Slightly off topic... The "debugging options" got turned on in my browser recently. I think this happened when I was debugging some web code in Visual Studio. From this, it's been interesting to see how regularly my web browsing experience is now interrup[...]

Upcoming Speaking Engagements: I’m very excited to be giving the Keynote at the first Great Lakes Functional Programming Conference, I’d suggest signing up but it’s already sold out! I’ve spent a ton of time over the last few months helping put together t[...]

World Singles is looking for a smart, motivated developer to join our small, fully distributed team of engineers, working on our multi-lingual, multi-tenant Internet dating platform. We're after someone with strong data management skills who can help us m[...]

To some readers, the title of this post may induce nightmarish recollections of late-night debugging sessions. To others it may be simply the epitome of jargon. Just to break the jargon down a bit: Type initializer: the code executed to initialize the[...]

One of the recent talks that stirred the blogosphere is the Inventing on Principle talk by Bret Victor, in which he shows how one can do programming with realtime results. What surprised me more than the talk itself was people’s reaction to the talk: I th[...]

This is actually homework from a 3D gaming course that I am taking. So far the game has turned out ok. The game shows the use of the following fundamental 3D gaming concepts: 3D model loading and movement along paths  Collision detection Particle effects [...]

This is actually homework from a 3D gaming course that I am taking. So far the game has turned out ok. The game shows the use of the following fundamental 3D gaming concepts: 3D model loading and movement along paths  Collision detection Particle effects [...]

On key-feature in Haskell is it’s laziness, meaning that it does it’s evaluations in normal-order (an expression is evaluated when the value is needed). F# on the other hand uses applicative evaluation (for example: parameters to a function are evaluated [...]

Currently I’m trying to get a bit more JavaScript and HTML5 exposure (no use denying it I guess – it’s here to stay) and found the Paper.js framework which seems to be really nice. An easy way to test a … Continue reading →

If you ever worked with a larger XAML Project the entries in your resource dictionaries will start to pile up and it’s really a pain to find where you put some Brush or Style or whatever. Wouldn’t it be nice … Continue reading →