Release notes for SKGL Extension (2.0.5)
Development of our new Web API is going quite fast. Therefore, it is important to keep SKGL Extension up-to-date so that you can take an advantage of all new features! Today, I want to mention some of...
View ArticleRelease notes for SKGL Extension (2.0.4)
I am happy to tell all users of SKGL Extension that there is a new version available (since the update in late January). In this post, I would like to mention some changes made to the API, a short...
View ArticleWhat’s new in SKGL Extension for .NET (v. 2)
The extension API for SKGL used to communicate with the Web API of Serial Key Manager has now been upgraded to support Web API 2.0. Below, I’ve listed some changes: The project was moved to GitHub: You...
View ArticleKeeping Track of Code Quality with NDepend
In the recent lecture at the Computer Science programme, we’ve discussed the way projects should be designed. There are three very important criteria: Coupling, Cohesion and Responsibility driven...
View ArticleThe Power of Finite Differences in Real World Problems
Introduction Most of the people are certainly familiar with Calculus already from high school and the beginning of university. It is usually associated with concepts like infinitely small, behaviour at...
View ArticleMathos Parser is now an expression compiler
The requirement of performing several thousands of calculations (for example, during integration) led to the optimization with pre-scanned expressions. But the aim to make Mathos Parser even faster...
View ArticleIf statement in CIL
The article, Introduction to IL Assembly Language, is a great resource for those of you who would like to understand IL code (kind of like asm but in .net). IL really gives you a different perspective...
View ArticleThe advantages of pre-scanned expressions
RubyInt project, or Iron Ruby Based Mathos Core Library Interpreter was one of the projects to be tested with the new parser feature, that is, pre-scanned expressions. In the Integral approximation...
View ArticleFaster evaluation using a pre-scanned expression
[This article was updated to included changes in v. 1.0.7.2. Originally written for v. 1.0.7.1] Today, I published a newer version of Mathos Parser on both CodePlex and NuGet. The release notes: from...
View ArticleRelease notes for SKGL Extension (2.0.5)
Development of our new Web API is going quite fast. Therefore, it is important to keep SKGL Extension up-to-date so that you can take an advantage of all new features! Today, I want to mention some of...
View ArticleRelease notes for SKGL Extension (2.0.4)
I am happy to tell all users of SKGL Extension that there is a new version available (since the update in late January). In this post, I would like to mention some changes made to the API, a short...
View ArticleWhat’s new in SKGL Extension for .NET (v. 2)
The extension API for SKGL used to communicate with the Web API of Serial Key Manager has now been upgraded to support Web API 2.0. Below, I’ve listed some changes: The project was moved to GitHub: You...
View ArticleKeeping Track of Code Quality with NDepend
In the recent lecture at the Computer Science programme, we’ve discussed the way projects should be designed. There are three very important criteria: Coupling, Cohesion and Responsibility driven...
View ArticleThe Power of Finite Differences in Real World Problems
Introduction Most of the people are certainly familiar with Calculus already from high school and the beginning of university. It is usually associated with concepts like infinitely small, behaviour at...
View ArticleMathos Parser is now an expression compiler
The requirement of performing several thousands of calculations (for example, during integration) led to the optimization with pre-scanned expressions. But the aim to make Mathos Parser even faster...
View ArticleIf statement in CIL
The article, Introduction to IL Assembly Language, is a great resource for those of you who would like to understand IL code (kind of like asm but in .net). IL really gives you a different perspective...
View ArticleThe advantages of pre-scanned expressions
RubyInt project, or Iron Ruby Based Mathos Core Library Interpreter was one of the projects to be tested with the new parser feature, that is, pre-scanned expressions. In the Integral approximation...
View ArticleFaster evaluation using a pre-scanned expression
[This article was updated to included changes in v. 1.0.7.2. Originally written for v. 1.0.7.1] Today, I published a newer version of Mathos Parser on both CodePlex and NuGet. The release notes: from...
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