Tutorial: C# XML Serialization
Posted on | January 6, 2010
Almost every decent sized project in any programming language winds up having at least one configuration file. XML is a standard we often rely on because it’s generally perfect for the job. However, most people end up simply working with the XML file like they would any other file or simply scanning along each part of the “tree”. XML Serialization can take care of a lot of these instances with much better results, by providing an actual class interpretation of the configuration file. Let me show you.
Tags: c sharp > c# > coding > config > csharp > programming > serialization > tutorial > xml
Subversified
Posted on | September 26, 2008
A couple months ago my job started having me mess around with Monotone quite a bit. For those that don’t know what Monotone is, it is a version control system just like SVN. Before I go into my experience with SVN, I’m going to talk a bit about what both Monotone and Subversion are and what they do.
Tags: monotone > programming > source control > subversion




