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dversepoets.com
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| | | | | Hello. Frank Hubeny here. The topic today is reverse poetry. I just heard about it a week ago, but I figure it is time to try something new or at least become familiar with something new. A reverse poem is one that presents a message, story or a viewpoint for a few lines and then... | |
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codeblog.jonskeet.uk
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| | | | | Last time we looked into the boundary between the caller of an async method and the method itself. This time I'm going to show the same sort of "skeleton API" but for awaitable types. This is at the heart of C# 5's async feature: within an async method, you can include "await" expressions. You have... | |
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codeblog.jonskeet.uk
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| | | | | (This post covers project 12 in the source code.) Last time, we saw what happens when we have multiple await expressions: we end up with multiple potential states in our state machine. That's all fine, but there's a known bug in the current CTP which affects the code generated when you have multiple awaits in... | |
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vrschoolresearch.com
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| | | Teacher Toni Maddock from Southern Montessori School (Adelaide) set about the task of designing an integrated unit of work (science and geography) on biomes and food security that would allow her middle school students to demonstrate both content mastery and develop communication and creativity skills by using 360-degree VR via the VRTY platform. There are... | ||
