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Jacques Bosch

Mindscape Blog » Blog Archive » 5 1/2 F# features every C# programmer should ... - 0 views

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    "C# is a great programming language, but there's still a bevy of features in other programming languages that I often wish were in C#. I'm doing quite a bit of work in F# nowadays, and I thought it would be fun to jot down a few F# features that I really miss when I come back to C#."
Jacques Bosch

"Cloud Cloud Cloud, if you're not in it, you're out!"... or something - Frans Bouma's blog - 0 views

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    "After I graduated from the HIO Enschede (B.Sc level) in '94 I have worked with a lot of different platforms and environments: from 4GL's like System Builder, uniVerse and Magic to C++ on AIX to Java to Perl on Linux to C# on .NET. All these platforms and environments had one thing in common: their creators were convinced their platform was the best and greatest and easiest to write software with. To some extend, each and every one of them were decent platforms and it was perfectly possible to write software with them though I'll leave the classification whether they were / are the greatest and easiest to the reader. I'll try to make clear below why this dull intro is important. "
Jacques Bosch

SisoDb - a simple structure oriented Db for Sql-Server and SqlCe4 - 0 views

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    "SisoDb is a document-oriented db-provider for Sql-Server written in C#. It lets you store object graphs of POCOs without having to configure any mappings. Each entity is treated as an aggregate root and will get separate tables created on the fly."
Jacques Bosch

C#er : IMage: Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) Explained - 0 views

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    "The purpose of this post is to provide an introduction to the Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) pattern. While I've participated in lots of discussions online about MVVM, it occurred to me that beginners who are learning the pattern have very little to go on and a lot of conflicting resources to wade through in order to try to implement it in their own code. I am not trying to introduce dogma but wanted to pull together key concepts in a single post to make it easy and straightforward to understand the value of the pattern and how it can be implemented. MVVM is really far simpler than people make it out to be. "
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