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• [.NET C#] Unified C# 3.0 Specification

  The C# team at csharp-online.net has a download link for a consolidated document presenting the Unified C# 3.0 Specification , which brings together all prior C# specs with the latest version. It weighs in at slightly over 500 pages, but looks to be the... Posted Sep 12 2007, 08:34 AM by CSharpener with | with no comments Filed under: [.NET General], [.NET C#], [Languages], [Reference], [SoftDev], .NET, compiler, [.NET]

• [TDD] TDD'ing Sudoku in Ruby

  Ron Jeffries , of Extreme Programming fame, and some other folks on the Test Driven Development email list , have started several passes at creating a Sudoku solver by following the TDD approach. I really am enjoying following Ron's pursuit in his... Posted Jul 14 2006, 07:30 PM by CSharpener with | with no comments Filed under: [Languages], [Agile Development], [TDD], General Software Development, [Ruby]

• [Languages] Ruby is coming along on .NET

  I have been checking out a couple of newer implementations of Ruby for .NET. Each offers something different and it is obvious that we are getting closer to having a really usable variant of Ruby on .NET in the near future. Here are my current favorite... Posted Jun 20 2006, 11:53 AM by CSharpener with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: [Languages], [Tools], .NET, interpreter, [Ruby], compiler

• [Languages] A Smalltalk Compiler for .NET - #Smalltalk

  A fortuitous incident led me to review the .NET Languages website, which has a great list of .NET languages on its Resources page. There, I found out about a new-to-me compiler, #Smalltalk , that implements Smalltalk to run on .NET. The #Smalltalk system... Posted Jun 20 2006, 11:39 AM by CSharpener with | with no comments Filed under: [Languages], [Tools], [SoftDev], .NET, interpreter, compiler, Smalltalk

• [Laws] John Tobler's Fun-duh-mental Laws and Rules

  Now that I have three laws and a corollary under my belt, it's time to start my list: John Tobler's Fun-duh-mental Laws and Rules Keep watching, I'm sure the list will grow! Posted Apr 13 2006, 03:55 PM by CSharpener with | with no comments Filed under: [.NET General], [.NET C#], [Languages], [Reference], [Human Factor], [Articles], [SoftDev], [Refactoring], [General], [ASP.NET], [Laws]

• [Languages] LSharp, a new .NET Lisp-like scripting language

  From the ancestral line of Lisp, we now have another new scripting language for .NET. LSharp "uses a Lisp dialect similar to Arc." LSharp is Open Source (GPL). More information is available on Rob Blackwell's Web Log . Posted Feb 27 2006, 08:04 AM by CSharpener with | with no comments Filed under: [.NET General], [Languages], [Tools], [SoftDev]

• [Languages] Zonnon, a new .NET language

  Descending from the heritage of Pascal, Modula-2, and Oberon, Zonnon is a new language for .NET. According to the Zonnon website, "It retains an emphasis on simplicity, clear syntax and separation of concerns whilst focusing on concurrency and ease of... Posted Feb 27 2006, 07:58 AM by CSharpener with | with no comments Filed under: [.NET General], [Languages], [Tools], [SoftDev]

• [.NET C#] A Notable Blog: "Fabulous Adventures In C#"

  For adding some refreshing technical depth to your blog reading, I can recommend Fabulous Adventures In C# , Eric Lippert's fine weblog. I have found quite a number of his posts and articles engaging and inspiring. It's nice to see someone in the blogosphere... Posted Nov 30 2005, 09:21 AM by CSharpener with | with no comments Filed under: [.NET General], [.NET C#], [Languages]

• [Tools] Codase Code Search Site

  Codase is a promising new code search site. Right now, it covers C/C++ but its creators intend to expand their coverage to C#, Java, and then gradually many other languages. If you're looking for C/C++ methods and classes, it's useful right now. Posted Sep 21 2005, 10:27 AM by CSharpener with | with no comments Filed under: [Languages], [Tools], [SoftDev]

• [Languages] A# - Ada for the .NET Framework

  A# is a port of the Ada programming language to the .NET Framework, done by the Department of Computer Science at the United States Air Force Academy . It takes a little work to set it up but if you're interested in Ada, or have Ada code you would like... Posted May 03 2005, 01:44 PM by CSharpener with | with no comments Filed under: [.NET General], [Languages]