Some notes from out of the trenches

• Long time ago I hated when the project did not compile. Later I've learned to despise broken unit tests. Now I'm feeling myself uncomfortable if there are broken projects flashing at CCTray. What will come next?
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Long time ago (a couple of months are really a long time in a fast-paced environment) I did write a post on implementing DSL functionality efficiently with .NET. Well, it turns out that I was wrong in a couple of spots:

• DSL could be really efficient and easy to implement (Ayende has pointed out this to me really quick by mentioning Boo)
• When you get really complex workflows (40+ nodes, 90+ interactions) C# "noise" becomes too loud to handle.

So right now I'm at the point where I have to look for the approaches like SimpleStateMachine in order to still be able to manage development project efficiently.