I have a C# WebApp that we are doing for a client. I have two classes in the project, defined (in separate files) as such... A general utility library: namespace Client.WebApp { public static ...

Suppose I have defined two unrelated types and two extension methods with the same signature but different type filters: public class Foo {} public class Bar {} public static class FooExtensions ...

The goal is to come up with a way to protect your QML code from plagiarism. It is a problem, since the way QML was designed and implemented seems to be inexplicably unprotected in this regard. The ...