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Getting started with Web 2.0 using Wakanda

You aren't familiar with Web 2.0 development ? Wakanda is free, Open Source, and easy to learn, so after reading this article you'll be able to develop a Web 2.0 app whitout coding HTML5 ,CSS3, or SQL. ;)

How to write a simple interpreter in JavaScript

Introduction to the compiling/interpreting process by making a simple calculator application in JavaScript.

How does it work in Mono's C# compiler?

The Mono is an Open Source free programming language project. It has the implementation of Microsoft's .NET Framework based on the ECMA standards for C# language and Common Language Runtime (CLR). In this article, I will explore how the Mono C# compiler...

How to write a simple interpreter in Javascript

Introduction to the compiling/interpreting process by making a simple calculator application in Javascript

Brainf*ck Compiler

This article shows how to produce executable file from brainf*ck source code using CodeDOM

What are Online Compilers & Online IDE's?

An online compiler allows you to access, edit, and compile your code from any web browser.

Checking for anonymous types

Because I blogged about anonymous types last month, I thought following extension method would also make an interesting post.

Nemerle 1.0 Released - Nemerle Forum | Google Groups

Today (May 17, 2011) first version of Nemerle 1.0 is released. Windows installer can be downloaded here http://goo.gl/UYyVr Official site: http://nemerle.org Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/nemerle Facebook page: http://facebook.com/Nemerle The installer...

Anonymous type equality follow-up: Equals()

After publishing yesterday's post on anonymous type equality, I received an interesting comment from a fellow redditor. He stated that even if the sequence of the property assignment were the same, the equality comparison would still return false, because the...

Anonymous type equality

An interesting C# compiler gotcha when using anonymous types..