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Silverlight 4 Scrollviewer & Keeping items in view by Freakyuno

Just a short note today – mostly so I can look up later what I’ve done to get this working, but also to share the knowledge!    The Problem: When using Silverlight 4 and a Scrollviewer (not sure if WPF has the same issue, but the fix should...

Silverlight 4.0 Wizard Custom Control by Freakyuno

It’s common in my LOB applications to come across situations where I invent something, and later think…this would be useful for the community. This is one of those cases.  Most line of business applications require some sort of Linear process, or...
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Global BusyIndicator for DomainContext by Freakyuno

Just a short post to help out some poor soul dealing with some of the same issues I did before it hit me like a cream pie (right in the face). The Scenario: I’ve got a Silverlight 4 LOB Application, that will need to heavily use a BusyIndicator during...

Twtpoll auto voter by Freakyuno

Just a short entry today on a fun little project I came across.  I had a friend that for “educational purposes” wanted to know how to write a little WPF program that would Auto Vote on a twtpoll poll that was enabled for a 24 hour period. To plug...

Silverlight 4 Container Control by Freakyuno

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...

Custom Explicit and Implicit Operators in C# by Freakyuno

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...

Silverlight 4 by Freakyuno

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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