Turns out that svcutils does not report all the errors when running in visual studio. Some of the errors are reported (perhaps by the gui surrounding it), but not all. This makes it confusing when the tool fails for some reason.

Dijkstra wrote the following. I agree with his reasoning. However, goto is useful in certain lower level domains. The difficulty of reading code with goto statements is that it’s hard to follow the program flow. The reasoning can also be applied to pro[...]

Dijkstra wrote the following. I agree with his reasoning. However, goto is useful in certain lower level domains. The difficulty of reading code with goto statements is that it’s hard to follow the program flow. The reasoning can also be applied to pro[...]

Dijkstra wrote the following. I agree with his reasoning. However, goto is useful in certain lower level domains. The difficulty of reading code with goto statements is that it’s hard to follow the program flow. The reasoning can also be applied to pro[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News O’Reilly webcasts: “F# for the C# Developer“, “Domain Modelling with the F# Type System” & “Mobile App Development with Xamarin and F#“ Compiler Services: Notes on FSharp.Core.dll Ins[...]

When I first started using entity framework (one of the earlier versions) it was not ready yet (some serious performance issues). A few years later I hear good things about it from other developers. In order to try to get a feel for how the state of enti[...]

When I first started using entity framework (one of the earlier versions) it was not ready yet (some serious performance issues). A few years later I hear good things about it from other developers. In order to try to get a feel for how the state of enti[...]

A few weeks ago, I came across DiffSharp, an automatic differentiation library in F#. As someone whose calculus skills have always been rather mediocre (thanks Wolfram Alpha!), but who needs to deal with gradients and the like on a regular basis because t[...]

This is a bugfix release for the editor.

2015, Berlin / März Die Community-Konferenz Spartakiade vom 21.–22. März 2015 in Berlin bietet Workshops zum Mitmachen an. Bei der Spartakiade kennt man keinen Zeitdruck und lässt Teilnehmer sich ausführlich und intensiv mit einem Thema beschäftigen. Die [...]