Cool Generic Visitor Pattern in C# 2.0

I recently discovered that C# 2.0 was more then generic, you also get anonymous methods, partial and static classes, and some others…
The more I work with generic and anonymous methods, the more I feel like hacking with a dynamic language such as Ruby, Python or Boo (Boo is not dynamic I know, but so close).
My [...]

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An interesting debate about Rails never making it to the mainstream is going on Cedric’s weblog.
On a other node, Joel Spolsky is preparing his second edition of Best Software Writing book serie. I really liked the first one, has it made me discover some other greats writers (see my blogroll on the right).
And I have [...]