Taking the next step in our journey through the vast .NET Exception Handling series, today we’re taking a closer look at the System.Xml.XmlException class. As you might suspect from the name, the System.Xml.XmlException is the generic error that is thrown when most XML-related errors occur, such as failure to parse… continue reading →
Moving along through our detailed .NET Exception Handling series, today we’ll be tackling the ever-popular System.OverflowException. With a name that most developers will probably recognize, the System.OverflowException in .NET indicates that an invalid arithmetic, casting, or conversion error occurred within a checked context. Throughout this article we’ll explore the System.OverflowException… continue reading →
Making our way through the detailed Guide to Software Design Patterns series we’ve been publishing, today we’ll be exploring the handy mediator design pattern. In the mediator design pattern, a mediator object encapsulates how other types of objects interact, without the need for those objects to be aware the implementation… continue reading →
C# 7.0, the latest major version of the extremely popular programming language, was released in March 2017 alongside Visual Studio 2017, bringing a number of new features and capabilities to the table. Today we’ll continue our deep dive into some of these awesome features in our ongoing series, What’s New… continue reading →
Today, on our continued journey through the in-depth .NET Exception Handling series, we’ll be taking a closer look at the System.IO.PathTooLongException in .NET. As the name implies, the System.IO.PathTooLongException is usually thrown when a path is passed to a variety of System.IO namespaced methods that is too long for the… continue reading →
Today we’ll be exploring the Iterator design pattern in our ongoing Guide to Software Design Patterns series. The iterator design pattern may be the most frequently used pattern we’ll be looking at throughout this entire collection of articles. The purpose of this pattern is to traverse through a collection of… continue reading →
Moving along through our in-depth .NET Exception Handling series, today we’ll dig deeper into the System.Activities.ValidationException. The System.Activities.ValidationException is meant to be thrown when a Windows Workflow Foundation element, such as an Activity or Workflow, is in an invalid state. In this article we’ll briefly examine what the Windows Workflow… continue reading →
Thanks to frequent updates and continuous support, C# remains one of the most popular modern development languages. The latest major version, released in March of 2017 and coinciding with the release of Visual Studio 2017, brings with it a number of new features, which we’ve been covering in our ongoing… continue reading →
Not to be rude, but I hereby command you to check out today’s article in our ongoing Guide to Software Design Patterns series, in which we dive into the extremely useful command design pattern in all its glory! As another behavioral pattern, the command design pattern makes it easy to… continue reading →
Making our way through our detailed .NET Exception Handling series, today we’ll dig into the fun System.Threading.ThreadAbortException. A System.Threading.ThreadAbortException is thrown when the Abort() method is invoked on a Thread instance. In this article we’ll go over the ThreadAbortException in more detail, examining where it resides in the .NET exception… continue reading →
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