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blog.redxorblue.com | ||
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blog.ropnop.com
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| | | | | Write up of my journey figuring out how to host the CLR and execute .NET assemblies from memory in pure Go. | |
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bohops.com
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| | | | | Yes, you read that correctly - "Dynamic Pinvoke" as in "Dynamic Platform Invoke" Background Recently, I was browsing through Microsoft documentation and other blogs to gain a better understanding of .NET dynamic types and objects. I've always found the topic very interesting mainly due to its relative obscurity and the offensive opportunities for defensive evasion.... | |
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blog.slaks.net
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text provides an extensive overview of various programming and web development topics, including ASP.NET, C#, Razor, jQuery, and more. It discusses concepts like Razor engine and WebPages framework, connection string construction, optional parameters in C# 4.0, HTML encoding, and the intricacies of ASP.NET page parsing. It also touches on jQuery DOM manipulation, DataTables, and best practices for handling connection strings. The text is highly technical, covering both theoretical aspects and practical implementations across different technologies. | |
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johnwickerson.wordpress.com
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| | | T-diagrams (or tombstone diagrams) are widely used by teachers to explain how compilers and interpreters can be composed together to build and execute software. In this blog post, Paul Brunet and I revisit these diagrams, and show how they can be redesigned for better readability. We demonstrate how they can be applied to explain compiler... | ||
