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January 2008 - Posts
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Design by Contract Revisited with C# and .NET
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In a previous post, I talked about various attempts at frameworks that are trying to do Design By Contract (DBC) in .NET. Many simply just come across as simple validation frameworks without the heart of DBC which is the contract. Where is the contract...
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C# vNext Revisited
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I often rethink or have additions to my posts. This topic of what's coming in C# vNext is definitely one of them. I'm always looking for ways to push the envelope to see what I can get from the language. I have to credit such people as Scott Bellware...
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Why am I here?
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Sorry I never posted a welcome notice to this blog. Anyhow, welcome to my new home on the net. If you don't know me already, my former blog is at geekswithblogs.net . If you're here for the first time, great! So, who am I? Well, I live and work in the...
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CMAP Meeting 2/5 - User Experience (UX)
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Central Maryland Area .NET Professionals (CMAP) is holding their next meeting on Tuesday, February 5th, 2008. This month looks to be a great one by Michael Wolf on the User Experience (UX). In the agile methodology, it is quite an essential piece that...
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Continuing Adventures in F#
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Update: Added more F# samples and the foundations of functional programming In a previous post , I've begun a pretty fun adventure into F# . I'm still working on quite a few samples to post here shortly, but in the mean time, I've collected a bunch of...
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