Since you your view model can be oblivious of your views (html) you can write unit tests for functionality quite far out into the gui. You can then use TDD to develop your view models. I’ve seen examples of testing where you include the views.

Normally, with languages like C# or Java, there is quite a bit of overhead in creating a quick and dirty program to do small tasks like bulk renaming files in a director, etc. This is the spot that is filled by scripting languages like Python, Perl and Ru[...]

Microsoft Research in Cambridge has ongoing Post-doctorate positions open for very high quality recent PhD-level graduates, and internships for current PhD candidates. I would like to encourage potential candidates interested in the field of web-delivered[...]

Would you like to see other teams at Microsoft doing specific things to support F# better? Then now you have a great way to let them know! For example, lets say you would like the .NET CLR to implement more and better floating point optimizations around S[...]

Lovely geekery when press play on tape plays cannon fodder with old game controllers. Why not monkey island :).

Lovely geekery when press play on tape plays cannon fodder with old game controllers. Why not monkey island :).

I touched on the topic of memoization in the past in relation to doing aspect-oriented programming with PostSharp, however, with functional languages like F#, Haskell or Erlang there is no such frameworks (although PostSharp should still work with F# to s[...]

I couldn’t find any decent .NET platform target compatibility chart, so I made one: It’s all rather self explanatory. Green combinations, like an “Any CPU” exe file and an x86 DLL on a 32-bit OS, are compatible. Red are incompatible. The Combined Chart sh[...]