Launching Our Tech Blog - A Windows / C# / COM Development Blog
KomuraSoft LLC has launched its technical blog.
On this blog, we will share insights gained on the front lines of Windows application development, along with technical information that proves useful in real-world projects.
Main topics we will cover
- Windows application development: WPF, Windows Forms, Win32 API
- C# / .NET: language features, performance, design patterns
- COM / ActiveX: integration with and migration from existing systems
- Development tools: Visual Studio, Git, and other handy tools
About updates
Posting will be irregular, but whenever we have useful insights or research findings from the field, we will publish them here.
About the author
Go Komura (Representative, KomuraSoft LLC)
I specialize in Windows software development, technical consulting, and troubleshooting. I am particularly experienced with projects involving legacy assets and with investigating hard-to-diagnose failures.
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