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Monthly Archives: June 2004

Mono 1.0 is out

Here are the release notes: http://www.mono-project.com/using/relnotes/1.0.html

Generics are cool, but Python is cooler

My friend Valentino has posted on his blog about a sample of code with C# and generics and he rewrote the sample in Python Here the samples:C# 2.0:List integers = new List();for(int i=1; i< =10; i++) integers.Add(i);int sum;integers.ForEach(delegate(int i){ sum+=i; });vsPython (basically any version):sum([x for x in xrange(11)])

Limits of XPath in .NET

In those days I was trying to enhance parsing capabilities of Atom .NET and since I based all the API around XPath I tried to gain more advantages from .NET implementation. The only limit I recognized is the lack of the capability to “serialize” the content of a visiting node (something like InnerXml or OuterXml [...]

gmail invitations

I have 3 accounts to give away, let me know if you want them

Atom.NET mailing list

After some requests and suggestions I decided to open a mailing list about the Atom.NET project.The main page is: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/atomnet-discuss

Soap Server 2004? Simple and powerful!

Here it is, the real Microsoft SOAP Server 2004:[via Corrado Cavalli]

To My or not to My?

I’m not mad, I’m talking about the custom My namespace that will be here with the .Net next shipment. Before getting into deep I want to spend two or three words about what My is and what it’s all about. First, I’m not a VB developer (I’ve basically never wrote more than 10 lines of [...]