WebSharper.UI.Next provides a powerful declarative animation system. This mini-blog shows how to integrate this with single-page sites and flowlets.

It is the summer, a time to cool off and enjoy vacations – so let’s keep it light, and hopefully fun, today! A couple of days ago, during his recent San Francisco visit, @tomaspetricek brought up an idea that I found intriguing. What if you had two images[...]

I never notice that IIS Express doesn’t listen to web requests other than localhost. So, to my surprise, when I try http://127.0.0.1, I got HTTP 400, Bad Request instead.     Change 127.0.0.1 to localhost and everything is fine.   Anyway, you can set your[...]

In the first part of the series I waked through how I came upon Metaprogramming and IronPython in particular. I also showed some simple examples with it. In this post I'll be going through creating a Deserializer with IronPython and hopefully learning s[...]

While writing Seekwell there were several ideas that came and went trying to optimize the deserialization from IDataReader to IEnumerable<T>. The minimum viable product was to simply use reflection. That of course was slow so we cached as much of the re[...]

We have years worth of historical queue data in a Microsoft Sql database and the same tables that contain this historical data also keep track of pending or currently active work. Here's a highly simplified visual example. TypeSubtypeStatusParameters [...]

You may notice that I've changed my blog again. This time I've renounced Blogger completely in favor of Ghost. You may also notice that I have it running on Azure now which means that I actually have control of all the source code for the site. A major[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News If you want to suggest a new feature for the F# addin in Xamarin Studio, remember to add it to user voice. Visual F# Power Tools can show you unused open declarations. New F# meetup i[...]

In our MMORPG title Here Be Monsters, we offer the players a virtual world to explore where they can visit towns and spots; forage fruits and gather insects and flowers; tend to farms and animals in their homesteads; make in-game buddies and help each oth[...]

I don’t usually review hardware here, but I think this device stands out as being particularly useful to people who take a lot of notes and/or read a lot of research papers. I read about the Sony Digital Paper DPT-S1 for the first time about a year ago an[...]