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Using Emojis in PowerShell Code
Using Emojis in PowerShell Code
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Few days ago I saw a post about using hieroglyph unicode characters in Haskell to write fully functional Haskell code. They shown an example of map function. A function that applies a function to a collection of items. Pretty much how foreach does in PowerShell. I thought this was fun, and tweeted this: That code uses capabilities of PowerShell… READ MORE

CoreRT - A .NET Runtime for AOT
CoreRT – A .NET Runtime for AOT
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Firstly, what exactly is CoreRT? From its GitHub repo: .. a .NET Core runtime optimized for AOT (ahead of time compilation) scenarios, with the accompanying .NET native compiler toolchain The rest of this post will look at what that actually means. Contents Existing .NET ‘AOT’ Implementations High-Level Overview The Compiler The Runtime ‘Hello World’ Program Limitations Further… READ MORE

Applying consistent code styles with Visual Studio 2017
Applying consistent code styles with Visual Studio 2017
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Visual Studio 2017 offers an extended set of tools that can help developers be more productive and for teams to be more cohesive and consistent. Code consistency is important at any level you look at it: individual, team and enterprise. Although each developer has his/her unique code writing style, there are cases where we may want… READ MORE