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Understanding the feed-forward mechanism is required in order to create a neural network that solves difficult practical problems such as predicting the result of a football game or the movement of a stock price.
05/10/2013
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On VB
By Sam Nasr
An overview of the Microsoft .NET Framework application security utilities SN.exe, Dotfuscator and SignTool.exe.
05/07/2013
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Enumerated values make your code easier to read, especially when combining options using bit flags. Adding the Flags attribute to your enumeration is really just icing on the cake, but does give you more readable output.
05/07/2013
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In-Depth
By Tony Champion
A new feature of Windows Store apps, utilizing background tasks will not only help circumvent some challenges from the Windows Store app lifecycle, but they can keep your app responsive to what's going on with the user's device.
05/02/2013
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Even if you're not working in the Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5, .NET provides you with a way to create a read-only collection or to convert an existing List into a read-only collection.
04/24/2013
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C# Corner
Eric Vogel covers how to capture video in a Windows Store app by using the MediaCapture API.
04/22/2013
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Learn how to create a perceptron that can categorize inputs consisting of two numeric values.
04/16/2013
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C# Corner
Eric Vogel covers how to capture a photo in a Windows Store App by using the MediaCapture API.
04/11/2013
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C# Corner
Use the open source Nancy Web framework to expose a Web-based configuration UI for a Windows service.
03/20/2013
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C# Corner
Learn how to play multimedia files with the Windows Runtime media API.
03/20/2013
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James McCaffrey presents one of the basic building blocks of a neural network.
03/15/2013
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C# Corner
No database for your Windows Store app? No problem -- SQLite to the rescue!
02/27/2013
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The From keyword can be used with any collection that implements the IEnumerable interface (or has a GetEnumerator method).
02/21/2013
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C# Corner
One of the most significant updates is the introduction of a convention-based extension model, in which you can configure a set of naming conventions to allow MEF parts to be easily picked up by your application.
02/12/2013
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In-Depth
Entropy Minimization is a new clustering algorithm that works with both categorical and numeric data, and scales well to extremely large data sets.
02/09/2013
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C# Corner
In the first installment of app-building with SignalR, learn how to build a real-time chat application.
01/22/2013
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C# Corner
Eric Vogel shows you how to use the CultureInfo API in .NET Framework 4.5 to simplify localization in a multi-threaded application.
01/12/2013
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I've finally found a use for the dynamic keyword in C#. It's something that C++ developers call "multiple dispatch".
01/10/2013
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C# Corner
Eric Vogel covers how to use the Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF) to extend a Windows Store application.
12/20/2012
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On VB
A free tool to reduce coding for developers who like to surface T-SQL database recordsets in a simple collection of customized POCO objects.
12/11/2012
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Given the number of default interfaces that SharePoint provides, you might want to create a provider WebPart to which several consumers could connect simultaneously.
12/10/2012
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The IWebPartParameters interface provides a flexible way for one WebPart to select the data it wants from another WebPart. And, since implementing that interface doesn't require much code, you should consider using it on all your WebParts.
12/07/2012
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Because SharePoint lists are automatically turned into connectable Web Parts, you can integrate your own Web Parts with any existing SharePoint list by implementing the default interfaces provided by SharePoint.
12/03/2012
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An extension method sits in a separate file from the base class, so the base class is unchanged.
12/03/2012
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C# Corner
The .NET 4.5 Framework includes some changes to the typical reflection use cases. Most importantly, the Type object has been split into two separate classes: Type and TypeInfo. Find out how and when to use each.
11/29/2012