Fredrik Normén
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Using the WebBrowser control and debug a Silverlight Out-of-browser (OOB) application in VS 2010
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Fredrik N
Yesterday I played with the WebBrowser control shipped with Silverlight 4. I was trying to create a little RSS Reader for Silverlight 4, only to try out some of the new features. The WebBrowser control have two methods to display a web page, the Navigate...
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Silverlight 4 and Asynchronous Validation with INotifyDataErrorInfo
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Fredrik N
During this week I helped a company with the design of a RIA with Silverlight. In the existing Web and Window Forms application they have a form where the users can enter an account id (or was it a customer id ;)). When they leave the TextBox they did...
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.NET 4.0 is so Lazy
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Fredrik N
With .NET 4.0 there is a new class added to the System namespace called Lazy<T>. This class is what the name says, lazy. Here is an example where Lazy is used: var lazy = new Lazy<IList<OrderRow>>( () => { var rows = //get order rows;...
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