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selected blog posts home about eric topics sourcegear selected blog posts wednesday 18 january 2023 net native aot a series of posts about net native aot which allows net code to be compiled directly to native thursday 5 january 2023 sqlitepclraw and open source sustainability reflections on why i maintain an open source library tuesday 21 september 2021 sourcegear bridge preview swift with net in xcode a demo of a simple web app using swift asp net core 6 and xcode monday 26 july 2021 alpaca preview native swift with asp net core alpaca is er llama without llama tuesday 29 june 2021 will deep understanding still be valuable crabby old guy sees github copilot and says get off my lawn except with more words wednesday 28 april 2021 llama preview swift closures and delegates support for converting swift closures into net delegates with callasfunction syntax monday 19 april 2021 llama preview swift on net i see the potential for swift to feel like a good fit for net wednesday 10 march 2021 calling net apis from rust this is without a doubt the worst implementation of grep i ve ever heard of tuesday 19 january 2021 preview the sqlite llibrary as a net assembly a preview release of sqlite compiled for net with llama monday 20 april 2020 sourcegear rust net preview 0 1 0 don t even think about trying to use this for real work tuesday 10 march 2020 my exploration of rust and net a long yarn about some work i ve been doing toward the ability to use rust for net development tuesday 15 october 2019 net core choices what happens when you reach the point where everything you want to do is too risky wednesday 14 august 2019 nullable references in c 8 0 there are a few aspects of c 8 0 nullable references that may seem surprising but i like my compiler to complain about potential problems so i am enthusiastic about using this feature more tuesday 30 april 2019 exploring wasm2cil performance very early and very rough comparisons against wasmtime and native tuesday 23 april 2019 running webassembly and wasi with net a project that can take a webassembly wasi module and convert it into a net assembly on disk wednesday 10 april 2019 bringing 12 year old wpf code to net core 3 this code was developed on net 2 0 with visual studio 2005 but it required only minimal effort to bring it into the modern age monday 8 june 2015 my initial experience with rust i wrote a bunch of rust code i liked it monday 5 january 2015 why your f evangelism isn t working yes f has a seven year head start but swift will cross the chasm first this has nothing to do with the relative merits of these two languages the simple fact is that c is kinda great and objective c is kinda dreadful monday 14 may 2007 requirements but right after a spec is written a document is usually the wrong form it started out as a document only because that form was most convenient for the author but a document is not the most convenient form for the people who are reading or using the spec and those people have the author outnumbered most of those readers users want that spec to be a database instead of a document friday 11 november 2005 my life as a code economist so why would an isv ever intentionally release a product with known bugs tuesday 19 august 2003 career calculus i submit that worrying about how others perceive your c value is a waste of time the key to a great career is to focus on l the first derivative of the equation l is the rate at which your cluefulness is changing over time the actual value of c at any given moment is usually a distraction only one question matters with each day that goes by are you getting more clueful or less clueful or are you just stuck tuesday 15 april 2003 memoirs from the browser wars we sold our browser technology to 120 companies but one of them slaughtered the other 119 copyright 2001 2023 eric sink all rights reserved if you are in need of contract software development services i would appreciate your consideration of sourcegear