Here is a very simple encryption / decryption code snippet using symmetric keys. It’s ok for some low security usages. Code is here: http://fssnip.net/iv Usage:

Here is a very simple encryption / decryption code snippet using symmetric keys. It’s ok for some low security usages. Code is here: http://fssnip.net/iv Usage:

Last week, we had our first Coding Dojo at SFSharp.org, the San Francisco F# group – and it was great! A few people in the group had mentioned that at that point they were already convinced F# was a great language, and that what they wanted was help getti[...]

Resources: Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Play Books The book's web site (O'Reilly) – downloads, errata etc A while ago I was attending one of the Developer, Developer, Developer conference in Reading, and I heard Alex Davies give a talk about actor[...]

A few backs I visited New York City taking in some of the many sites like the Empire State Building for the views, Grand Central Terminal for the oysters, Central Park for waffles & dinges, Harry’s Bar for steaks, the American Museum of Natural History fo[...]

As part of the app I developed for AngelHack I wanted to display some data in a classic grid style. Android offers a GridView as part of the basic SDK, however if you look at all the samples they only show how to use it as a grid of images, essentially th[...]

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[...]

While developing a web app, it’s easy to inspect the traffic in the browser (chrome, IE and firefox have all the ability to show traffic related to the page you are debugging). I recently refactored a lib to remove a library and use a raw webrequest. This[...]

While developing a web app, it’s easy to inspect the traffic in the browser (chrome, IE and firefox have all the ability to show traffic related to the page you are debugging). I recently refactored a lib to remove a library and use a raw webrequest. This[...]

As I’ve already mentioned last weekend I took part in AngelHack and took the opportunity to learn how to develop for an Android device (in this case a Kindle Fire) using C# and Xamarin Studio. The experience was a bit mixed, overall I think the folks at X[...]