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Visual Studio Lab (VSLab) exploits the power of F# and its interactive top level to provide an interactive environment similar to MatLab and Mathematica, in which you can easily create Add-ins and interact dynamically with them inside Visual Studio. Moreover,
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Flash content is finally searchable by two of the biggest online search engines on the internet, Google and Yahoo. One of the biggest disadvantage of using Flash content for your dynamic content is simply because it is not searchable, and now with Adobe's
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Is it better to have a user implicitly learning how an application work easily by discovery, rather than explicitly learning how an application works through training and books? If something goes wrong with an application, is it really a "problem between
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These are a few links I want to read later on F# Quotations. Quotations are similar to expression trees in C#, but more powerful. F# - Simple quotations transformation Practical F# Parsing: The Abstract Syntax Tree F# Quotations Samples on CodePlex F#
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Well, it seems this month I'm up for being interviewed. Here's the link to my interview .
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Rob Burke is teaching a WPF training course through Toronto-based consultancy ObjectSharp . The course is called “ Windows Presentation Foundation for Developers and Lead Designers ,” and, as the title suggests, it offers a hands-on experience designed
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What is Pex? Pex generates test inputs that cover all, or at least many of the corner cases in your .NET code. These test inputs are plugged into parameterized unit test that you write. The result is a small unit test suite, where each unit test calls
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Source Analysis, also known as StyleCop, analyzes C# source code to enforce a set of best practice style and consistency rules. Source Analysis for C# can be downloaded here: https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ProjectName=sourceanalysis
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Here's a very simple QuickSort algorithm from Wikipedia written in a very Functional way of C#. Notice that it looks very close to the pseudo-code algorithm shown in Wikipedia. The pivot used is just sequence.First(). You can replace the pivot by some
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Here are my slides I've done at DevTeach Toronto 2008 . Download it here .
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