Andre has just directed me to the files of his presentation on MonoRail. Great stuff! One thing, though: scaffolding works great. I don't know which problem he might have had. I thought the documentation on the scaffolding has cleared all questions :-(

Jason Nelson has announced on Castle-devel list that his project, built using MonoRail, is going online: http://www.carbonmade.com/ It seems very nice and the usage of routing made some nice urls. Congrats to Jason and his team

I was able to compile and run the following code x = 10 x = x + 1 Yeah, stupid, innit? You may look closer and realise that 'x' is an undeclared variable 'x' type is thus not defined 'x''s type is inferred based on operations of attribution that follows the first appearance So x goes to a SymbolTable. Every assign expression that uses it is registered as a candidate on the SymbolTable entry. During the type resolval step it's easy to resolve the type of the first assign: x = 10 # this is a int32...

So I finally upgraded my laptop memory and have it cleaned (coolers and processor). Now 1GB + 256mb should be enough to ReSharper. Gosh, that thing is a memory eater. I wonder whether there are memory leaks on the code. It won't surprise me, though. ReSharper seems to use lots of flow analyzers which are quite complex. Anyway, one day and a half without any computer or internet access was surprisingly good. I had a chance to pile all the books I wanted to read and just sit and start reading them....

This one seems nice. My old blog unfortunatelly has been taken over by spammers, I had to disable comments and couldn't stop to delete all the spam (it was hundreds, maybe thousands of spam comments) Today I read an interesting sentence (two to be precise) from StringTemplate documentation: Many tool builders have clearly lost sight of the original problem we were all trying to solve. We programmers often get caught up in cool implementations, but we should focus on what should be built not what...