Over the last few months I have been working on a little project to make Linq ‘come to life’ in two full size posters that developers can hang on the wall of their offices. The Linq posters demonstrates the usage of all Linq operators using visual sequences of female and male figures. Since...
In my previous post I described how to create a thread safe data cache using PFX. PFX however is scheduled to be released as a part of the .Net framework 4.0 which means we will have to wait a while before we can use this in real world applications. That’s why I created an implementation using...
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Frank Bakker
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frankb
on 15-03-2009
Filed under: .Net, C#, multi core, parallel programming, Algorithms, Cache, ReaderWriterLockSlim
Caching objects based on a key is a very common task in software development, making it both thread safe and scalable however is not quite trivial. That's why I implemented a generic implementation of such a cache, to handle the concurrency issues I used the Parallel Extensions to the .NET framework...
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Frank Bakker
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frankb
on 31-12-2008
Filed under: .Net, C#, Generics, Lambda expressions, PFX, Thread Safe, Cache
To be honest I don't really like to blog about stuff that is already 'out there' on the web. There are however some topics that I personally think are important and don't always get the attention they deserve. These topics mostly concentrate around parallel programming (see my blogroll in the sidebar...