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  • More signs of FubuMVC getting real

    Just launched last night: http://guides.fubumvc.com/. The main page has been around for a couple weeks now at http://fubumvc.com/. It's not that much yet, but I think the existence of *any* documentation at this point is a good indication that we're serious about making the FubuMVC reboot take...
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  • VS 2010 RC1 available on MSDN

    ... and this RC1 will go public in 3 days. (if your are logged in MSDN, the link is: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/subscriptions/securedownloads/default.aspx?pv=18%3a370 ) I had access to the Release Candidate 1 limited community editions for a month, and I can say that hopefully, overall stability...
    Posted to Patrick Smacchia [MVP C#] by Patrick Smacchia on Tue, Feb 9 2010

  • Exploring MongoDB with F#

    If you’ve been following me on Twitter , I’ve been digging a bit into MongoDB .  When I was involved with the planning of NoSQLEast this past year, I sat down and used it in anger and was quite pleased with the results.  Using it with a language which allows for quick prototyping such as F#...
    Posted to Matthew Podwysocki by Matthew.Podwysocki on Tue, Feb 9 2010
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  • Using and Abusing the F# Dynamic Lookup Operator

    Lately, I’ve been playing with such things as MongoDB using F# to rapidly prototype ideas.  With that, I’ve tried to rid myself of magic strings by using the F# dynamic lookup operator.  I’ll cover exactly what I’m doing in the next post when using MongoDB, but in this post I’d like to explore...
    Posted to Matthew Podwysocki by Matthew.Podwysocki on Fri, Feb 5 2010
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  • Scoop: Reflector v6 pro RTM to be released by the 15th of this month

    This is really exciting time these days. Most of .NET tooling vendors are about to provide a major upgrade of their products within the next weeks. And Reflector is part of the lot! A brand new version, Reflector v6, is about to be go live RTM on Monday 15th of February 2010 . This will be the first...
    Posted to Patrick Smacchia [MVP C#] by Patrick Smacchia on Fri, Feb 5 2010

  • StructureMap 2.6 (and 2.5.4) is Released!

    Time flies when you’re having fun. It’s been almost a year since I’ve made an official StructureMap release, so I guess it’s about time. This morning I uploaded the binaries for the 2.6 release . This release just adds some bug fixes and a couple minor additions to the 2.5.4 release...
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  • Business Primitives (2/2)

    Ok, so now that we have talked about the Business Primitive concept lets go through some of the actual examples. Let's take an example of a 'Loan' class. public class Loan { public int Id { get; set; } public int InterestRate { get; set; } public DateTime TradedOn { get; set; } public DateTime...
    Posted to Dru Sellers by drusellers on Thu, Feb 4 2010
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  • Getting StructureMap off SourceForge, Thoughts?

    The original discussion for this topic is here: http://groups.google.com/group/structuremap-users/browse_thread/thread/6d579f4e9b508c66 All, I've never liked SourceForge and it's a PITA for me to use even though it's gotten better over the years. I'd like to move StructureMap off SourceForge...
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  • An introduction to iptables

    iptables is a linux application that allows you to configure the built-in linux firewall. There are abstraction layers built on top of it, including nice GUIs, but I recently had some very basic rules I wanted to implement, and figured I'd learn how to do it directly in iptables. It turned out to...
    Posted to Karl Seguin by karl on Wed, Feb 3 2010

  • Life outside .NET, or “How to check out your neighbours”

    The hillbilly be all Java’d up these days. For coming on three weeks, I’ve been the lone developer on a project based on Google Web Toolkit . It’s a web framework (naturally) that allows developers to build applications in Java and compiles it down to JavaScript, CSS, and HTML. Scoff all you want, if...
    Posted to Kyle Baley - The Coding Hillbilly by Kyle Baley on Tue, Feb 2 2010
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  • FubuMVC Learns to Speak Spark

    From Robert the Grey, FubuMVC learns to speak Spark . I've done the nearly solo OSS thing a couple times to mixed results. I'm painfully aware that good OSS projects have a deeper community of contributors than just one guy, and that's why I'm so thrilled to see this addition come into...
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  • A Kick in the Monads – Writer Edition

    In the past couple of Monads posts, we’ve talked briefly about the State and Reader Monads and their potential uses and misuses.  Before this series completes, I have a few more to cover including the Writer, Continuation and eventually Observable monad.  Today, we’ll get started looking at...
    Posted to Matthew Podwysocki by Matthew.Podwysocki on Mon, Feb 1 2010

  • Exporting dynamically changing configuration values

    In my last post I discussed how to export configuration. A follow up question in the comments was “What if the values change?” Meaning the values that are exported using the approach I illustrated are static. In the real world however values often can change based on some user setting etc. A variant...
    Posted to Glenn Block by Glenn Block on Sun, Jan 31 2010
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  • From Hyper-V back (?) to Virtual PC

    For over a year I have been using Server 2008, 64 bits, as OS for my laptop . The main reason for this platform was Hyper-V. Almost every other project I’ve been working on needs another virtual server. And each location I am working has a different network. With Hyper-V both switching servers...
    Posted to Peter's Gekko by pvanooijen on Sun, Jan 31 2010

  • Dovetail is Hiring

    This is a different project than the one we hired for last time. If you've spoken to us before, please consider this position separately. We're expanding the development team on our line of existing products. You'll be working on a small team that develops applications for large businesses...
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