C#

Visual studio outputs this message during build. when updating nuget packages, in a log message more or less like this: […]

A simple windows tool to browse performance counters on your local system In the first column, the list of categories is shown Upon selection, the second column will show the list of instance After which the third column will show the actual list of performance counters If you select an actual counter, the bottom right will show you a sample from the counter with a 1 second interval. Source and releases can be downloaded from github

Linq2Sql had a few extremely practical tools such as sqlmetal enabling you to generate code form an existing database with

With the release of VS11 around the corner and the new async features in there everyone will have a wide

Coloring individual cells This sample hooks into the RowCellStyle event of the Gridview, and evaluates the value of the cell.

While stored procedures will beat linq most of the time if you want top notch performance, there is a distinct

This small demonstration code snippet will show you how to: Create threads to run code in the background of your

The class offered below shows an implementation of an efficient way to scan large filesystem trees and returning the content.