F# by example – part 2

Programming tutorial on F#: why it adapts to the way we think, part 2

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How F# adapts to the way we think – part1

Programming tutorial on F#: why it adapts to the way we think

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How to have large file icons with SHGetFileInfo in C#

How to get large icons in your applications using SHGetFileInfo and C#

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Revamped quick-open dialog

Today I made a (much needed) major rewrite of the “quick-open-tabbles” and “quick-link” dialog boxes. You can now arrange tabbles in many different ways (by name, by color, by color name, be recent usage, more

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Auto-align, another video

Here is a new video of the upcoming auto-alignment feature:In the previous video, I was executing the auto-alignment manually. In this video, auto-alignment happens automatically, each time I drag a tabble more

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Auto-align tabbles is here

As promised, an auto-alignment function is ready.Here is a video of the feature:We are currently testing the feature and will release it as soon as possible. more

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The quick-open dialog: how to use it productively

Let’s talk about the ALT+c dialog box (aka quick-open tabbles) (see the above picture). This is one of the most important features in tabbles, one which increases your productivity a lot.A user complained more

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Scalable tabbles

Last night (well, five hours ago :P ) I said that today I would have added an auto-align feature and a snap-to-grid feature. I still want to do it (if Andrea and Irma approve it), but I realized there’s more

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Ain’t my desktop pretty?

Judge for yourself if my Tabbles desktop is pretty :) (click picture to enlarge)Of course I have many more tabbles, but I have hidden them from the ground floor. (I open the hidden tabbles with ALT+c). more

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Less is more – why categories were a bad idea

I took a tough decision today: I made a major simplification to Tabbles, which will hopefully make it easier to understand and learn, but which required me to delete many lines of code in which I had invested more

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