Can Erten created a very useful expression tree to CodeDom converter. He wrote about it here: Expression Trees-Lambdas to CodeDom Conversion. I created a visual studio debugger visualizer based on it. You can find it in attachment. Just copy the assembl[...]

Expression trees are one of the more powerful features of C#. They let you manipulate code in ways that almost remind you of LISP macros (but at runtime instead of compile time). Since I discovered them, I managed to eliminate almost completely the usag[...]

.NET includes a managed MSMQ API (System.Messaging) to send and receive messages, but unfortunately there's a key functionality missing: obtaining the number of messages currently in the queue. Yoel Arnon talks about this problem with more detail here a[...]

Welcome to my blog. My name is Gustavo Guerra and I'm a software developer at OutSystems R&D. I've been wanting to enter the blogosphere for a long time now, but I always kept postponing it with the excuse that I was too busy with other things. But toda[...]

I think that one of the interesting things about C# 3.0 is that it gives you the ability to use many techniques known from functional languages...