Did you know? DZone has great portals for Python, Cloud, NoSQL, and HTML5!
  • submit to reddit
Tinu Awopetu07/27/09
23800 views
1 replies

NetBeans IDE 6.7.1 with JavaFX Now Available for Download!

The NetBeans Team is pleased to announce the release of NetBeans IDE 6.7.1, which supports the latest JavaFX SDK. Download NetBeans 6.7.1 (A JavaFX-only download bundle is also available.) NetBeans IDE 6.7.1 is an update to NetBeans IDE 6.7 and includes the...

Rick Ross02/14/08
8181 views
16 replies

Welcome to DZone's new IndicZone community for Indian IT Pros

Let me welcome all of you to the new DZone community for one of the most important and fastest growing groups in the worldwide IT scene: Indian developers and IT professionals. No matter where you look, if something interesting is happening on the IT and...

Func<string, string> RemoveDuplicate = delegate(string s)
            {
                BitArray _arr = new BitArray(256);
                StringBuilder _sb = new StringBuilder();
                s = s.ToLower();
                for (int i = 0; i < s.Length; i++)
                {
                    if (_arr[(int)s[i]])
                    {
                        continue;
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        _arr[(int)s[i]] = true;
                        _sb.Append(s[i]);
                    }
                }
                return _sb.ToString();
            };
Func<string, string> ReverseString = delegate(string s)
            {
                char[] word = s.ToCharArray();
                for (int i = 0, j = (s.Length - 1); i < j; i++, j--)
                {
                    char _temp = word[i];
                    word[i] = s[j];
                    word[j] = _temp;
                }

                return new string(word);
            };
Lohith Nagaraj05/16/12
128 views
0 replies

Michael Crump — XAML Advocate, Telerik — Uncut & Unedited

Michael Crump is being interviewed on this episode of the Uncut & Edited videocast. He talks about XAML, Windows 8, Windows Phone and Silverlight.

Anders Abel05/16/12
87 views
0 replies

Simplify Syntax with Extension Methods

Anders Abel explains the benefit of using extension methods, that were first introduced with LINQ in C#3.0, in various parts of your C# application.

Sagar H Ganatra05/16/12
199 views
0 replies

CSS media queries in JavaScript

I was wondering if JavaScript can be used to update the elements in page, say changing the source attribute of an image based on the device width. Turns out there is a function matchMedia which accepts a media query string as input and returns the result.

Robert Maclean05/15/12
345 views
0 replies

.NET 4.5 Baby Steps, Part 5: Some More Interesting Blocks

Robert Maclean continues his series on new and improved .NET 4.5 capabilities. Today he is discussing TransformBlock and BroadcastBlock.

Jeremy Likness05/15/12
189 views
0 replies

The Task: Async and Await in a Windows Runtime World

Jeremy Likness shows some examples of async activity implemented in a Metro application, through the Task class.

Merrick Chaffer05/14/12
114 views
0 replies

Virtualization in WPF with VirtualizingStackPanel

Merrick Chaffer shows how to improve content stacking performance with VirtualizingStackPanel in WPF. He managed to figure out how to get virtualization to actually behave itself in a ListBox WPF control.

Greg Duncan05/14/12
191 views
0 replies

Xamarin Designer for Android Now Avaiable for Visual Studio and MonoDevelop

Xamarin, the company behind the Mono framework, is releasing a visual application designer that allows developers to easily build applications for Android on top of Mono.

Daniel Mohl05/13/12
250 views
0 replies

Introducing Fog: A Library for Interacting with Azure from F#

Fog is a library that makes it easier to use F# to interact with Windows Azure through the Windows Azure SDK for .NET. It provides functions for many of the common activities related to table storage, blob storage, and queue storage as well as service bus queues and topics.

Sasha Goldshtein05/13/12
958 views
0 replies

“Fitting” Performance into the Software Development Lifecycle

Where do you fit performance in the software development lifecycle? This innocent question carries the mind baggage of having to retrofit performance into an existing process.

Den Delimarsky05/12/12
880 views
0 replies

Image Cropping In Windows 8 Metro Applications

Den Delimarsky shows how it is possible to crop an image in a Metro application, built on top of the managed WinRT APIs.

Martin Hinshelwood05/12/12
227 views
0 replies

Process Template Upgrade #7 – Overwrite Retaining History With Limited Migration

Martin Hinshelwood continues his series on TFS data migration. In option #7, he basically overwrites the old work items with new ones.