This post is partly meant to be a general announcement, and partly meant to be something I can point people at in the future (rather than writing a short version of this on each email). These days, I get at least a few emails practically every day along [...]

Since I’m liking git more and more by the day, with tools such as SmartGit and GitFlow making the task of managing even a complex branching model a relatively easy task, I’ve decided to move my Simple Speed Tester project over to github! Simple Speed Test[...]

Multiple Window support is new in Silverlight 5: You can display multiple Window instances in trusted, out-of-browser applications. This enables you to create non-modal dialog boxes, tear-off windows, and user-adjustable layouts that can span multiple[...]

We are waiting for VS2012. What will impact work experience most will probably be the user interface changes as described in: Visual Studio 11 User Interface Updates Coming in RC One thing I don’t understand is the preference for all caps. The interface i[...]

Long time since my last post – sorry for this but I’m gonna be more active in the future. This post will start a series of entries dealing with Lambda Calculus so be prepared for some major geeky-fun. With some … Continue reading →

This article describes type-first development (TFD). A software development methodology that is quite common among functional programmers and uses types as a simple way of communicating ideas about program design.

Found a useful little snippet that converts a C# dictionary to F#’s map which uses the built-in KeyValue active pattern: