Lutz Roeder has decided to stop working on Reflector and development of this wicked tool has now been taken over by Redgate.

This articles demostrates using your own imlementation of IEqualityComparer<> to do case insensitive camparisons for set operations in LINQ.

This is a short explanatory article on lock keyword, the Monitor object, the Mutex object and finally the Semaphore object, with some examples of how to use them.

If you're using a database in any of your unit tests (or dropping/recreating) on a regular basis, you'll inevitably get an error alongs the lines of "Cannot drop database 'Test' because it's in use". Here how to (hopefully) get rid of that problem...

A colleague had an error cropping up when calling a WCF method that took a data contract as a parameter and returned a modified data contract. We couldn't quite pin-point or blame any code that we were looking at. The error was a standard WCF error message, along the lines of "The socket connection was aborted. This could be caused by an error processing your message or a receive timeout being exceeded by the remote host, or an underlying network resource issue. Local socket timeout was '00:00:5