This is yet another in my series of posts musing about what my ideal language would look like. This one is about readability. Most code I write these days seems to utilize three types of classes: Data, Services and Workflow. … Continue reading
I just had a lovely object lesson in lazy evaluation of Iterators. I wanted to have method that would return an enumerator over an encapsulated set after doing some sanity checking: public IEnumerable<Subscription> Filter(Func<Subscription, bool> filter) { if(filter == null) … Continue reading
This isn't a review of the conferences as much as my impression of the different forces acting upon javascript, the language. Before I start, i should get my bias out of the way, as it likely colors my observations: Like … Continue reading