Reading F#
Even experienced C# developers can struggle to understand F# code. In this post I take a piece of F# code and break it down line by line to explain what it does.
on February 6, 2017
Even experienced C# developers can struggle to understand F# code. In this post I take a piece of F# code and break it down line by line to explain what it does.
on August 7, 2015
How do you unit test C# events and callbacks? Here's how.
on January 24, 2015
An if statement creates a branch in your code and increases it's complexity. This post looks at a less obvious kind of branch.
on January 7, 2015
Mastermind is a classic game of permutations and code breaking. It also makes for a really interesting coding challenge.
on August 18, 2014
Active Patterns are one of the killer features of F#. They can be a little confusing at first. This series of posts will help you to master them.
on July 21, 2014
I wrote these posts while first learning about functional programming. The posts are simple to follow because I didn't know enough to make them complicated.
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So Richard Dalton’s talk was stand out, absolutely hit the nail on the head.Covered points i’d not even considered.Well done.
Attendee, DDD North
I’ll never look at code in quite the same way again
Attendee, DDD South West
Best talk I went to lately. Very poignant, great storytelling skills!
Attendee, DDD North
SUPERB talk on Burnout by Richard Dalton – someone should get a video made for HR departments to see.
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