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Silverlight 4 Container Control
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Today I went looking for a simple skinable container control that I could use in Silverlight 4. I of course checked the framework first, and didn’t find exactly what I was looking for. I then checked the Silverlight Toolkit for Silverlight...
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Custom Explicit and Implicit Operators in C#
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I recently had a friend ask me about my use of implicit operators. I’ve been using them for a while now, but don’t think they’ve gained much traction for some reason, as I rarely come across code where they’ve been implemented. Using implicit or...
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Silverlight 4
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So the Silverlight platform has been quite interesting for some time in concept, and had some niche abilities that made it perfect for streaming media, or writing simple rich applications. Around the time of Silverlight 3 things started to get interesting;...
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Windows 7 RC
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The Windows 7 RC has been officially announced. http://windowsteamblog.com/blogs/windows7/archive/2009/04/24/windows-7-release-candidate-update.aspx I for one am very excited about this release. I’ve been using Windows 7 Beta on my laptop for some...
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Prish Image Resizer
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Ok, this is just too cool. Quote Talking about Prish Image Resizer – new “Power Toy” replacement for Windows Vista/7/XP Choose your flavor (64 bit/32 bit) Current build: 2519 * Added custom resize to context menu. * Control quality of JPG produced...
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Jamcast Official Beta
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A good friend of mine recently revealed to me that he's released a beta to the public of a neat piece of software. Jamcast allows the user to stream their digital audio across their network to devices with built in support like Playstation 3, XBox 360...
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Building a Composite WPF Application
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Jeff Brand (Microsoft Evangelist from Minneapolis) has put together the start of an excellent screen cast on throwing up composite applications using the Microsoft Composite Application Library and WPF. It's worth the 20 minutes or so to watch it - http...
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HDC Omaha 2008 - Code and Slides
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This is the application I demonstrated during my WPF Line of Business presentation, as well as my slide deck. Demonstrated: WPF Commanding Provider based Data Source Handling Validation Collections and Binding (ObservableCollection<T>) LINQ to XML
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Iowa Code Camp - Des Moines
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I'm proud to announce the second coming of the Iowa Code Camp. This sequence follows the amazingly successful event held in Iowa City of May of this year. Nearly 200 people attended for 90% of the event, we gave away upwards of $20,000 dollars in prizes...
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{ T }rite - Source Code Release
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I've had a few ask for the source control to this project, and amidst my objections, I tried to come up with a good reason not to release it and couldn't find one. :) The goal of this project was really to push through the app and get a working model...
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