Code rant

I’ve helped several organisations adopt Test Driven Development (TDD). The initial worry that almost everyone has, is that it will hurt pro...

If you are a regular reader of my blog, you’ll know that I’m currently working on a .NET friendly API for RabbitMQ, EasyNetQ . EasyNetQ is o...

Microsoft is the rabbit caught in Apple’s headlights… and about to be run over by the Google juggernaut. Microsoft’s income comes from two m...

Today I was thinking about dependency injection and Haskell. If we think about how an IoC container in a language like C# works, there are s...

If you’re a regular reader, you’ll remember that I published an initial version EasyNetQ , my .NET friendly API for RabbitMQ, earlier this m...

After pondering the results of our message queue shootout , we decided to run with Rabbit MQ . Rabbit ticks all of the boxes, it’s supported...

Continuations are cool . They allow you to write some code that uses the enclosing state, but which can be executed in some other context at...

I’ve spent an interesting week evaluating various Message Queue products. The motivation behind this is a client that has somewhat high perf...

Thanks to the excellent Jan Van Ryswyck , the video of my EVAN talk is now on Vimeo here: http://vimeo.com/21705972 It’s very similar t...

Jan Van Ryswyck has very kindly invited me to rant at length on the subject of Monads. I’m going to be giving an hour long presentation for ...