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Blocking Collection and the Producer-Consumer Problem
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Charlie is Moving On
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Tuesday, Aug 31 by Charlie Calvert

Q&A: Microsoft's Lisa Feigenbaum Talks About C#
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Saturday, Aug 14 by Lisa Feigenbaum

Blocking Collection and the Producer-Consumer Problem
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Graph Colouring, Part Five
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Fabrice Marguerie
Read Fabrice's article How to detect and avoid memory and resources leaks in .NET applications.

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Despite what a lot of people believe, it's easy to introduce memory and resources leaks in .NET applications. The Garbage Collector, or GC for close friends, is not a magician who would completely relieve you from taking care of your memory and resources consumption. I'll explain in this article why memory leaks exist in .NET and how to avoid them. Don't worry, I won't focus here on the inner workings of the garbage collector and other advanced characteristics of memory and resources management in .NET....More >

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Expression Trees
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Monday, Aug 30

What's New in the Visual Studio 2010 Editor
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Friday, Jul 16

What's New in the .NET Framework 4
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Tuesday, Aug 3

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Bill Wagner on MSDN

For over 17 years Bill Wagner, co-founder of SRT Solutions, Inc., has developed commercial software. He now focuses on facilitating the adoption of .NET in clients' product and enterprise development. Knowledgeable in all .NET areas, Bill's principal strengths include the core framework, the C# language, Smart Clients, and service oriented architecture and design. In 2003 Microsoft recognized Bill's .NET expertise and appointed him Regional Director for Michigan.

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Implementing Dynamic Interfaces
Bill Wagner looks at the ability to build types whose public interfaces change at runtime based on how you use these types. C# provides that ability through dynamic, the System.Dynamic.DynamicObject class, and the System.Dynamic.IDynamicMetaObjectProvider interface.

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