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It's easy to let a small language feature go unnoticed. The more I spend time writing JavaScript and Ruby, the more one little detail shows itself loud and clear when I go back to my trusty C# (well, it shows itself by not being absent, if that makes...
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Although C# is the language that I can call myself proficient enough to make a living these days, there are other languages that I have to use for specific tasks (like JavaScript, SQL, XSLT.) I also like using other general purpose languages for pure...
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My previous posts in this series revolved around using lambdas to encapsulate logic. In this post I'll show a different side of the lambdas, the expressions. Lambda Expressions We have already seen that lambdas can be used to create anonymous methods...
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In the previous two installments of the series we discussed how we can use lambdas to encapsulate more processing logic and to create contextual APIs . In this post I will show another example of the latter. Navigating directory structures This time around...
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In my last post I went through a very simple example of applying lambdas to achieve more DRY . In this installment I'll cheat a little and rehash a previous article I wrote before this blog existed. The article fits rather nicely in this series. Creating...
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When our programming language of choice gets a new feature, it's usually not that hard to start using that feature right away from a consumer's point of view. I could use the introduction of generics in .Net 2.0 as an example. When I wrote my...
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