naveen srinivasan

I guess most of the .NET Devs read The Morning Brew, if not you should.

In my opinion Stack Overflow has a ton of knowledge to learn new tricks.

This post is all about exploring the CLR loader to load an assembly from GAC and from private bin path.

In this post I am going to unravel the mystery of debugging the Nullable within Windbg in .NET 3.5 and also compare it with .NET 4.0.

In this post I will be demonstrating how we could use CLR internal data-structures to recursively get the methodtable’s of an object and its base classes.

Viewing strings inside the debugger has never been pretty, especially if you are using sos extension.

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I noticed someone who couldn’t figure out the cause of memory leak in managed application within the debugger.

This is going to be a multipart blog post where I am going to be demonstrating how I have customized This is going to be a multipart blog post where I am going to be demonstrating how I have customized twitter client for my need.

I recently had to create a dictionary which needed a multipart key like <string,int> .

I wanted to watch the Teched 2010 videos, but the problem I had was going to the site manually to download files for offline viewing.

In this post I am going to be demonstrating how to have a conditional break-point on the base class method where it has been used by multiple derived classes.

Continuing with my series on Piracy, in this post I am going to be exploring how someone with little advanced knowledge in CLR / Windows can bypass important function calls like license validation.

The WER is a pretty cool technology from Microsoft for collecting memory dumps on process crash/ hang.

I am sure most of us are aware that one of the common reasons for High CPU usage .NET is because of, percentage time spent on GC is high.

What if we want to know the number of times a function was invoked.

With my few years of production debugging .NET code ,one thing that has really helped me a lot is Windbg.

The last week was really an interesting one with debugging production code.

One of the key things in software is to write succinct , declarative and asynchronous code.

I have been hacking F# lately and I am big fan of ReSharper.