One of the small UI Improvement of Visual Studio 2015 IDE was main ‘Title Case’ Menu Bar Style instead of the ‘All CAPS’ Style. And, the ‘Title Case Style’ set as by default for Visual Studio 2015, where as for all the prior version of Visual Studio had only ALL CAPS Menu Style Option. In […]
Sort and Remove the unused namespaces is a standard coding practices. In the Visual Studio IDE, you can achieve it very easily with the help of “Organize Usings” options, or just enable a shortcut key like explained in the Remove and Sort – Namespaces using Shortcut in Visual Studio tip. In sort, we have three different options […]
.NET framework supports all kinds of exception types which are sufficient for most of the code bases, in some cases it may require to define custom exceptions in our applications. These may be just because of manage the overall exception handling in a simple way, make the code more readable with respect to solution or even […]
Here are the 10 most popular tips of the year at Daily .NET Tips, based on the number of times they were viewed and shared by the readers.This year, the topic covers mainly with Visual Studio, C#, XAML, App for Office and Kinect for Windows SDK.
Visual Studio 2015 introduced a nice feature, which let us customize the overall IDE experience and reuse it further. This becomes very handy if you develop on multiple devices or multiple monitors, and generally most of the developer does that. We develop applications either in Laptop, Tablet and as well as large screen monitors. Depends on […]
Initialization of Dictionary is not a new thing. You can easily initialize a Dictionary Object using a Collection Initializer, which is there since C# 3.0. Collection initializer adds one of the parameter as Key and another as Value corresponding to the assigned Key. C# 6.0 adds a new ability to use the Key / indexer […]
Along with the nameof operator, C# 6.0 also introduced Null-Conditional operator that enable developers to check the null value with in an object reference chain. The null – conditional operator ( ?.) , returns null if anything in the object reference chain in null. This avoid checking null for each and every nested objects if they […]
C# 6.0 introduced a new operator named, nameof that accepts the name of code element and returns a string literal of the same element. The nameof operator can take as a parameter like class name and its all members like method, variables, properties and return the string literal. This avoids having hardcoded strings to be […]