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Camp Pluralsight | Didactic Code
https://davefancher.com/2015/07/24/camp-pluralsight
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
https://davefancher.com/2015/07/21/ctrl-backspace
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
https://davefancher.com/2014/08/14/c-6-0-semicolon-operator
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
https://davefancher.com/2014/08/10/c-6-0-declaration-expressions
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...
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C# 6.0 – Primary Constructors and Auto-Implemented Property Initializers | Didactic Code
https://davefancher.com/2014/08/06/c-6-0-primary-constructors-and-auto-implemented-property-initializers
The Book of F#. C# 60 – Primary Constructors and Auto-Implemented Property Initializers. 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. That primary constructors would not be part of C# 6. It also sounds like there will be some changes around readonly auto-implemented properties. Auto-implemented property are being enhanced in two ways: they can be ...
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Visual Studio 2013 | Didactic Code
https://davefancher.com/category/software-development/tools-utilities/visual-studio-2013
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. Receiving Webhooks With IIS Express. On my r...
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Indy ALT.NET has transitioned to IndySA! | Indy ALT.NET
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The website of the Indianapolis ALT.NET User Group. Skip to Main Content. What are our goals? Log in using OpenID:. Log in using OpenID. Indy ALT.NET has transitioned to IndySA! Posted Sun, 12/21/2008 - 1:08am by SuperAdmin. So, without further ado, here's IndySA. That's a link up there. Click it.).
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Going Underground: Microsoft Moles | Didactic Code
https://davefancher.com/2012/01/26/going-underground-microsoft-moles
The Book of F#. Going Underground: Microsoft Moles. According to the Moles page, the Moles framework has been integrated into Visual Studio 11 as the Fakes framework. And Moles is no longer under active development. After a quick review of the changes it appears that most of this guide still applies but there are a few changes to be aware of:. Mole types are now referred to as Shim types. The configuration file now has a .fakes extension. For this article I used version 0.94 of the Moles Framework. Both ...
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Book Review: The Book of F# by Dave Fancher · Ryan Clarke
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Varied submissions of an adventurer. Sat, Jun 13, 2015. Book Review: The Book of F# by Dave Fancher. I really like LINQ. LINQ is the functional side of C#, and it’s my favorite part. I love making extension methods so I can keep the dot-chain going. Naturally I was interested in F#. It’s the “functional C#”, right? So the big question: have you written anything in F#? Disclosure: I won this book in a raffle at a Indy Software Artisans. It has been signed by the author. Theme based on Lagom.