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Articles by Martijn Boeker (Articles: 2, Tip/Trick: 1)

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C# 4.0
13 Jul 2009   Updated: 13 Jul 2009   Rating: 4.94/5    Votes: 19   Popularity: 6.31
Licence: CPOL    Views: 55,692     Bookmarked: 53   Downloaded: 368
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Re-usable implementation of the Propagator Design Pattern in C#, a potentially more powerful alternative to the well-known Observer Design Pattern.
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5 Dec 2009   Updated: 5 Dec 2009   Rating: 4.70/5    Votes: 13   Popularity: 5.23
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This article describes how to wrap Eval() in a tiny JScript class, compile it into an assembly and call it from C# to evaluate expressions at runtime.

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C#
6 Dec 2010   Updated: 19 Dec 2010   Rating: 4.00/5    Votes: 2   Popularity: 1.20
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A simple 'NullHelper' class helps dealing with walking an object tree without the need for null checking at each step. The solution is efficient because it does not use reflection.

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Software Developer (Senior) Phi International
Canada Canada
Grew up in Amsterdam, now living in downtown Vancouver. There are definitely more mountains here.

My first internship was with the first company in the Netherlands to teach C++ (www.datasim.nl). During this internship I got to know Object Oriented Design, which kept my interest until this day. In the mean time, I have worked for different companies in the Netherlands and Canada. I have done most of my recent work in C#, developing Database/Web/Desktop applications.

I am currently working as a freelance Software Developer for PHI International in Amsterdam.

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