About the service
I am an engineer who has spent years applying Nemerle — a hybrid functional-object language on the dotnet CLR platform — to tasks where ordinary C# produces mountains of boilerplate code. If you have a complex problem that is hard to express concisely, Nemerle's macro system almost always provides an answer, and I know how to use it. Here is what I do exactly. First, code generation at compile time: my macros unfold into strictly typed code before the program runs, so you do not pay for reflection at runtime and get full type checking. Second, embedded DSLs: I design small languages that read like your problem domain, so your team describes rules in understandable syntax that compiles directly to CLR bytecode. Third, integration with legacy dotnet: since Nemerle lives natively on CLR, I connect it to your C# or F# assemblies without interop pain, wrapping old libraries in clean functional interfaces. I combine pattern matching, algebraic types and immutable structures with ordinary OOP classes where that is more appropriate, choosing the paradigm for each specific module rather than imposing one style everywhere. Typical projects: replacing hundreds of uniform DTO mappers with a single generating macro, building a validation DSL that catches errors at compile time, or phased modernization of a tangled dotnet monolith. You receive documented source code, a suite of unit tests, build scripts and a short guide so your developers can maintain the macros after handoff. I write readable code, explain every metaprogramming technique and never leave a black box behind. Tell me about your codebase and its pain points — I will propose minimal Nemerle intervention to eliminate it.
