I'm playing around with an svg wrapper for jquery. As mentioned in How_HTML_5_Is_Already_Changing_the_Web this kind of programming will become more commonplace in a few years. For now I will contend with the current support for svg for this kind of develo[...]

As noted in twitter and on IE blog IE8 has a new “developer tools” that is accessible by the key F12. Also they have included: - console.log - console.info - console.warn - console.error - console.assert as can be seen on msdn. When you’re debuggin[...]

I’m writing an app where I have a html-canvas and render items on that canvas. The problem I ran into was that if I added a context menu to both the items and the canvas. The problem was that I kept getting the menu for the canvas and not the items. A lit[...]

Active patterns provide the perfect mechanism to implement recursive-descent parsers - allowing you to quickly prototype even complex grammars using a statically typed approach and without the need to resort to lexer and parser generators.

A few comments on the May 2009 CTP and the adoption of F#.

FP-BUD is the primary place for discussing functional programming in an easy-going, social setting.

Welcome to the IntelliFactory corporate blogs!

I decided to give twitter a try. You can follow me on http://twitter.com/ovatsus.

I’ve come to admire the simplicity and style of jquery. There are some cons to it’s approach of using context (as can be seen as this in the for instance “each”): jQuery("#table tr").each(function(){ jQuery(this).DoStuffPlugin(); }); This wreaks ha[...]

I’ve come to admire the simplicity and style of jquery. There are some cons to it’s approach of using context (as can be seen as this in the for instance “each”):jQuery(“#table tr”).each(function(){ jQuery(this).DoStuffPlugin();});This wreaks havoc with [...]