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Web requests in F# now easy! Introducing Http.fs | Relentless Development
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Keeping up with software developments using .Net. Web requests in F# now easy! Web requests in F# now easy! November 15, 2013. I’ve made a module which makes HTTP calls (like downloading a web page) easy, available now on GitHub – Http.fs. I had a project recently which involved making a lot of HTTP requests and dealing with the responses. F# being my current language of choice, I was using that. Unfortunately, .Net’s HttpWebRequest. Aren’t that nice to use from F# (or C#, frankly). In fact there are man...
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Keeping up with software developments using .Net. F# Koans – Stock Example. March 31, 2013. The other day, we started doing the F# Koans. As a way of of trying out the language, with the aim of expanding our minds with some functional programming. A bit like coder’s LSD, if you will. The koans are pretty good at introducing you to things, although initially it’s a bit too easy to get through them without really understanding what’s going on. March 29, 2011. NuGet started out as NuPack. Is itself open sou...
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Keeping up with software developments using .Net. Setting Client Credentials when calling an HTTPS Web Service with the WSDL Type Provider. February 10, 2015. Just because it was so hard to find it online. (This works with .Net 4.5 and F# 3.1). You will need to add references to:. Here’s the code, I’m sure you can work out the important bit. It’s calling a WCF service called MyService, your names may vary:. Make it run, make it right: The three implementation strategies of TDD. June 18, 2014. To take the...
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Keeping up with software developments using .Net. These are the development-related books I’ve read in recent times (some of them only tenuously related, I’ll admit! I usually only buy books which have been recommended or score highly on Amazon, which explains the generally high marks. They’re basically in the order I read them. Pro C# 2008 and the .NET 3.5 Platform – Andrew Troelsen. The Mythical Man Month and Other Essays on Software Engineering – Frederick P. Brooks Jr. Don’t Make Me Think! Lean Softw...
Making a simple State Machine with F# Actors | Relentless Development
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Keeping up with software developments using .Net. Making a simple State Machine with F# Actors. Making a simple State Machine with F# Actors. July 30, 2013. F# comes with a built-in Actor. Framework, using the MailboxProcessor class. The main reason for using actors is to simplify concurrent processing, but they also hit another sweet spot – they’re pretty good for implementing Finite State Machines (FSM). Msg = inbox.Receive() return! Loop(num msg) } loop 0). And here it is being called in FSI:. To keep...
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August 27, 2014. So yes, it’s been about six months since I last blogged. I didn’t intend it that way but I’ve been pretty busy. You probably don’t want to hear me bragging on about career stuff ( that’s what LinkedIn is for, right? But the short version is – promotion, leading on a major project using Hadoop, Linux and Python, blah blah blah. Things have eased up just a little now so I’m looking forward to putting some more technical stuff up on here shortly, possibly even this week. On My Next Step.
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Newer posts →. The Obligatory “I’m Trying Neo4j” Post (Part 1). December 16, 2013. I remember reading someone (more-or-less-jokingly) suggesting that all blog software should come with a default first post entitled “I’m Trying Linux”. That was a few years ago though, and while open-source operating systems are still a topic of interest. The big buzz amongst cutting-edge nerds. In the last couple of years has of course been around NoSQL databases. Express an interest and noticed a post on the topic. Just ...
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May 20, 2015. Oh and I should probably give our HR team a quick plug – still actively recruiting. For a large number of interesting technical roles in Leeds city centre.). My other project for 2015 Q1 has been to put together and deliver a presentation on NoSQL and the modern database landscape for the “Leeds Sharp” .NET user group. I finally presented it a few weeks ago. 8211; the next session. Is Thursday May 28th and celebrates their third birthday with a presentation on F#. And Leeds Code Dojo. This ...
Talking To The Graph (“Obligatory Neo4j” Part 3) | alex.d.garland
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Talking To The Graph (“Obligatory Neo4j” Part 3). January 17, 2014. This is my third post on the popular open-source graph database Neo4j, and I’ll be taking a look at APIs. To see the full series, you can check out the Neo4j tag on this blog – alexdgarland.com/category/neo4j/. First of all, a quick reminder of our “set text”, the Graph Databases e-book from O’Reilly and Neo Technology. Free, concise, full of useful info – what’s not to like? Sorry, what’s that? Which (as you would expect) can be called ...
Nathan's thoughts: NUnit templates for ASP.NET MVC 2 RC 2
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Sunday, February 28, 2010. NUnit templates for ASP.NET MVC 2 RC 2. Now with ASP.Net MVC 2 RC 2 out. It's time to have a working NUnit. Were a start, however, I took it a step further and synchronized most of the template code with the MVC 2 template code. This gave me a really good result and is really quite workable. Try it for yourself. Get started with the following instructions:. Download the zip file: Mvc.NUnit.Testsv2.0.zip. Once that is done, the template should be ready to use. Works great, thanks.
Integrating SonarQube Metrics into a TFS build – Part 3 | Andy-B-Dev
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Hi, I'm Andy and I'm a dev from Leeds, UK. Stuff for Devs around Yorkshire. Integrating SonarQube Metrics into a TFS build – Part 3. July 31, 2014. November 12, 2014. Integrate the “Sonar Runner” into your build. Make TFS output the required test and coverage results files. Setup your project to use Sonar. Integrate the “Sonar Runner” into your build. The bit that actually does something. The last stage of the integration can be split into four parts:. Scan and upload the results. Create a new build temp...
Do Nerf guns matter? No but that’s the point. | Andy-B-Dev
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Hi, I'm Andy and I'm a dev from Leeds, UK. Stuff for Devs around Yorkshire. Do Nerf guns matter? No but that’s the point. August 8, 2014. This was originally supposed to be a comment to this post http:/ www.scottsellers.co.uk/2014/07/do-nerf-guns-matter.html. But I soon found myself doing a lot of typing so thought I’d post it instead🙂. Such is working life that a mix of many from a spectrum of opinion exist and you can’t please all. Does this mean that you do none of these things and therefor...Myself ...
Integrating SonarQube Metrics into a TFS build – Part 2 | Andy-B-Dev
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Hi, I'm Andy and I'm a dev from Leeds, UK. Stuff for Devs around Yorkshire. Integrating SonarQube Metrics into a TFS build – Part 2. July 31, 2014. August 15, 2014. Setup your project to use Sonar. Make TFS output the required test and coverage results files. Setup your project to use Sonar. Integrate the “Sonar Runner” into your build. You may need to upgrade a few of your SonarQube plugins if you haven’t already. This upgrade brings with it a few issues:. 8221; as there is a specific approach for upgra...
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Hi, I'm Andy and I'm a dev from Leeds, UK. Stuff for Devs around Yorkshire. Quickly Unblocking Powershell scripts you have downloaded. March 4, 2015. March 4, 2015. The quickest way I have found is to do this is from PowerShell as an admin as such …. Get-ChildItem C: somewhere in-the-file-system MyDownloadedScripts -Recurse Unblock-File. For more info about how/why downloaded scripts are blocked see this post by Scott Hanselman. 2 128 but it happened … time to buy a lottery ticket. January 15, 2015.
Graph Data Modelling (“Obligatory Neo4j” Part 2) | alex.d.garland
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Graph Data Modelling (“Obligatory Neo4j” Part 2). December 28, 2013. First of all – a quick “thank you” to the guys at Neo Technology and anyone else who commented on/ retweeted my last post. It feels like there’s a friendly community around Neo4j and – let’s be honest – that’s as important as the software itself. As they are published. Throughout, I’ll likely refer to the e-book “Graph Databases”, available for free here. Much more like the same thing. They also argue that performance considerations pus...
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Keeping up with software developments using .Net. Setting Client Credentials when calling an HTTPS Web Service with the WSDL Type Provider. February 10, 2015. Just because it was so hard to find it online. (This works with .Net 4.5 and F# 3.1). You will need to add references to:. Here’s the code, I’m sure you can work out the important bit. It’s calling a WCF service called MyService, your names may vary:. Make it run, make it right: The three implementation strategies of TDD. June 18, 2014. To take the...
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