlsberg, c# 4.0, pdc 2008
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