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I’ve been very busy lately what with getting ready for the move to Hoboken, trying to put together an online version of my F# Ant AI Contest , and working on my talk for the F# in Education Workshop .  Nonetheless, I’ve set some time aside to bring Read More...
Today, I’d like to thank all of the F# users on twitter.  Twitter’s a great place to stay up to date on the latest F# happenings and many of the posts you see here are either written by or passed on from members of this community.  So, if you Read More...
With the Visual Studio 2010 launch just days away, the F# community is exploding with fury and excitement.  Come inside and find links to topics ranging from general programming patterns to specific algorithm implementations.   Don Syme on the Read More...
An exciting week with the release of Visual Studio 2010 Beta 1 and F# 1.9.6.16.  This week we have John Backus’s classic FP manifesto,  Luke Hoban speaks on F# in VS2010 beta 1, Django for ASP.NET, and an article on breaking changes in the latest Read More...
It has come to my attention via a recent DZone article that .NET 3.5 and 2.0 SP1 jointly included a new feature which lets you manipulate the way your garbage collector acts programmatically. This can be done through changing the value of a new property Read More...
After my last blog post, due to some of the responses, I decided to spend some time with Smalltalk. As a DotNET developer by trade, I wanted to see what kinds of options were available for use on the CLR. Unfortunately, out of the five different DotNET Read More...
Tuning the garbage collector to the specific context of the particular application can significantly improve the performance of both non-threaded and multi-threaded applications. In this post I discuss the gcConcurrent and gcServer settings which allow Read More...
In the previous article I discussed a few of the benefits of stack allocation as well as a couple of C# keywords which help you to leverage those benefits. However, the one megabyte default stack size is too small for stack allocation to be used with Read More...