Archive for March, 2009
After years of recoiling at the sight of code like this, am I supposed now to embrace it in a spirit of reconciliation?
namespace ConsoleApplication1 { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { dynamic blah = GetTheBlah(); Console.WriteLine(blah); } private static dynamic GetTheBlah() { if (DateTime.Now.Millisecond % 3 == 0) return 0; else return "hello world!"; } } }
need to wash my hands.
I can relate to this:
I’ll take a lake of fire any day over more than three strangers in a room with which I share no common task and with whom I’m expected to socialize
How to express this to my wife without her thinking that I am suffering from a combination of acrophobia and Downs Syndrome…?
BTW: I was surfing Chris’ blog because I’ve finally made the time to explore MGrammar and the “OSLO” SDK.
Expect to see a resurgance of blogging on this site, as I introduce you to my new open source project.
Expect to hear a bit about MGrammar, PEX, F#, Powershell, and declarative architecture specifications…
… I’m excited. New toys to play with and some amazing new productivity enhancements to play with…
