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Project Management – Knowledge Areas

We have discussed “Project Management Process Groups” in our Previous Article. Like Process Groups, all the processes are categorized into 10 Knowledge Areas. A Knowledge Area is defined by its knowledge requirements and described as its processes, practices, inputs, outputs, tools, and techniques. As Processes are logically linked, Knowledge Areas are also interrelated. How the […]

WCF – Introduction

WCF – Windows Communication Foundation is a framework used to develop distributed Applications. There are different approaches we use to develop Distributed Applications. We use, .Net Remoting, Message Queing (MSMQ), COM+/Enterprise Services and Web Services for building service-oriented Applications. What do you mean by Service-Oriented Applications? Service-Oriented Applications means, the Applications behaves like Services to […]

C# – Graphics – Double buffering

In our previous article, “C# – Graphics – Display an Image“, we have developed a C# program to display an image on the Windows Form. Have you observed, flickering when you move the window? OR when you click on the Draw button again and again? This is the common problem when we use a single […]

PowerShell – Manage Scheduled Tasks

We have created a scheduled Task in our previous Article “PowerShell – Create Scheduled Task“. PowerShell provides a set of other cmdlets, to manage the Scheduled Tasks. Note that, to work with these cmdlets, the ScheduledTasks module must be available on your System. Start a Scheduled Task PowerShell provides Start-ScheduledTask cmdlet to start a registered […]

Python – Ranges – A walk through with Examples

A range is another sequence type in Python and it is a collection of numbers. We have discussed about Python’s sequence types; list and tuple sequence types through our previous Articles. In this Article, we will discuss about range sequence type. As I mentioned above, range is nothing but a collection or sequence of numbers; yes, […]

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