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MutableObject – Track state of simple CLR objects
I recently released my very first package to NuGet. Enter MutableObject, used to create and manage CLR-objects that you can track state of with a few simple calls. Ever came into a situation where you...
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dotRant: Making an IRC library for .NET in C# – Part 1: The IRC protocol
Part 2 Hi, and welcome to my first blog-series ever. This blog series is about creating a IRC library in C#, that can (hopefully xD) be used by any .NET language. If you do not know what IRC is, it...
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dotRant: Making an IRC library for .NET in C# – Part 2: The message connection
Part 1 Part 3 Last time I showed you the basics of how IRC works. If you have yet to read that part, I recommend you read it. As I showed you, IRC works by sending commands back and forth, from the...
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dotRant: Making an IRC library for .NET in C# – Part 3: A word about...
Part 2 Part 4 In my previous post we created a MessageConnection to be used with our IRC-library. The MessageConnection in it self might be used for other things than IRC though, but for but our goal...
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dotRant: Making an IRC library for .NET in C# – Part 4: Skeletal structure of...
Part 3 Part 5 In the previous post in this series I talked about some errors I found in the dotRant code, and what had to be done to fix those, and I also talked a bit about taking an async approach...
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dotRant: Making an IRC library for .NET in C# – Part 5: Reflection and...
Part 4 Last post we discussed methods of responding to messages coming from the IRC-server, and I also explained the method I wanted to use, and why I would want to use it. Today I will do the actual...
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At war with the DLR
Let’s talk about bucket lists. Everybody has something that they want to do in life, some big or insignificant little thing that they want to achieve before they die old and ugly. Someone want to climb...
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Crazy generics
I’m reading the source-code of IronRuby. As to why I’m doing this, you can read my previous blog-post to get the full picture, but long story short; I want to make a programming language, and IronRuby...
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Await anything – A tale about asynchronity
As most people who do any .NET related programming probably know, a short while ago, the next major version of the .NET framework and the tools that goes with it was released. This includes (but may...
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Yielding results – the process involved with generating generators
One of the nice things about the language C# is it’s ability to create generators with the yield keyword. Now, for those of you who do not know what I’m talking about, take a look at the following...
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Dynamic Dispatch – How dynamic work in C#
This post was inspired by this Stack Overflow question. Dynamic Dispatch Let’s start at the beginning. What is a dynamic dispatch? In computer science, dynamic dispatch is the process of selecting...
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