Blog articles tagged '.net'

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on 5/20/2013 6:41 AM
Are you a high performing Developer looking to use the latest technologies? Perhaps you want to be more than just a cog in the wheel, playing an integral part in high level projects? Or maybe you are looking for a company that puts an emphasis on work lif[...]
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on 5/16/2013 10:29 PM
You’ve read the introduction books, you’ve keyed in the hello world examples, now it’s time to dive deep into solutions from experienced developers working in interesting domains. Deep Dive Like many of you I’m sure I’ve collected a bookshelf full of b[...]
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on 5/15/2013 12:17 AM
Since the start of the year there’s been an F# meetup every 2 weeks in London at Skills Matter, in the middle of the month we do a hands session and at the end a talk or two. There’s always a good turnout and the group now has over 500 members. Want to g[...]
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on 5/6/2013 2:16 PM
Scanning over Alvin Ashcraft’s excellent Morning Dew (a must read for .Net devs as is Chris Alcock’s Morning Brew), I came across a short article from Richard Carr on writing Fixed Width Data Files using C#. Richard creates a class that inherits from Str[...]
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on 5/6/2013 6:35 AM
A couple of weeks earlier, Amazon announced support for Local Secondary Indexes (LSI) for DynamoDB. You can now perform fast, efficient queries against DynamoDB tables using attributes that are not part of the existing Hash and Range key model without res[...]
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on 4/28/2013 3:53 PM
At the beginning of the month I gave a 30 minute talk at Cukeup!, an imaginatively named conference for the Cucumber community. The talk was titled Example.Examples,Examples: Talk about BDD and people often think about Given, When and Then. Mention Spe[...]
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on 4/28/2013 5:58 AM
A few years back I put together a simple Fractal Zoom in Silverlight using gray scales. Time for a little makeover with color: Hold down the mouse button over the Mandelbrot and move the mous[...]
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on 4/24/2013 8:10 AM
Foq is a .Net mocking library with first class support for F# and a cool sounding name. After 9 public releases, Foq is now mature and stable at version 0.9. What started as a 6 to 8 week project ended up more like a half-year project. At this point, I’d [...]
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on 4/23/2013 8:03 AM
Aml has matured as a language implementation to the point where the author is not horrified by people actually using it!
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on 4/6/2013 7:06 PM
.Net 4 introduced the Lazy<T> type which allows you to create an object that can be lazily initialized so that you can delay the creation of large objects, for instance. However, if your initialization logic has the potential to except at runtime (e.g. ti[...]
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