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Mullin' with Mullins
 
Author: Chris Mullins Created: 5/6/2006
Tips and tricks from the point where XMPP, Networking, and .NET come together.

A question in search of a volatile answer.
By Chris Mullins on 7/7/2007
Some sample code that shows that caching really does sometimes require volatile variables or locks. This example works in debug mode, and release mode under a debugger, but fails when run outside a debugger in release mode.
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XMPP Training Course
By Chris Mullins on 6/26/2007
I recently gave a 3 day XMPP training course to an audience full of US Military and related personal.
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[Updated] Presentation - Performance Profiling and Tuning for .Net Application
By Chris Mullins on 6/20/2007
I'll be presenting to the Bay.Net group on July 18 at the Microsoft Office in San Francisco. I'll be focusing on application tuning - both Memory Tuning and Performance Tuning.
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The Soapbox Communicator for Facebook is now live
By Chris Mullins on 6/19/2007
Our first pass at an integration of SoapBox with Facebook is alive and well. Facebook approved it as an application late last night, and we're now available for adding to your Facebook profile.
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(Updated) Presentation - Concurrent and Multi-Threaded Development with .Net
By Chris Mullins on 6/3/2007
I'm going to be presenting on Concurrency and Multi-Threaded development at the Bay.Net User Group on June 14.
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Concurrency Patterns and Anti-Patterns for Enumeration
By Chris Mullins on 5/19/2007
Allowing Collection Iteration in a Framework in such a way as to be concurrency friendly is tough. I've done it several wrong ways, and now, I think, I've stumbled onto the right way.
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Object Pools
By Chris Mullins on 4/7/2007
Object Pools are critical for managing expensive resources, and for memory management in a server application.
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The Not-So-ReadOnlyCollection
By Chris Mullins on 3/17/2007
The ReadOnlyCollection class is in no way makes the guarantee that your collection is Read Only. Don't make the assumption that you can treat it as Read Only.
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A .Net Unicode Puzzle (Revised)
By Chris Mullins on 2/24/2007
Using Unicode & .Net to solve a Programming Perl of a problem
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Creating DNS A and SRV Records with C# on Active Directory and Microsoft DNS
By Chris Mullins on 11/29/2006
A mechanism for manipulating DNS via code is needed. WMI never quite seemed to work, and no other mechanism exists. This blog entry explores using DNSCMD.EXE to manipulate your Microsoft DNS SErver
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Production Debugging with WinDbg, Son Of Strike, and ADPlus
By Chris Mullins on 11/26/2006
A Step By Step guide through tracking down a real, customer affecting, production bug.
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The Case of the Interned String
By Chris Mullins on 11/2/2006
String Interning can offer a significant memory win under the right circumstances. Finding and using these circumstances, and later testing them, isn't always that easy.
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Activating Office 2007 on x64
By Chris Mullins on 10/30/2006
Office 2007 has been having Activation Issues, and it took a while, but I found a work-around. It even works on my Windows XP x64 desktop.
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Creating a Self-Signed X509Certificate2 in C#
By Chris Mullins on 10/16/2006
The mechanism for creating a new Self-Signed X509 Certificate from .Net is a bit strange. Here's the easiest way I've found so far.
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The Hybrid Windows Service
By Chris Mullins on 9/21/2006
Merge a Console Apps or a Forms App with your Windows Services for easier debugging experience.
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Writing Shrinkwrap Software
By Chris Mullins on 8/22/2006
Presentation for the Sacramento .Net User Group on Writing Shrinkwrap Software
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Wish List: Static Interfaces and Abstract Static Methods for C#
By Chris Mullins on 8/20/2006
This is a language feature I've been wanting for quite some time. I had a few minutes, so I thought I woudl try to quantify what exactly it is I'm looking For.
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Windows Sockets and Threading: How well does it scale?
By Chris Mullins on 7/9/2006
What is the best architecture for building a scalable sockets application in .Net? This post explores the pros and cons of the different architectures and the real world results we found with each.
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System.ThreadPool and when not to use it (Updated)
By Chris Mullins on 6/25/2006
Server applications cannot depend on the system threadpool. Doing so... won't work. At least not for long.
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Why is nothing ever easy? [.NET 2.0 Minidumps]
By Chris Mullins on 5/6/2006
MiniDumps in .NET 2.0
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