.Net 4 is looking more and more attractive. I absolutely loved and at the same time was jealous of the LINQ feature in .Net. Now with PLINQ (Parallel LINQ) it just become so attractive that it's almost illegal. At least that's how I see it compared to the language features in Java, which hasn't changed since 1.5.

This is a brief entry about how an interviewer should conduct a Java based interview. I have been on both side of the table and this is only based on my own observations. I think most interviews that I attended in the past, and possibly some I have conducted myself, focus on the basic concept. I accept that developers should be aware of the language principles, but how can an interviewer test more advanced principles?

Let's understand the usage of c# 4.0's new feature "Named and Optional arguments". This feature is most helpful when we have methods which accept many number of parameters. This feature simplifies the issue with large number of parameters.

In this tutorial I will be showing you how you would go about Sending Email Using Gmail in C#.

This tutorial will demonstrate how to create a wysiwyg (visual) HTML editor using IHTMLdocument2 class in mshtml.

In this tutorial, i am writing down all my knowledge of how to work with the wonders of the System.Drawing.Graphics class. Note: I am doing this in .NET 3.5, however i am positive it will also work in .NET 3.0. I am also positive it will work in .NET 2.0, but i am not sure if it will work in .NET 1.0.