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User Interference
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
Matt Warren - MSFT
14
Comments
There's a lot about todays web-site interfaces that bug me. First, let me say that many sites are utterly fantastic and its not the lack of content or style (that plagues many home page sites for example). It's the sheer overload of unrelated information...
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Feeling Stupid
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
Matt Warren - MSFT
13
Comments
Programming makes you feel stupid. All the time. Just when you think you finally understand something, know all its ins and outs, along comes something new that you know nothing about, not even enough to hold up your end of a speculative conversation...
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Reusability Rant
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
Matt Warren - MSFT
10
Comments
During my lifetime (so far) of programming I've worked on a many projects that were built around or including external libraries and components. These are packaged units of software purchased from a vendor for a specific purpose. However, no matter how...
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Xen meets its Omega
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
Matt Warren - MSFT
9
Comments
I got a surprise in my inbox this morning. An email from Erik Meijer read: The impossible has happened: X# became Xen, Xen became Comega, and Comega has shipped. http://www.research.microsoft.com/research/downloads/default.aspx . Enjoy Matt
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Procrastinating Paradigms
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
Matt Warren - MSFT
7
Comments
Programming is sometimes a mind boggling and perplexing thing. If you know what you want to do, and how to do it, then it is a breeze and you can whip out a thousand lines a day, write an entire app over the weekend. If you don't know what you want to...
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Fishing for Answers
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
Matt Warren - MSFT
4
Comments
Everything you do in your day-to-day life, how you approach solving even minor problems, reflects in the way you write code. My soon to be four year old son, Charlie, has had his mind set on getting a pet fish ever since the movie Finding Nemo came...
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Confessions of a C# Hack
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
Matt Warren - MSFT
3
Comments
I've been making a lot of changes lately to the c# compiler. You won't see these in Whidbey so don't ask me about them yet. For the most part, it hasn't been too tough. The compiler was designed well and is generally easy to make modifications too. Yet...
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Parallel Polarity
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
Matt Warren - MSFT
3
Comments
Sometimes scientific discoveries are not made in the lab, sometimes they are born out of conjecture and backed up by observation alone. Thank goodness for that or I'd have never discovered the truth. I suppose many of you have thoughts on occasion that...
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Warped Weaving
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
Matt Warren - MSFT
3
Comments
Aspect oriented programming uses a technique called 'weaving' to merge together and/or modify portions of functional/procedural code, to produce code that at the same time is both highly efficient and easy to understand in cases where normal procedural...
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Focused on the Customer
Posted
over 9 years ago
by
Matt Warren - MSFT
3
Comments
The top level management at Microsoft spend a lot of time keeping the rest of us focused on the mission, making sure that we never lose sight of the end goal, and that its all about the 'customer', not the fantastical whims of a few developers. Still...
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