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What Is the Future of C# Anyways? by podwysocki

It was often asked during some of my presentations on F# and Functional C# about the future direction of C# and where I think it's going. Last night I was pinged about this with my F# talk at the Philly ALT.NET meeting. The question was asked, why bother...
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Thinking in Concurrently in .NET by podwysocki

In recent posts, you've found that I've been harping on immutability and side effect free functions. There is a general theme emerging from this and some real reasons why I'm pointing it out. One of the things that I'm interested in is concurrent programming...
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Covering NUnit 2.4.7 by podwysocki

It's interesting that a flurry of releases of testing frameworks have been released lately with Gallio , xUnit.net and of course NUnit . Charlie Poole recently announced on a lot of the discussion boards I belong to recently that NUnit 2.4.7 was recently...
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Looking at DSLs in .NET by podwysocki

As I've mentioned in recent posts such as here , here and here , I've been very interested in Domain Specific Languages (DSLs), especially with regards to F# and the DLR as well. I recently re-listened to Software Engineering Radio Episode 52 with Obie...

Lang.NET Videos Now Available by podwysocki

As you may have seen from previous posts, I have been covering Lang.NET and some of the interesting things that came from it. I've always been interested in compilers, DSLs and such, and I hope you found them interesting as well. I covered it these posts...

Software Transactional Memory and F# by podwysocki

Since I have a rather long commute to and from work, I have the opportunity to get caught up on all sorts of podcasts and such. Very recently, I listened to the DotNetRocks Episode 310 with Simon Peyton Jones on Haskell and Functional Programming. It...
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DSLs, Compilers and the Irony of it All by podwysocki

In a previous post, I posted about the Lang.NET symposium and rolling your own compiler. I cited an MSDN article that was a good starter for someone interested in writing that new language in .NET we've all been waiting for. It's not by any means to get...
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Lang.NET and Rolling Your Own by podwysocki

Last week, the 2008 Lang.NET symposium was held last week. If you're not familiar with what that is, it's a discussion about languages, compilers and libraries within the .NET space. It's been one of those things I'd love to attend just to understand...
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