Posts Tagged channel 9

Talks and Short Movies

Yet another collection of interesting talks: First, a quite old talk about exponential growth and how we often don’t understand its implications. The talk starts quite boring with simple math. But later the presenter starts talking about the implications, how we periodically don’t use simplest math and how politics and economy ignore simple facts. Watch [...]

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Maven-Reference, Validation and Geek-Videos

I’ve stumbled over this Maven online book. It’s quite useful for everyone who’s maintaining Maven-builds. This post about “Magic” null argument testing describes how to implement an extremely elegant way to check arguments in C#. The check looks like this: new { argument,anotherArgument }.CheckNotNull(); Read the post to find out how it works. Do you [...]

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Soap & Skin, My Pal Satan, Erlang and nullptr

My Pal Satan is a little comedy web-series about a Donna and her roommate, Satan. However there are only six episodes =( On infoq.com a talk from Joe Armstrong about fault-tolerant systems and Erlang is avaible. Maybe this doesn’t affect many developers today, but I think in the future more and more systems need some [...]

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Rx-Framework, Lombok & Music For Everyone

There’s a new talk/interview about the Rx-framework for reactive programming on channel 9. Yes, it’s the third time I link talks about the same topic here (here is the first and second) . But as Erik said in the talk: “Maybe I can never in my lifetime invent anything this beautiful anymore”. (Part1, Part2) I’ve [...]

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Brian Beckman and Erik Meijer: Reactive Framework

This wonderful talk with Erik Meijer and Brian Beckman about reactive programming was published recently on channel 9. It starts of with simple and familiar things, the IEnumerable-Interface (or Iterable in Java). Then comes a little math, explained with a wild mix of Haskell, C# and fictional programming languages. And at the end the circle [...]

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Lang.NET Symposium 2009

The videos of the Lang.NET are online. Again wonderful  geeky talks about programming-languages and other programming-related stuff: http://www.langnetsymposium.com/2009/talks.aspx One of the best talks is again from Erik Meijer. He explains his LINQ-to-Events stuff with coins and his talk is really fun to watch. Sadly the video only includes the slides: Silverlight, WMV Additionally there are [...]

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Brian Beckman: The Zen of Stateless State – The State Monad

There’s a new wonderful interview with Brian Beckman on Channel 9. This time he’s explaining more details about functional programming and the theoretical basics to avoiding obscured state. Part One Part Two

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PDC and other Microsoft Related Stuff

A little summary what I found interesting: C# 4.0 adds dynamic typing to the language. The type ‘dynamic’ represent a dynamically typed object. All method-calls are dispatched at runtime and return again a dynamic type. If you assign dynamic-typed objects to static-typed objects it will convert that at runtime. The well-known DLR (Dynamic Language Runtime) [...]

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Bill Hill, framerate.de and updated posts

Finally the second part of the interview with Bill Hill is available on Channel 9. (Bill Hill: The Future of Reading on the Web, Part 2, Part 1). Also new interviews with Erik Meijer are online. framerate.de (german) is 3 years old. James D. Rolfe is nearly finished with his Gozillathon. http://www.cinemassacre.com Anyway, there he [...]

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Bill Hill, Richard Dawkins and other stuff

There a new interview with Bill Hill on Channel 9. Currently only part 1 is available, but part 2 will follow soon. A nice talk with Richard Dawkins about evolution, science and religion (Youtube-playlist). I think his criticism is eligible. In my opinion especially Creationism is a really stupid, wrong theory. I’m scared if people [...]

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