The videos of the Lang.NET are online. Again wonderful geeky talks about programming-languages and other programming-related stuff: http://www.langnetsymposium.com/2009/talks.aspx One of the best talks is again from Erik Meijer. He explains…
Read moreA while ago I’ve found a nice way to implement argument validation on the Paint.Net-blog. Its a fluent-interface like this: public void CallMe(object sender,int size, string name) { Validate.Begin() .IsType<Guid>(sender,…
Read moreThere are tons of dependency injection (DI) containers around in the Java and the .NET world. The are the well know, big ones like Spring (Java, .NET), Castle Windsor etc.…
Read moreJust wrote again really ugly reflection based code. In such moments I really wish that the ‘dynamic’-type is already here. I wanted to make this statement, but replace the MyServiceResolvedAtRuntime…
Read moreI’ve looked for a small embedded, easy to use data store for implementing my small software-engineering course project. Of course I’ve looked at MS SQL Server, which works great together…
Read moreI’m a fan of static analysis because whem I’m writing code in a statically typed language I want to get the most of it. So I’m a huge fan of…
Read moreThe preview of the new Visual Studio and .NET Framework is available. I will try it out soon.
Read moreA little summary what I found interesting: C# 4.0 adds dynamic typing to the language. The type ‘dynamic’ represent a dynamically typed object. All method-calls are dispatched at runtime and…
Read moreSpec# is a extension to C# which add contracts to the language. Contracts are nothing new, it has been around for decades, but aren’t present in most popular languages. In…
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