.NET is powerful because it can interrogate language constructs. The "reflection" subsystem lets you find out anything about anything.
C# Reflection Refresher
Published 12/02/2015
Latest Reflection Articles
Securing Managed Assemblies with Native EXE Interoperability
Published 10/07/2004
Learn about a simple yet elegant way to secure managed assemblies from easy disassembly by using the powerful interoperability features of .NET.
Inter-Process Communication in .NET Using Named Pipes, Part 2
Published 06/04/2004
Describes how to build a .NET Named Pipes multithreaded server and a client communicating with it.
An Introduction to Reflection in C#
Published 10/29/2002
Learn how to use reflection classes to read at runtime the attribute and other information defined in your assemblies (.NET Programs).
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Learn how to set up unit tests using an existing database and by using new, custom SQL scripts.
Creating a Family Tree Using .NET
Published 04/18/2018
Create a graphical family tree, using either C# or VB.NET.
Understanding Onion Architecture
Published 02/12/2018
Onion Architecture addresses the challenges faced with 3-tier and n-tier architectures, and provides a solution for common problems.
