This is actually homework from a 3D gaming course that I am taking. So far the game has turned out ok. The game shows the use of the following fundamental 3D gaming concepts: 3D model loading and movement along paths  Collision detection Particle effects [...]

This is actually homework from a 3D gaming course that I am taking. So far the game has turned out ok. The game shows the use of the following fundamental 3D gaming concepts: 3D model loading and movement along paths  Collision detection Particle effects [...]

I noticed this morning that Google patent search returns 189 results for the query “homomorphic encryption." I have written about homomorphic encryption in the past; it is a true mathematical breakthrough which has the potential to transform cloud computi[...]

On key-feature in Haskell is it’s laziness, meaning that it does it’s evaluations in normal-order (an expression is evaluated when the value is needed). F# on the other hand uses applicative evaluation (for example: parameters to a function are evaluated [...]

IntelliSense is the identifier auto-completion facility in Visual Studio.  As a developer, IntelliSense is critical to my productivity, as it allows me to easily work with thousands of functions from different namespaces and classes without having to cons[...]

Currently I’m trying to get a bit more JavaScript and HTML5 exposure (no use denying it I guess – it’s here to stay) and found the Paper.js framework which seems to be really nice. An easy way to test a … Continue reading →

If you ever worked with a larger XAML Project the entries in your resource dictionaries will start to pile up and it’s really a pain to find where you put some Brush or Style or whatever. Wouldn’t it be nice … Continue reading →

With F# 3.0 and Visual Studio 2011 comes Type Provider capability which is a significant new addition to F# (and indeed to any programming language). The essential idea is that metadata from external sources (SQL databases, Web Services, etc.) can be harn[...]

With F# 3.0 and Visual Studio 2011 comes Type Provider capability which is a significant new addition to F# (and indeed to any programming language). The essential idea is that metadata from external sources (SQL databases, Web Services, etc.) can be harn[...]

I found out about Google CodeJam the other day, and looking at their info page, there’s a number of interesting problems you can solve as practice for the real thing coming up, and here are my F# solutions to the qualification round questions from the 201[...]