A better way to test email sending functionality is to use your own SMTP Server
By Vaibhav Gadodia (3) on June 28th, 2009

A large number of applications today have some kind of a notification mechanism built-in. More often than not, an email is used to send these notifications. Typically, while developing these applications, developers use their own inbox to send notifications to. Or they setup some dummy account to send test emails to; or sometimes they might send test mails to real users (it’s been known to happen). Continued »

Application programming in the era of multicore processors
By Abhijat Vatsyayan (5) on April 15th, 2009

Computer chip manufacturers cannot keep on increasing the clock speed indefinitely to make their processors faster. They seem to have already reached the limit (on clock speed) and have started putting multiple Continued »

A readymade caching solution for scalable .Net applications
By Vikas Gandhi (1) on April 15th, 2009

One of the challenges of scaling out applications through server farms is the need to share memory artifacts (session and cache). There are of course many techniques which can be employed. As always, looking around the Internet Continued »