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Code, code and more code.: Async without the pain
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Access Common Methods Using Extensions - Writings of Urda
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| | There will be times when you are using a third-party library or some other "black box" software in your project. During those times you may need to add functionality to objects or classes, but that addition does not necessarily call for employing inheritance or some other subclass. In fact, you might not have access to the library's source code if it is proprietary. There is a wonderful feature of C# though that allows you to add-on commonly used methods to any type of object, and that feature is called ...
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Calling Generic Methods Using Reflection | no dogma blog
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| | Full source code here. Accessing generic methods by reflection is not easy. A while ago I needed to do just that and found relatively little information out there. So I dug in and figured it out for myself.
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Legacy Code Katas
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Why some cars had fender-mounted side mirrors? | Nodum.org
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| [AI summary] This article explores the historical reasons why classic cars featured fender-mounted side mirrors, discussing their design advantages, legal restrictions in Japan until 1983, and eventual replacement by door-mounted mirrors and cameras.