I dusted off some old code that I’ve written to query the API provided by Skånetrafiken. I’ve also published it to rubygems. It’s quite nice to work with soap using ruby.

Here Be Monsters is one year old! Big things are happening behind the scenes in the world of our episodic MMORPG Here Be Monsters, since the beta started back in September 2012 we have attracted a small but dedicated group of players who have watched the [...]

It feels a little odd even to write this post, but I receive quite a few emails asking me for advice on how to get better at programming, how to get through interviews, whether it's better to be a generalist or a specialist etc. I want to make it very cle[...]

Command line tools should do what people expect. It’s a bit chaotic to navigate how to parse command line parameters since there are many conventions. A single - to indicate a short parameter, that is: -a Two – to indicate a long parameter, that is:[...]

Command line tools should do what people expect. It’s a bit chaotic to navigate how to parse command line parameters since there are many conventions.<ul> A single - to indicate a short parameter, that is: -a Two -- to indicate a long parameter, that is: [...]

I have been meaning to write this post for quite a while now. Since the first announcement of the iOS7 beta I immediately saw the list of new API’s and SpriteKit caught my eye straight away. I only managed to get time to briefly look over the API a[...]

(I've ended up commenting on this issue on Stack Overflow quite a few times, so I figured it would be worth writing a blog post to refer to in the future.) There are lots of ways of converting values from one type to another – either changing the compile[...]

Lately I’ve been making steady progress in porting over Rx APIs over to Dart with stream_ext, and with the release of version 0.2.0 a few more Rx methods have been added to the existing set of buffer, combineLatest, delay, max, merge, min, scan, sum, thro[...]

In a recent StackOverflow question the poster asked about the difference between tupled and curried form of a function in F#. In F#, you can use pattern matching to easily define a function that takes a tuple as an argument. For example, the poster's fun[...]