netmatze

.net developer and enthusiastic blogger and software architect

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View my verified achievement from Microsoft on Acclaim. https://t.co/PAQGLvVXCc

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competing at the catalysts coding contest #catalystscodingcontest @Intact_GmbH

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Execute an sql statement at all database of an sql server instanct. https://t.co/PKrK5gP9VD

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@ajsondev Hello ajsondev what can i do for you ?

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Building a rule engine in c# (part 8: extending the rule engine with method calls of the objects) https://t.co/1cVGwj8uPO

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Using ExtendedFileInfo Project to avoid a System.IO.PathTooLongException. http://t.co/AzVDmuIx24

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Implementing a sychronized priority queue in c# http://t.co/cBGKrLigyR

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Building a rule engine in c# (part 7: extending the rule engine with a like operator) http://t.co/ev9g45eHhD

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Reading a csv file into a DataTable with Linq http://t.co/VMjWA8ZQeA

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Building a rule engine in c# (part 6: extentions to the rule engine) http://t.co/CPoilR6gvp

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Shakespeares apes in c# (genetic Algorithmus) http://t.co/umfiPKQIRu

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Distinct a DataTable with c# http://t.co/23bDuJceFR

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transforming SQL statement to mal reduce task http://t.co/wKkuXQRQql

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building a simple spam filter with naive bayes classifier and c# http://t.co/oaqqj0gZch

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little or big endian in c# http://t.co/HTOBfC1Wfg

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creating generic object or generic method with reflection. http://t.co/pQ33rwzZ8l

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dynamic dispatch in c# http://t.co/iUDFux6IKE

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Building a rule engine in c# (part 5: bringing it all together) http://t.co/ywSywZNQgF

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implementing expression evaluator in c# http://t.co/wI9UrHnPZY

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Building a rule engine in c# (part 4: extending the rule engine to evaluate defined expressions) http://t.co/ylV7EpmK6k