August 2009 - Posts

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F# First Class Events – Async Workflows + Events Part I by podwysocki

So far in this series, I’ve covered a bit about what first class events are in F# and how you might use them. In the first post, we looked at what a first class events mean and some basic combinators in order to compose events together. In the second...
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F# First Class Events – Changes on Creating Events by podwysocki

So far in this series, I’ve covered a bit about what first class events are in F# and how you might use them. In the first post, we looked at what a first class events mean and some basic combinators in order to compose events together. In the second...
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F# First Class Events – Creating and Disposing Handlers by podwysocki

So far in this series, I’ve covered a bit about what first class events are in F# and how you might use them. In the first post, we looked at what a first class events mean and some basic combinators in order to compose events together. In the second...
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F# First Class Events – Creating Events by podwysocki

In the previous post on first class composable events in F# , we talked mostly about the underlying types and the basic composition that you can achieve through the Event module. By using the basic combinators of map, filter, partition, etc, we are able...
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[ANN] DC ALT.NET 8/26/2009 – jQuery UI with Richard Worth by podwysocki

Following last month’s great presentation by Chris Williams on Naked JavaScript , we’re continuing our dive into JavaScript, and we continue this time with a look into jQuery UI . This month, we have Richard Worth , the Release Manager for jQuery UI,...
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First Class Composable Events in F# by podwysocki

If you’ve been following me on Twitter lately, I’ve been playing a lot lately with event based programming in both F# events as well as the Reactive Framework (RX) . Today, I’m going to start a series in event processing, starting from the elementary...
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Spec# and Boogie Released on CodePlex by podwysocki

You may have noticed that in the past that I’ve talked extensively about Spec# , an object-oriented .NET language based upon C# with contract-first features as well as a non-null type system. This project has not only been covered by myself, but also...
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