The structured programming model of C# is decisive and straightforward. There is generally one or only a handful of idiomatically correct ways to facilitate a particular design need. In the case of API design, the language’s conception of access modifiers is fundamental. Exposures of behaviors to client code are controlled by applying public, private, orContinue reading “C# Deserves A Better Message Passing API”
Monthly Archives: May 2013
Introducing X DSL, A More Fluent XML Builder
A while back, I posted about using DynamicObjects to facilitate building Domain Specific Languages in C#. To the extent that we have to play within the syntactic sandbox that the language itself requires, we are still able to take advantage of what is available in the way of built in operators by changing their meaning.Continue reading “Introducing X DSL, A More Fluent XML Builder”
Joel Holder's Code Compendium 