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Quite a few .NET based Composite Oriented Programming spikes have surfaced in the wake of my humble COP spike last week. I was by no means the first to implement this concept on .NET and most of the other spikes were written long before I posted mine. As far as I know Fredrik Kalseth was first to the flag when he wrote about it back in February ...
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I'm a little late to the party, so I'm not re-announcing that Microsoft will release the BCL source code. This is of course a cool and somewhat unexpected move by the company, but apart from the initial buzz of being able to step into the framework source code from the debugger, I had hoped for a little more.
Since I do a fair share of Java ...
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When I was writing the early spikes for the Quaere project, I wrote a blog post entitled ''The Poor Man's Lambda'', back then I used anonymous classes for the ''lambda'' expressions. Integer[] numbers={ 5, 4, 1, 3, 9, 8, 7, 2, 0}; Object[] firstSmallNumbers = (Object[])
from(digits).where(new Predicate() {
public boolean ...
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Even if InfoQ broke the news last week, I'm very pleased to announce that Quaere gotten a proper home at the Codehaus.
Lots of stuff have been fixed or added to the codebase after I announced the project at JavaZone. Because of this, I have now removed the snapshot that was avilable here. I encourage those of you who are interested in ...
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Next Wednesday I’ll be giving my talk on plain old Java Domain Specific languages at the JavaZone conference in Oslo. During my talk, I’ll reveal a project I’ve been putting quite a lot of work into during the last few weeks (now you know why this blog has been a little quiet lately). For now, I’ll just leave you with a ...
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A couple of days ago, I blogged about Derrick taking over the Mean Fiddler demo to turn it into a real framework. I'm please to announce that the project is up at Source Forge.
Derrick writes; ''For all those interested, the SourceForge project is online and I checked in the source tree. I haven't produced any documentation nor an ...
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A couple of months back I wrote a small demo showing how core features of Microsoft's Astoria could be replicated using NHibernate. I only wrote the demo to take on Andres Aguiar's challenge on how long it would take to build Astoria after Ayende did his Bumbler demo. As always, the code was licensed under the Apache 2.0 License, so anyone ...
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David Starr has written an open letter to Scott Guthrie on Microsoft's relation to the .NET open source community. ''When you rolling something from the community and into the .Net platform or tools, please add value above that of the original community solution. It is not enough to simply bake it in and consider ...
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