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Bug squash: A non-empty list type for .NET
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Squashing bugs all day long. Wednesday, September 5, 2012. A non-empty list type for .NET. A simple immutable list like the fundamental list type in OCaml, F# or Haskell can be expressed as:. A Alist = Nil Cons of. A * 'a Alist. That is, it's either empty, or it's non-empty. We could refactor the non-empty part to a record type:. A Alist = Nil Cons of. A NonEmptyList = { Head: 'a; Tail: 'a Alist }. Throws an exception for an empty list (here's the proof of why it can't have any other behavior. Effectivel...
Bug squash: May 2014
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Squashing bugs all day long. Friday, May 23, 2014. Mapping JSON to objects with Fleece. In the last post. And briefly explained how to use it to map objects to JSON. Sometimes I say “serialize” instead of “map”, but since the actual serialization is done by System.Json. I think the right term to use here is “map” (as in mapping an object to a tree of JsonValues), or maybe encoding / decoding. Previously implemented in FSharpx. And so it’s impossible to avoid comparisons. Protect f x =. 2 Another annoyanc...
Bug squash: February 2014
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Squashing bugs all day long. Friday, February 14, 2014. Generating immutable instances in C# with FsCheck. If you do any functional programming in C# you’ll probably have lots of classes that look like this:. Name = name;. DateOfBirth = dateOfBirth; }. Name; } }. DateOfBirth; } } / equality members. }. Ie immutable classes, similar to F# records. Now let’s say we want to test some property involving this Person class. For example, let’s say we have a serializer:. Only to be greeted with:. Name, dob);.
Bug squash: Mapping JSON to objects with Fleece
http://bugsquash.blogspot.com/2014/05/mapping-json-to-objects-with-fleece.html
Squashing bugs all day long. Friday, May 23, 2014. Mapping JSON to objects with Fleece. In the last post. And briefly explained how to use it to map objects to JSON. Sometimes I say “serialize” instead of “map”, but since the actual serialization is done by System.Json. I think the right term to use here is “map” (as in mapping an object to a tree of JsonValues), or maybe encoding / decoding. Previously implemented in FSharpx. And so it’s impossible to avoid comparisons. Protect f x =. 2 Another annoyanc...
Bug squash: Generating immutable instances in C# with FsCheck
http://bugsquash.blogspot.com/2014/02/generating-immutable-instances-in-c.html
Squashing bugs all day long. Friday, February 14, 2014. Generating immutable instances in C# with FsCheck. If you do any functional programming in C# you’ll probably have lots of classes that look like this:. Name = name;. DateOfBirth = dateOfBirth; }. Name; } }. DateOfBirth; } } / equality members. }. Ie immutable classes, similar to F# records. Now let’s say we want to test some property involving this Person class. For example, let’s say we have a serializer:. Only to be greeted with:. Name, dob);.
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January 2010 - The Daily DevThe Daily Dev
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What’s this blog all about then? Monthly Archives: January 2010. Mdash; No Comments. My 2009 reading list. When I’m hiring at work I look for developers that show signs they’re still learning; those that are scouring the web for interesting authors and articles and reading books that will improve the depth and breadth of their technical knowledge. To be fair then I thought I’d share some of the books I’ve most enjoyed reading in 2009. Here’s a list of the books I enjoyed reading in 2009. Gerber, Michael E.
RoBlog – Refactoring Reality | Refix – .NET dependency management tool
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Discrete thought packets on .Net, software development and the universe; transmitted by Rob Levine. Refix – .NET dependency management tool. By Rob Levine on 14-Jun-2010. Just a short blog entry to highlight an exceptionally cool project that a colleague of mine has been working on in his spare time: Refix. A .NET dependency management tool. This tool attacks the problem of having a project with dependencies, where these dependencies themselves may have common, but different version, assemblies. There ar...
Fun with rewritten URLs on Windows 2003 & 2008 - The Daily DevThe Daily Dev
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What’s this blog all about then? Fun with rewritten URLs on Windows 2003 & 2008. I’ve been setting up a virtual server on-and-off over the last few days and it has been an interesting experience. Part of the fun has been bringing over the impelhr.com. Site – this was sitting on a shared hosting plan with iServe. And I decided to re-host it on a machine I had full control over. Fast forward to a few days ago and moving to a virtual server from 2day.com. To rewrite URLs I implemented the free IIRF. Is doin...
My current reading list - The Daily DevThe Daily Dev
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What’s this blog all about then? My current reading list. I ordered a bunch of books from my Amazon wish list the other week, and have been poring over them. I tend to read in spurts, skipping over a number of books all within a reasonably short space of time, before moving on. There are some gems in the current bunch that I’m really excited about; some I’ve been putting off reading for way too long. Here’s the current list –. 8211; Toby Segaran. 8211; Kent Beck. 8211; Reas and Fry. 8211; Ben Fry. Cleanr...
Moving strings to a resources file in ASP.NET - The Daily DevThe Daily Dev
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What’s this blog all about then? Moving strings to a resources file in ASP.NET. My internal dialog was in full-noise mode over the weekend as I took the plunge into resource files and localization in ASP.NET. It was a bit of a brain-fart on my part, and was kicked off by the need (OK, desire) to move some string constants out of a ‘SystemParameters’ database table in one of my projects to somewhere ‘else’. Why? They’re used in 3 web application projects that are all part of a single solution. Viewed the ...
Supporting unicode macrons - The Daily DevThe Daily Dev
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What’s this blog all about then? In New Zealand it’s becoming more important to properly support the macronised characters commonly used in the Māori language, especially on the web. I found a good explanation of character encoding issues on this University of Auckland page. But it petered out a little in explaining the implementation in an ASP.Net and SQL Server environment. Here’s a quick brain dump of the what I did to add support for Māori language macrons to the latest version of ImpelHR. 2 In the a...
My 2009 reading list - The Daily DevThe Daily Dev
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What’s this blog all about then? My 2009 reading list. When I’m hiring at work I look for developers that show signs they’re still learning; those that are scouring the web for interesting authors and articles and reading books that will improve the depth and breadth of their technical knowledge. To be fair then I thought I’d share some of the books I’ve most enjoyed reading in 2009. 8211; sometimes it’s hard to get the business and the technology to see eye-to-eye. Fry, Ben, and Casey Reas. Blink: The P...
Uncategorized Archives - The Daily DevThe Daily Dev
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What’s this blog all about then? Mdash; No Comments. My current reading list. I ordered a bunch of books from my Amazon wish list the other week, and have been poring over them. I tend to read in spurts, skipping over a number of books all within a reasonably short space of time, before moving on. There are some gems in the current bunch that I’m really excited about; some I’ve been putting off reading for way too long. Here’s the current list –. 8211; Toby Segaran. 8211; Kent Beck. 8211; Reas and Fry.
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Squashing bugs all day long. Friday, May 23, 2014. Mapping JSON to objects with Fleece. In the last post. And briefly explained how to use it to map objects to JSON. Sometimes I say “serialize” instead of “map”, but since the actual serialization is done by System.Json. I think the right term to use here is “map” (as in mapping an object to a tree of JsonValues), or maybe encoding / decoding. Previously implemented in FSharpx. And so it’s impossible to avoid comparisons. Protect f x =. 2 Another annoyanc...
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