Monthly Archives: September 2009

Alt.Net Evangelism And What We Could Do Better

Posted on September 14, 2009 by Ryan Svihla

If we assume our goal as the Alt.Net community is to improve software development as a whole, we’re doing a pretty bad job.  Not that many people have even heard of the concepts we espouse, and those that have but … Continue reading →

Posted in alt.net | 18 Comments

Playing With Haskell

Posted on September 2, 2009 by Ryan Svihla

My tech book club is starting to look at Haskell. I’m as big of a language addict as anyone so I wanted to dive in early and this is the overview of what I’ve found so far Statically Typed But … Continue reading →

Posted in Functional, GHC, Haskell, Learning | Comments Off

Simple BDD/TDD

Posted on September 2, 2009 by Ryan Svihla

Todays theory is most tests and specs should be very short (2-3 lines), have at most a setup for context establishment, avoid the majority of test framework features as they should be used as an exception and not as a … Continue reading →

Posted in BDD, TDD | 10 Comments