We are pleased to announce the relase of 0.9.0 of Commons Framework. Offically going forward this project has been renamed to "Comono". This release includes updated samples and revised logging apart from pacakage name changes reflectiving comono. Your feedback is appreciated.

This tutorial explains how to implement a simple logger in C#.

Logging Need

Have you ever ran into a situation where you want to log messages in order to debug a program. There are many logging packages/framework available but there always a learning curve involved with setup and usage. So this simplified yet featurefull logger is all you might need.

Are you lately going through the any job interviews or plan to take on, this post might be for you. There have been times where for sure we all have gone through this process once or more because of layoff, better prospects, life events etc. But every time the interview is different.

Every now and then when I review code, I see developers write code that does not conform to the basis OO design principles and this eventually make it difficult to understand, maintain, extend blah blah..... Basically its just keeps on adding a layer of un-necessary complexity that you have to deal with. So what do you do? I guess you end-up refactoring the code( Did I said, I love refactoring?

The path to the temp directory in Java can be retreived via the sytem property as mentioned below:

System.getProperty("java.io.tmpdir");

Here is a simple snippet to find out the calling Java Class.

Class.forName(new Throwable().getStackTrace()[2].getClassName()));