The INotifyPropertyChanged-interface and companions are a well know citizens of the .NET-framework. How do you implement this interfaces?. Does it look similar to this? public class Person : INotifyPropertyChanged {…
Read moreIn this post I’ll explain a little catch in LINQ, which may some beginners fall into: What’s the difference between those two queries? IEnumerable<Person> listOfEntities = LoadData(); // First version…
Read moreThe Maybe-Monad sounds like some magic, but it’s something terrible simple. Its a computation which returns a result or ‘Nothing’. Often the a null-reference is used to represent ‘Nothing’. This…
Read moreThere’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…
Read moreJetbrains has released the first beta of their new bug-tracker, YouTrack (previously code-named Charisma). I’ve used the EAP before and I liked it. YouTrack doesn’t focus on having thousands of…
Read moreThis 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…
Read moreThe creator of the LinFu-library is working on the ‘world’s fastest IOC container’, called Hiro. Basically Hiro reads once the configuration and then it compiles everything to a fixed, immutable…
Read moreClickOnce (Wikipedia, MSDN) is an easy way to deploy and update your .NET-application. Its also easy to set it up in Visual Studio and run it from there. It increments…
Read moreMaybe you’ve already seen an exception like this: Castle.DynamicProxy.Generators.GeneratorException: Type is not public, so a proxy cannot be generated. Type: SpielWiese.IReportSender …stack-trace… at SpielWiese.TestSomething.ExpectReportsSend() in Program.cs: line 64 What I’ve…
Read moreThe 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…
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