In mathematics, a Set is typically thought of as a collection of distinct objects that is usually defined by some rule that determines whether they are a member of that particular Set.  For example, a Set could be defined to contain ''all the odd numbers under 100'' or ''every number divisible by 2'' or whatever.  The main points ...

Finally able to grab a minute to post my code and slides from the Introduction to Generics presentation that I did this past weekend at the Alabama Code Camp at the University of Alabama.  This is the abstract from the presentation: With the release of the 2.0 version of the .NET Framework, Generics became first ...

Although this was originally part of my recent Generics presentation, I have received several requests to publish it separately.    The reason that I created this originally was that I found myself often-times wanting a strongly-typed list of all the checkboxes / buttons / etc in my ...