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Search Results for: oxygene
Mixins in .NET (again)
A while ago I wrote about Mixins in C# 3.0, at the time I was saying that you can get some of the functionality, but not all, from some of the new language features in C#3.0. The solution is a … Continue reading
Crazy Extension Methods Redux (with Oxygene)
Back in April I blogged about a crazy thing you can do with extension methods in C#3.0. At the time I was adamant that it was a bad idea. I still think it is a bad idea, however, my thoughts … Continue reading
Oxygene talk in Dundee
Last night’s talk in Dundee on Oxygene was excellent. My journey up was a little fraught as an accident on the A80 meant that it took me 1h15m to travel the 20 miles from Glasgow to Stirling. By that point … Continue reading
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Scottish Developers July Newsletter
Welcome We are now in the middle of summer, however as I write this over a period of several days I can tell you that it has been chucking it down and it has been roasting. If you are interested … Continue reading
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