How to migrate my thinking from C++ to C#
I am an experienced C++ developer, I know the language in great details and have used some of its specific features intensively. Also, I know principles of OOD and design patterns. I am now learning C# but I cannot stop the feeling not being able to get rid of C++ mindset. I tied myself so hard to the strengths of C++ that I cannot live without some of the features. And I cannot find any good workarounds or replacements for them in C#.
How to migrate my thinking from C++ to C#
I am an experienced C++ developer, I know the language in great details and have used some of its specific features intensively. Also, I know principles of OOD and design patterns. I am now learning C# but I cannot stop the feeling not being able to get rid of C++ mindset. I tied myself so hard to the strengths of C++ that I cannot live without some of the features. And I cannot find any good workarounds or replacements for them in C#.
What are the alternatives to resx file
I am developing a Windows application and I want to store all the text for labels, radio buttons, buttons, check boxes and column headers of grids at one place. I have tried using a class file, an xml file, a database table and a resource file.
What are the alternatives to resx file
I am developing a Windows application and I want to store all the text for labels, radio buttons, buttons, check boxes and column headers of grids at one place. I have tried using a class file, an xml file, a database table and a resource file.
What are the alternatives to resx file
I am developing a Windows application and I want to store all the text for labels, radio buttons, buttons, check boxes and column headers of grids at one place. I have tried using a class file, an xml file, a database table and a resource file.
What are the alternatives to resx file
I am developing a Windows application and I want to store all the text for labels, radio buttons, buttons, check boxes and column headers of grids at one place. I have tried using a class file, an xml file, a database table and a resource file.
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What is the one or the few major changes from Java 6 to Java 7, couldn’t JBoss do that already with Java 5? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: How to justify migration from Java 6 to Java 7? (4 answers) Closed 11 years ago. A buddy said today that one change between v6 and v7 is that v7 will close for instance database connection “automatically” but couldn’t JBoss do that already with Java 5? I’ve seen “JBoss […]
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This question already has answers here: How to justify migration from Java 6 to Java 7? (4 answers) Closed 11 years ago. A buddy said today that one change between v6 and v7 is that v7 will close for instance database connection “automatically” but couldn’t JBoss do that already with Java 5? I’ve seen “JBoss […]
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This question already has answers here: How to justify migration from Java 6 to Java 7? (4 answers) Closed 11 years ago. A buddy said today that one change between v6 and v7 is that v7 will close for instance database connection “automatically” but couldn’t JBoss do that already with Java 5? I’ve seen “JBoss […]