I've used Python a decent amount in the past. I enjoy the language and I've taught the language to non-computer science students at Kent State University. There are plenty of things that I really love about that language. I could write plenty of blog posts regarding how totally awesome python is. I tend to use it for quick little bits of code. I ...

In the past the C# language obtained a new feature allowing it to declare variables as type ''var''. It didn't really do any dynamic typing though. For the most part the var is just there for developer convenience. Some people have complained about this in the past. Stating that C# 3.0 doesn't have dynamic types. The problem is that with that it ...

I recently wrote an article for C# beginners in which I explain the differences between value types and reference types in C#. It was published on ASP Alliance today. If you're new to C# or are even a little fuzzy on these concepts, I recommend you check it out. Please offer some feedback good or bad. I really do read and appreciate feedback I ...

I've recently written a beginner's article explaining what partial classes are and how to use them. My Partial Classes Tutorial walks you through how how partial classes work, how to create partial classes, when one would use partial classes, and a few other bits of useful information. If you don't know much about partial classes I recommend you ...

I recently authored an article for ASP Alliance in which I describe the basics of how interfaces work and how to use and create them in C#. I tried not to describe in great detail exactly how everything works, because that will prevent beginners from understanding how interfaces may be used. I plan to write further about this topic, but I think it ...