Learn to create a game which can think for itself. The beauty is that there is no real Artificial Intelligence involved.
Creating a Guess the Animal Game with .NET
Published 05/17/2018
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Getting Started with Azure Functions
Published 03/09/2018
Walk through creating a simple project in Visual Studio, and then set up the function on Azure. The function will return a random Bible verse.
Beginning C#: More about Variables in C#
Published 03/25/2016
String along with me and learn more about using strings in your C# programming.
.NET Design Patterns: The Abstract Factory Pattern
Published 03/18/2016
Learn to effectively use the abstract factory pattern in your C# programming.
Beginning C#: Getting Started with C#
Published 01/08/2016
Ready to jump into the exciting world of C# programming? Here are some tips to getting started the right way.
Down and Dirty: .NET Task Parallel Library (Multithreading in a Multicore World)
Published 10/14/2015
Gather the basics you need to be operational in TPL programming without a lot of theoretical overhead.
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Simple Solutions: Coding C and C++ with Visual Studio Code
Published 01/17/2018
With the addition of the C/C++ extension to Visual Studio Code, you might have what is needed in a small, cross-platform editor.
List Down Your Google Drive Files Using .NET
Published 10/08/2018
Explore how to connect to your own personal Google Drive account and gather a list of file names and display them in the console.
Adding Ordinal Indicators with .NET
Published 10/11/2018
Learn how to add ordinal indicators using .NET. Follow along 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.
