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Headline article The Hidden Side-effect of Enums and Values   (7 votes) by Vlad Neculai Vizitiu (updated yesterday) Recently, I encountered an issue with enums, which I wanted to share in case someone else encounters it along the way. New Articles, Tech Blogs and Tips Android Easy Android Camera2 with BoofCV   (0 votes) by lessthanoptimal (updated yesterday) This article demonstrates how BoofCV greatly simplifies working with cameras on Android. Applications & Tools ClipX Showcast   (1 votes) by Vlad Neculai Vizitiu (updated yesterday) ClipX showcast Azure Deploying Windows Service using Azure Pipeline   (0 votes) by Prabakaran Rajendran (updated yesterday) Setting up automated build and deployment for Windows service using Azure Pipeline Files and Folders FileSystem Syncher – Part 1   (0 votes) by Vlad Neculai Vizitiu (updated yesterday) A basic console application that copies all the files from the source path to destination path, checking if there are files already present at the destination path and doing a simple comparison Internet / Network Create a VPN killswitch with UFW   (2 votes) by Manjunath Matathamana (updated yesterday) Implement a VPN killswitch that will stop all internet traffic when your VPN goes down Product Showcase Moving Legacy C# Code to the Cloud with Thriftly.IO   (0 votes) by Carey Payette (updated yesterday) Thriftly.IO allows organizations to leverage existing code and infrastructure assets to define new cloud-based APIs. Session State IEnumerable and State Machines   (1 votes) by Vlad Neculai Vizitiu (updated yesterday) IEnumerable and state machines Trace and Logs Logging Aspect - What Is It & Where Is It Going?   (0 votes) by Vlad Neculai Vizitiu (updated yesterday) Logging Aspect - What is it & where is it going? Uncategorised Technical Blogs Errors, The Black Sheep of the Family   (2 votes) by Vlad Neculai Vizitiu (updated yesterday) A look at the so called “black sheep” of the family of development, namely compiler errors and exceptions C# modifiers use and abuse – Part 2   (2 votes) by Vlad Neculai Vizitiu (updated yesterday) Hello and welcome to part two of the use and abuse of the C# modifier keywords, Last time we looked at the access modifiers that apply to types (class, struct, and enums) and members (fields, methods, nested classes, etc. FileSystem Syncher – Part 3   (2 votes) by Vlad Neculai Vizitiu (updated yesterday) Hello and welcome, I thought it’s just about the time we continue from where we were in the last part of this project. As always if you want to follow along, the source code from last time can be found here. C# modifiers use and abuse – Part 1   (2 votes) by Vlad Neculai Vizitiu (updated yesterday) Hello and welcome, It’s been a while since my last post so I want to make it up by writing about something I noticed that happen in real life about the C# modifiers and my thoughts on them. What are the modifiers we’re going to discuss? IEnumerator and foreach   (1 votes) by Vlad Neculai Vizitiu (updated yesterday) IEnumerator and foreach FileSystem Syncher – Part 2   (0 votes) by Vlad Neculai Vizitiu (updated yesterday) Hello, This post has been long delayed, so I say Welcome :). Let us start from where we last stopped, for those still wanting to follow along, you can find the solution here. There is a small mention, since the last release and now I did a small modification inside the Program. Work Issues Your Job, Your Work and You   (3 votes) by Vlad Neculai Vizitiu (updated yesterday) This post will be a little ditouch on technical careers. You may also like... 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