Investigation into bringing together graph and reactive computing. This fifth post in the series showcases slightly more complex LINQ-to-graph and Rx types queries for both “pull” and “push” type computation.
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Investigation into bringing together graph and reactive computing. This fourth post in the series showcases LINQ-to-graph and Rx types queries for both “pull” and “push” type computation.
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Investigation into bringing together graph and reactive computing. This is the third post in the series and deals with the platform’s data model.
Everything in ReactGraph is a node. …
Investigation into bringing together graph and reactive computing. This is the second post in the series and deals with the remote evaluation of continuous queries.
IQbservable?In my previous post I mentioned that Reactor is based …
Over the last few weeks, as a spare time side project, I’ve been experimenting with a concept that has been circulating in my head for few years now. I’ve been trying to form an opinion, by writing code, around questions such as…
(Playing with move semantics in C++ – Part 1)
In this second part, we take a look at what happens when an object stores a reference to another one, effectively not controlling its lifetime. An rvalue reference is required as an argument in order to convey the “I …
(Kjell Schubert contributed to these posts with ideas, discussion, feedback, and corrections).
I did a lot of C++ programming back in the 90s when the language didn’t have universal references, move semantics, lambdas, shared_ptrs, or any of the cool features that have been introduced since then. I moved to C# …
What a great initiative from the leaders of our field: “code.org is a non-profit foundation dedicated to growing computer programming education.”
Programming “is the closest thing we have to a superpower” :-)
(Drew Houston, Founder and CEO of Dropbox)
I love to code. It’s my hobby, …
Just recording the following for those lost coding souls like me who are trying to find a solution on the web :-)
I needed to instantiate a SortedSet for a WinRT application that I am writing. I didn’t want to create a new class that implements an IComparer (just being …