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  1. I like this idea - the feedback workshop http://bit.ly/Ht96v
  2. lessons on API design by Alex Ruiz - http://bit.ly/36U3PF
  3. what do leaders do when they make a mistake? http://bit.ly/iqCGG
  4. @cory_foy i checked in removing an unused file and forgot to checkin the csproj file with it today! #calamity
  5. cool article by @mfeathers on Ruby/language design - http://bit.ly/yTSGY
  6. our book club on 'An agile approach to a legacy system' - http://bit.ly/18vJsq
  7. @psnively as far as I'm aware you can yup
  8. @psnively cool, thanks! Also trying to work out the idiomatic way to compose functions. Which is the best way? http://gist.github.com/146965
  9. @psnively I don't think I've quite got the appreciation! Any reading that will take me there or is it only something you learn from doing?
  10. playing around with structuring f# code with modules although now every function is now 'public'. Maybe I should use types :S
  11. hmmm "--optimize- notailcalls" in the 'Other flags' section of VS project not being recognised
  12. got the f# compiling and running NUnit tests using Fake - not quite as quick as F# interactive but not bad
  13. RT @sai_venkat: Revelation - Setup methods in tests are evil... They hide so much behind them
  14. RT @andee_marks: Documentation is the lowest form of communication, according to Alistair Cockburn at http://bit.ly/QPjcU
  15. current thoughts on test doubles - http://bit.ly/YbiyQ
  16. Myth of developer productivity by @bellware http://bit.ly/RYKgz
  17. The trouble with performance reviews - http://bit.ly/tqB6c
  18. RT @migueldeicaza: History of C-languages http://dotnetmasters.com/hi...
  19. Neat intro to Scala - http://bit.ly/6t2SY
  20. RT @sai_venkat: Functions which return void are showing that they are working through side effects.