Silverlight has become increasingly popular for applications that run both in-browser and on the desktop like Sky’s Go. One of the key new features in Silverlight 5 is multiple window support for desktop applications (often referred to as Out-of-Browser ([...]

This is yet another blog post in my Currying and Partial application series. This is what I have posted so far: Partial application in F# and C# Why do we need partial application? – Part 1 of n – Fluent interfaces and piping Currying and uncurrying in C#[...]

This is a slightly odd post, and before you read it you should probably put yourself into one of three buckets: Someone who doesn't care too much about functional programming, and finds higher order functions tricky: feel free to skip this post entire[...]

Microsoft Research Cambridge has available a 6-month contract position for development of web-based user interfaces for designing and simulating computer models of biological systems. We are looking for an experienced and highly-motivated individual to pr[...]

In the last couple of days I started to write some posts about Currying and Partial application: Partial application in F# and C# Why do we need partial application? – Part 1 of n – Fluent interfaces and piping This time I want to show you how we can writ[...]

Right, no messing about this time, straight to the code. Construction This is pretty straight forward and I don’t want to detract from the important bits of this post, the only thing of note is the cancellationToken which is initialized to a default val[...]

Right, no messing about this time, straight to the code. ConstructionThis is pretty straight forward a