A short list of changes in Expert F# 2.0, and a bit of celebration...

Judging from a few questions on stackoverflow and hubFS, programmers new to F# sometimes confuse value assignments with functions that don’t take arguments. This confusion is easily straightened out. In fact, it’s so easily straightened out, that it’s not[...]

The jQuery approach is to avoid object orientation. This is an excellent way of avoiding bloat for small JavaScript hacks. If you’re starting to build JavaScript heavy applications then you might need to start organizing your code. The first thing you sho[...]

The jQuery approach is to avoid object orientation. This is an excellent way of avoiding bloat for small javascript hacks. If you’re starting to build javascript heavy applications then you might need to start organizing your code. The first thing you sho[...]

Spring.NET really has tons of handy features you can put to work in your application. One of them is its transaction management, that provides an implementation agnostic abstraction for your application. The first question you’re probably asking yourself [...]

A coworker gave me a hint: Learn how to use Process Monitor! Using this tool you can get tons of really useful information. Can be used to find where stuff is logged, the general flow of execution, et.c..

After talking to a few of my colleges I’m thinking of the different kind of programmers needed for different projects, for different aspects of projects. Duct tape programmer: http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2009/09/23.html Writing code that ships. D[...]

After talking to a few of my colleges I’m thinking of the different kind of programmers needed for different projects, for different aspects of projects. Duct tape programmer:http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2009/09/23.html Writing code that ships. D[...]