Announcing Our Technical Blog - A Windows / C# / COM Development Blog
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We have launched the KomuraSoft LLC technical blog. On this blog, we will share insights gained in the field of Windows application development, along with technical information that is useful in real-world work.
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 of existing systems
- Development tools: Visual Studio, Git, and other handy tools
Update Schedule
Updates will be irregular, but we will post whenever we have field-tested insights or investigation results worth sharing.
About the Author
Go Komura (Representative, KomuraSoft LLC)
Specializes in Windows software development, technical consulting, and bug investigation. Particularly strong in projects involving existing assets and in troubleshooting failures whose root causes are hard to see.
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