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Programmatic Drawing with Silverlight 2.0/3.0 – A Digital Clock
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REA_ANDREW
This is the second in a small series I am writing on programmatic drawing inside Silverlight. The first post I did on this was an analogue clock and it can be found here: http://www.andrewrea.co.uk/blog/2009/08/12/ProgrammaticDrawingWithSilverlight2030AnAnalogueClock...
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Creating an Extended Content Result for ASP.NET MVC
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I had a requirement on a small home project I am working on, where I need to add some more information to a content result than was there. More specifically I had to add the status code and also have access to the response header collection. ...
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An idea relating to, exposing the resource files of different assemblies for consumption by the client side
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Files Please download the example solution for this post from the following url. http://lab.andrewrea.co.uk/ResourcesExampleMvc.rar Summary Ok, I have been writing this one as I went, whilst thinking and deving so my opinion on this has changed from when...
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