The Common Language Infrastructure (CLI) specification executes code inside the bounds of a well-defined type system, called the Common Type System (CTS).
This article introduces you to the Common Type System (CTS) in .NET and its purpose.
A pointer-to-member represents a location inside a class; selecting a member means offsetting into it. Explore this intricate idea. With examples.
Read through various ways to license and protect your .NET applications from potential pirates. You may find the perfect choice for your own work.
Explore two ways to check whether an application is already running. Example code is both in C# and VB.NET.
Discover the world of Portable Class Libraries (PCLs) and how they can work for you.
