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This article is about Matematico, a logical game I played when I was 11 years old. I never forgot this game and my teacher who was a very clever woman. Now, my daughter Nina is able to play with me and I create this page for her just for fun. And for you, of course. You can play this game with your children, parents, and friends. IMHO this game is better than bingo, and poker.

This article presents some best practices that you can follow to deploy ASP.NET applications in production mode. These practices help you avoid problems both during and after deployment.

Utility to aid in the management of app.config and web.config files in a team development environment.

This article provides an approach to a Transparent Control that draws an ellipse with real transparent background and a brush that supports transparent colors.

This article is a continuation to my previous article where I present two more methods to do the same

The article is about extending the capabilities of GDI+ in C#. When programmers look to develop serious imaging applications, a surprising shortcoming is noticed in GDI+. The shortcoming is the absence of an API which is useful in selecting regions within an image in a user interactive way.

This is second part in two part series of my article Google Maps User Control for ASP.Net. In the first part I have explained how to use this control in your ASP.Net application. In this part, I am going to explain source code of this user control so that you can modify it for your own use.

This article demonstrates a quick and easy-to-use implementation for cross-AppDomain communication in .NET by leveraging Windows native messaging. The XDMessaging library is based on code developed to aid rapid development for a recent Vista project that required a lot of cross-AppDomain communication in a locked-down environment. It proved to be extremely useful in a number of scenarios where .NET Remoting would have been impractical, if not impossible, and actually solved more problems than I could have imagined due to its simplicity. The library is intended to send messages between multiple applications in a same-box scenario. For example, a task-tray application might want to communicate with or monitor a separate desktop application. The library does not implement cross-domain communication across a network, for which case .NET Remoting is sufficient.

This is a simple to use Custom Button control, but with a lot of visual design options

An article about .NET internals and native compiling.