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on 11/12/2011 9:57 AM
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on 11/11/2011 6:23 PM
As part of the WebSharper web server effort, I have been writing an HTTP request parser. Tuning the parser for performance for the common simple case (small, correct HTTP request) has improved performance 8-fold, from 30K to 250K sample requests parsed e[...]
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on 11/11/2011 2:15 PM
Ages ago when I wrote my previous Eduasync post, I said we'd look at a pipeline model of coroutines. I've decided to skip that, as I do want to cover the topic of this post, and I've got some more "normal" async ideas to write about too. If you want to lo[...]
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on 11/11/2011 1:17 AM
Fol­low on from my pre­vi­ous test which showed that the ServiceStack.Text JSON seri­al­izer was the top dog in town, I came across a lit­tle library called fastJ­son on code­plex so nat­u­rally I had to test it out and see how it com­pares to the rest! S[...]
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on 11/10/2011 6:41 AM
Now that FW/1 is available for Clojure, you might have looked at the examples that are in the FW/1 github repo and wondered how to create your own FW/1 application from scratch. Assuming you have Leiningen installed, the easiest way to get sta[...]
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on 11/9/2011 2:05 PM
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on 11/9/2011 12:00 PM
Array.prototype.filter seems to be slightly off in IE7-8. It looks like they have added support for standard array functions. That is, it looks like there is a prototype for this in IE7-8 mode in IE9. The problem is that the filter prototype does not work[...]
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on 11/9/2011 12:00 PM
Array.prototype.filter seems to be slightly off in IE7-8. It looks like they have added support for standard array functions. That is, it looks like there is a prototype for this in IE7-8 mode in IE9. The problem is that the filter prototype does not work[...]
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on 11/8/2011 6:22 PM
The first episode of Chas Emerick's new Clojure podcast, Mostly Lazy was published today after being recorded yesterday morning. He picked me as his first interview "victim" (joke - see his follow up blog post wherein Chas clarifies that this is about co[...]
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on 11/8/2011 5:46 PM
This article introduces the matrix type available in F# PowerPack. It discusses how to create matrices, manipulate matrices using indexing and slices and how to use built-in functions for working with them. As a running example, we use matrix to represent[...]
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