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Java started out as a very object oriented language.

I’ve been following Go for a while due to the influence of one of my personal heroes: Ken Thompson (due to his hand in making Unix and C programming language).

I’ve spent half a year on a project to Kubernetes project.

There are many cool projects you can install into Kubernetes.

You can use the fact that Kubernetes allows you to get a stable environment on unstable hardware, so that you can use a bunch of cheap commodity computers to scale your deployments horizontally.

The bad There is a certain level of complexity associated with Kubernetes.

When you start out on F# your first thought might be: let square x = x * x let sumOfSquares n = [1..n] |> List.map square |> List.sum hey, that sort of looks like: public static class Utils { public static int SumOfSquares(int n) {…

Monoculture in agriculture has some definite downsides (lack of resilience, soil depletion, over reliance on fertilizer) Monoculture in buildings can cause people to feel lost.

React has a smaller scope than Angular.

What’s the lure of F#?

My experience using IdentityServer4 See Identity Server.

After writing the previous post about getting some of the infrastructure working for non Windows, I’ve seen better ways of getting it to work.

One of the questions I’ve started asking myself is what makes for happy C#?

One thing I neglegted to mention was that there isn’t really out of the box editor support for targeting both net45 and netstandard1.6 (or higher versions).

We asked the other developers in December 2016 what they wanted to work on.

I wanted to see the state of EntityFramework on core.

It’s not obvious at first thought that there are applications for generalized regular expression engines.

Why should a coder avoid old technologies?

Technical debt is a concept that suggests that the cost of developing software has been postponed.

Some patterns I’ve usually encountered while working code bases written by .net developers.

While working as a consultant at a company that uses svn, I needed to keep a branch in sync with the master branch.

After getting to know details about ng for the last months, I’ve come to appreciate some of the features of angular.

When in the kitchen, how are you behaving to old dishes?

This approach to programming is not only useful for algorithms, it’s also a recurring architectural theme.

How do you inherit from a “class” in JavaScript Especially if you have a class that is a mix of constructor function and prototype methods and properties.

webforms and 3000 lines of code-behind I’ve noticed that the common failures while using asp.net webforms is related to people getting confused about the asp.net page and control life cycle.

I’ve had some trouble installing gems on windows instances using bundle install.

After installing OS X El Capitan on my computer I noticed that fsharp interactive failed to start because it failed to locate mono: /Library/Frameworks/Mono.framework/Versions/4.0.4/bin/fsharpi: line 24: exec: mono: not found Session termination detected.

I tried implementing the same customer service xml api that I’ve implemented in sinatra, rails, C# webhandler, nancy etc.

Instead of using: $:.unshift File.dirname(__FILE__) to add a folder to the path, a better way inside your ruby code is to use: require_relative 'subfolder/file' in order to require files.

Before the vacation I was working with Karl Adriansson on a project as the front end programmer.

What criteria do I use I prefer for the build tool to work on both *nix and windows.

Turns out that there is a simpler way of dealing with optional values in C#.

Since I’ve been without an assignment I’ve had the time to look into F# more.

Excel html table hack I’ve used the classic web hack where you send an html file with excel mime type (and file ending) containing a table.

The use of many assemblies has an appeal from an architectural standpoint.

I’ve done some minor work using angularjs.

I’ve used travis to test C# projects for a few years now.

The nice thing about using Kibana for your logs is that you get nice custom filtering.

Trying out OrigoDb, I found it interesting to try out a more raw file store approach and NEvent Store.

Dijkstra wrote the following.

When I first started using entity framework (one of the earlier versions) it was not ready yet (some serious performance issues).

What do I mean when I say?

Sometimes when working with xml you have more information in the xml file than you know what to do with in your code.

This is a rewrite of an earlier talk about source control.

So, for the N-th time I’m helping out by configuring a build server.

It feels very much like the next step after jquery+templates.

Turns out bundler does have documentation related to Bundler.with_clean_env.

Using ruby is kind of easy in the beginning.

Big news.