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Debugging Expression Trees in Visual Studio 2010
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Friday, Nov 20 by Alexandra Rusina

VSL talks on C#, VB, F# and Dynamic at PDC.
During the week of Nov 16, 2009, at PDC,... more
Friday, Nov 13 by Luca Bolognese

Bill Wagner Article on Dynamic Method Bags in C# 4.0
Bill explores the new dynamic feature in... more
Tuesday, Nov 3 by Bill Wagner

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Visual C# Community Convergence

Community Convergence provides C# developers and managers with updates on events in the C# community. If you have any questions or thoughts you want to share, go to my blog to leave comments.

Community Convergence LVII
Welcome to the fifty-seventh issue of Community Convergence. In this post I’ll focus on new articles from the C# team, as well as events taking place at PDC. From the C# Team Eric Lippert Closing over the loop variable considered harmful Three Umpires (The Compiler Calls ‘em as it Sees ‘em) Simple names are not so simple Simple names are not so simple, Part Two, plus, volcanoes and fried foods I have a Fit, but a lack of Focus. Kirill Osenkov Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 Known Issues – Part 2 A million-dollar pen vs. a pencil Bezier Curves and Car Manufacturers Irony (.NET compiler construction framework) Luca Bolognese Luca at PDC 2009 next week Dustin Campbell Naming Anonymous Types with Generate from Usage Sam Ng Com I... more

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Videos of C# Authors at PDC
Here are links to a few short video interviews by preby... more
Tuesday, Nov 24 by Charlie Calvert

My PDC session is online - “Future directions for C# and Visual Basic”
In case you are training to play the part of a first ge... more
Monday, Nov 23 by lucabol

Always write a spec, Part Two
Upon submitting that specification for review, even b... more
Monday, Nov 23 by Eric Lippert

Debugging Expression Trees in Visual Studio 2010
First of all, let’s take a look at the example from one... more
Thursday, Nov 19 by Alexandra Rusina

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Tomas Petricek
Read Tomas's article Lazy Computation in C# and Calculating Infinite Sequences in C#.

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Most of the programming languages used in practice (including for example C#, VB.NET, C++, Python or Java) employ so called eager evaluation, which means that the program evaluates all expression and statements in the order in which they are written, so all the preceding statements and expressions are evaluated before executing the next piece of code....More >

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Visual Studio 2010 Product Highlights (Beta)
The key enhancements in Visual... more
Friday, Nov 20

DynamicObject Class (Visual Studio 2010 Beta)
Specify dynamic behavior of yo... more
Friday, Nov 13

ExpandoObject Class (Visual Studio 2010 Beta)
You can dynamically add and re... more
Friday, Nov 6

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Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 is Here
Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4 mark the n... more

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