Tag Archives: C#

On Inequality in JavaScript

Posted on December 6, 2008 by jzablocki

It’s easy to code through life without giving much thought to operator precedence. Of course we wax parenthetical from time to time, remembering my dear aunt sally. But for the most part, we can typically rely on the compiler to … Continue reading →

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On a Simple IronPython Dependency Injection Framework

Posted on April 16, 2008 by jzablocki

Continuing with my “IronPython will end world hunger series,” I’m again shamelessly self/cross-promoting a Code Voyeur article that I think it’s worth a read. A Simple IronPython Dependency Injection Framework It’s not Spring.NET and it’s not Windsor, but I really … Continue reading →

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On a Simple IronPython Validation Framework

Posted on April 8, 2008 by jzablocki

I do try to keep the content between Code Voyeur and dll Hell distinct. OK, there’s not much content on either… But I think my latest (up to 4!, that’s 4 not 4 factorial) article on Code Voyeur is a … Continue reading →

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On My Language Beating up Your Language

Posted on March 20, 2008 by jzablocki

Three semesters ago, when I began working as an adjunct, I was faced with a choice. I could start teaching my intro to programming course using the language and tools with which I was most comfortable (C#, VS.NET) or I … Continue reading →

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On an Alternative to the var Keyword in C#

Posted on January 14, 2008 by jzablocki

I recently attending a meeting of the Fairfield / Westchester .NET User Group, in which Richard Hale Shaw presented on LINQ and C# 3.5 features. During the presentation there was a brief but spirited debate over the use of the … Continue reading →

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On C# Language Enhancements

Posted on December 26, 2007 by jzablocki

I’ve finally begun my long overdue introduction to LINQ. It’s too early for me to comment in any meaningful way on LINQ as an enhancement to C#. But I will discuss what I think is an interesting trend in C#’s … Continue reading →

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