CSharp

For any of you that are aware of the newly updated Xamarin Web site, you may have seen the following:

There’s been a fair bit of activity lately from a project called ScriptCS, it allows you to put together a project using C# as a lightweight scripting language, forgoing the use of Visual Studio which can sometimes be too bloated and bulky.

This creature is capable of tremendous destruction due to it’s size, flight (with the creature’s wings also generating hurricane strength winds) and possesses several breath weapons (e.

What’s 100 meters high and weighs in at around 60,000 tons?

What is Edge.

In this post weare going to look as async again, but from the perspective of F#.

I was going to title this post as ‘Now for something completely different’ but felt that a little bit too Pythonesque, and when I thought about it a bit it isn’t really completely just slightly different, namely C# rather than my usual F# posts.

If I walk into my garage now and open up a toolbox, whats inside?

In the last post I discussed an asynchronous version of the ManualResetEvent and as promised this time we will be looking at an asynchronous version of the AutoResetEvent.

In this edition we are going to be doing a taste test, C# vs F#.

I recently wrote an article for Developer Fusion on the changes in mindset required when moving from C# to F#.