It’s been quite a while since the last time I published a post related to .NET programming and in this while my focus was on more fundamental aspects of programming languages and compilers reformatting my mind about some delicate details of languages and programming, but hopefully, I’m going to write more about .NET in the near future.
There are a set of classes and APIs in the .NET Framework that are used less by ordinary software developers engaged in commercial programming. This is in part due to the fact that such classes are designed with specific intentions by the framework designers, and that they are provided as some ways for writing more efficient code but commercial developers care less about this thank to the good performance of .NET Framework JIT compiler and advancements in hardware...
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