Stories of daily programming
As promised I want to spend some words on how to use The Dummy Programmer Chat Client. I assume that you have correctly configured both the client and the server as explained in my previous post. In this example the server is running in a public virtual server I own, but it doesn’t matter: you…
In the last months I worked on a chat program built in C# using the .NET socket library. The result is what is described in the post you are reading. Before moving on, let me say that this program is not perfect. There is ample room for improvement in many areas, like security, exception handling,…
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Good morning folks! A few days have passed since our last contact… And here I am talking about a topic that I find very interesting: push notifications. I know that there are existing libraries that already do this job and that probably cover your needs (for example you could look at SignalR from Microsoft). But…
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In these days I needed to capture the screen in a Windows application I’m developing in C#. Looking on the Internet, I found several solutions to the problem, but all of them had a defect: they did not work properly if the scale was set a value higher than 100%, as you can see below:…