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Rotation revisited: Another unidirectional algorithm

Moving in a straight line, in a different way.

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The placeholder name for the Windows 8 experience was "modern"

Modern this and that.

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Sharing the result of a single Windows Runtime IAsyncOperation among multiple coroutines, part 3

A variation where we try only once.

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Sharing the result of a single Windows Runtime IAsyncOperation among multiple coroutines, part 2

Just let each person take turns trying.

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Sharing the result of a single Windows Runtime IAsyncOperation among multiple coroutines, part 1

Caching the result and knowing when the cache is valid.

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If C# and JavaScript lets me await a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation more than once, why not C++/WinRT?

A difference in philosophy.

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A hypothetical redesign of System.Diagnostics.Process to avoid confusion over properties that are valid only when you are the one who called Start

Putting them in a place that can access only if you call Start.

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Why do you say that a COM STA thread must pump messages if I see sample code creating STA threads and not pumping messages?

You need to pump messages when idle, but maybe you are never idle.

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How do I use Win32 structures from the Windows Runtime?

Trick question: You can't. But maybe you can fake it.

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The classic TreeView control lets me sort by name or by lParam, but why not both?

You need to arrange to get one from the other.

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