Quick Tip: Using Anonymous Objects for Key/Value Pairs in .NET
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Quick Tip: Using Anonymous Objects for Key/Value Pairs in .NET

on Sep 13th 2010 with 14 comments
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  • Topic: .NET Anonymous Objects
  • Format: Screencast
  • Difficulty: Intermediate
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Writing applications using the .NET Framework can be a cumbersome experience, primarily due to the vast amount of classes one has to know in order to write applications. But developers can use those classes to make writing code easier. One such class is the TypeDescriptor class, and the ability to use anonymous objects as a key/value pair collection.

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I started my development career on the client-side writing JavaScript and DHTML components in my spare time. In 2005, Nicholas C. Zakas asked me to join him in writing the first edition of Professional Ajax for Wiley Publishing. Since Professional Ajax, 1st Edition, I've been blessed to take part in other book projects: Professional Ajax 2nd Edition, and Beginning JavaScript 3rd and 4th editions.  

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  • http://laroouse.com piyansitll

    good tips thanks a lot

  • w1sh

    Dot NET?

    *chirp chirp*

    • http://net.tutsplus.com Jeffrey Way

      .NET is an enormously popular framework.

      • Leigh Kaszick

        That being said, probably the most used one.

    • http://www.wdonline.com Jeremy
      Author

      .NET is an enormously popular framework.

      QFT

      And on an aside, I now have a song from UmiZoomi (show for preschoolers) in my head (“chirp chirp… tweet tweet… chirp chirp… tweet tweet…” etc etc etc).

  • http://holamiamor.tistory.com Irene

    Thanks! I like ASP.NET Tutorial : )

  • Myke

    Master Pages and the Visual Studio IDE alone are great reasons to use .NET and that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

    Great quick tip!

  • Jesse

    Love the intro to this tutorial. :) Really glad to see more .NET stuff popping up on this site; it’s an amazing platform.

  • http://www.ClearViewDesigners.com JackFrost

    Same as above, I enjoy looking forward to the .Net articles!

  • http://itvillage.site11.com It Village

    .NET is no dout great framework. good stuff. continue good work

  • Fº

    Any xaml tutorial in the near future? Noone did one maybe should i? Go go experts :D

  • http://www.ewaveinfotech.com Hire Asp.net Developer

    asp.net make the programming easy for software developer. its provide many good feature . dotnet framework provide so many classes which programmer can modify and use

  • http://mokshasolutions.com Moksha

    You don’t need to say sorry to DOTNET haters, they don’t know what they are missing

  • Mark

    What add-on are you using in VS to get the editor to look like that? Looks awesome.