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Tools « Onor.io
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Sofware Developer, Bird Man, Sometime Pest. January 11, 2016. I use Samuel Tonini’s Alchemist. And Elixir mode) to make myself much more productive with Elixir and Emacs. But one thing that I’ve found to be a minor annoyance is that whenever I start up Emacs I have to set the scratch buffer to be in Elixir mode and I then need to change the comment characters. Thanks to this excellent tip. I no longer have to do this. I’ve modified my /.emacs to add these lines to the bottom:. Making Exrm Work On Windows.
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Some Thoughts On Windows 10 « Onor.io
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Sofware Developer, Bird Man, Sometime Pest. Some Thoughts On Windows 10. June 12, 2015. Recently I saw a great post. Which is “ going to put a bullet through Google’s head. What about all those Windows 7 and 8 boxes which people will upgrade to Windows 10? 8221; And, yes, that’s true. But in terms of the Android and iOS market, Windows 10 will still be a drop in the bucket. I will be shocked if that changes. Every app should work the same! Differences. Tablets serve a fundamentally different purpose ...
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F# Links for the Week | The Damaged Developer
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F# Links for the Week. FPish ( http:/ www.fpish.net. Great site containing lots of content on functional programming topics, links to user groups, a blog aggregate, and more. Several languages are featured including F# and C#. Fpound ( http:/ fpound.net/. Oliver Sturm’s Blog ( http:/ www.sturmnet.org/blog/. Also check out his excellent book Functional Programming in C#. Phil Trelford’s Blog ( http:/ trelford.com/blog/. Lots of great content. Some great F# posts. Feed You can leave a response.
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User Groups « Onor.io
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Sofware Developer, Bird Man, Sometime Pest. Category Archives: User Groups. Stupid Doc Tricks In Elixir. July 16, 2014. So last night we had our first Detroit Erlang/Elixir meetup and as part of it I wanted to do a little coding exercise to help people to get their feet wet with Erlang and/or Elixir, as they chose. We simply worked through FizzBuzz. And we came up with two different Elixir solutions and two different Erlang solutions. I never stop being surprised by developer creativity. 8221; but it sti...
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Functional Programming « Onor.io
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Sofware Developer, Bird Man, Sometime Pest. Tag Archives: Functional Programming. Interesting And Unexpected Benefit Of Pattern Matching. August 13, 2015. So recently I’ve been working on automating some interactions with a website. Elixir’s Hound. Library is a great help, of course. But I also ran across an interesting and unexpected benefit to pattern matching that greatly simplified some code. I was trying to dynamically build a URL to pass parameters. The URL would be in the form:. For those unfamili...
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Camp Pluralsight | Didactic Code
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The Book of F#. I’m a bit late to the party on this one but on July 13, Pluralsight. Kicked off Camp Pluralsight. A 6-week online “summer camp” featuring more than 30 of its highest rated courses (no, my course. Sadly isn’t among them). If you’re looking for an easy way to boost your skills and want a chance to win something while doing it, this is definitely a great opportunity. You can find the official rules and registration form on the Camp Pluralsight. Event page. Good luck! July 24, 2015. Follow &l...
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CTRL + BACKSPACE | Didactic Code
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The Book of F#. For whatever reason, I was holding the ctrl key when I hit backspace in VS2013 and suddenly the entire property name just disappeared! I tried it again and the preceding dot disappeared. One more time and the object name disappeared. I have no idea how it’s taken me this long to stumble upon this shortcut but I’m glad I did! You can see the behavior in the animation below. Posted in Software Development. And tagged Visual Studio. July 21, 2015. My 5 Favorite C# 6.0 Features.
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C# 6.0 – Semicolon Operator | Didactic Code
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The Book of F#. C# 60 – Semicolon Operator. Var result = (var x = Foo(); Write(x); x * x);. Interestingly, this capability already exists in F# (albeit in a slightly more verbose form) which isn’t really all that surprising since F# is an expression-based language. Let result = let x = Foo() printfn %i x x * x. Even in F# though, I think I’d still prefer factoring out the expression into a function. Posted in .NET. And tagged .NET. August 14, 2014. C# 60 – Null Propagation Operator. C# 60 - Using Static.
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C# 6.0 – Declaration Expressions | Didactic Code
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The Book of F#. C# 60 – Declaration Expressions. 7/30/2015] This article was written against a pre-release version of C# 6.0. Be sure to check out the list of my five favorite C# 6.0 features. For content written against the release! Update: 1 Oct 2014. It has been said that if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. The adage apparently even applies to the proposed C# 6 features that I was excited about. I’m sad to say that it was announced today. Result : 0;. I (like many others). This pa...
