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LINQPad: The Ultimate .NET Tool for Exploring LINQ and More
LINQPad is a lightweight, versatile tool designed for .NET developers. Initially conceived as a tool for learning and experimenting with LINQ (Language Integrated Query), LINQPad has evolved into a…
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Die arc42-Methode
https://www.arc42.de Erfolgreiche Softwarearchitektur Entwerfen, kommunizieren und dokumentieren. Bewährt, praktisch und pragmatisch. Frei verfügbar, Open-Source und schmerzfrei.
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Architecture Improvement Method
https://www.aim42.org Iterative improvement in phases aim42 works iteratively in three phases (analyze, evaluate, improve) supported by crosscutting activities. For each phase, aim42 proposes a number of proven and established…
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Exploring the Gang of Four (GoF) Design Patterns in C#
https://www.dofactory.com/net/design-patterns Design patterns are reusable solutions to common software design problems that you encounter in application development. They represent best practices refined through years of experience and are essential…
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Copy Constructor in C++
What is a copy constructor? A copy constructor is a member function which initializes an object using another object of the same class. A copy constructor has the following…
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GeeksforGeeks: A Comprehensive Computer Science Portal for Geeks
GeeksforGeeks: A Comprehensive Computer Science Portal for Geeks GeeksforGeeks is one of the most popular online platforms for computer science enthusiasts, students, and professionals. It offers a wide array…
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Library to Generate Excel XML Workbooks in .NET
Excel XML Writer: A Lightweight C# Library for Generating Excel Workbooks For developers seeking a simple, lightweight, and efficient way to generate Excel workbooks without the need for Excel…
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Code, Compile, Run, and Debug C++ Programs Online with OnlineGDB
For developers and students looking for a hassle-free way to write, compile, run, and debug C++ programs without setting up a local environment, OnlineGDB is a powerful and versatile…
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C++ Class and Preventing Object Copy
In some cases, an instance of a C++ class should not be copied at all. There are three ways to prevent such an object copy: keeping the copy constructor and…
