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Exploring the Reactive Framework part II

Talk around the water cooler is that it might be possible to use the Reactive Framework for some lightweight CEP. I’ll correct some of the (big) mistakes from my last post and build up a “jumping” window extension method for IObservable s.   In my...

Exploring the Reactive Framework (RX)

A few days ago , intentionally or not, a version of the Reactive Framework was released into the wild . Let’s see how we can use the RX for computations on a stream of data. As an example we’ll take a stream of ints and produce the averages in groups...

Some interesting sessions at the Microsoft Enterprise Developer and Solutions Conference

  There are some interesting sessions at the 2009 EntDevCon .   Three of particular interest to me are are 1. “Coral8 Engine Integrated with Microsoft Windows HPC Server 2008”  at 11 on Tuesday. I had a chance to see some of the early bits...

Catalog of User Experience Patterns

Via Brad Abrams , check out this great site: Quince: a catalog of UX design patterns .

The WPF ah-ha Moment

In nearly every bit of WPF training material or weblog there is some reference to the "ah-ha" moment. The point at which all the new concepts you've been learning gel into a cohesive unit. For me, that moment was one or two months after I started developing...
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More than one way to do it, Part I - Powershell

So my coworker , err boss :) seems to have started playing with Powershell, which is great. It looks like his first foray into PowerShell development is a commandlet for tibco ems topics . My initial feeling on this is that the benefits of commandlets...

Fuzzy Task List released to CodePlex

I've added a few more features to the Fuzzy Task List so that it's now approaching the point where it's usable. The code's been cleanup up and released to CodePlex. Fuzzy task lists are useful for kinds of tasks that don't have fixed times, such as: getting...
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Fuzzy task list in WPF

The software product, Sciral Consistency implements a "fuzzy task list". These are for the tasks that don't have fixed times, such as: getting a hair cut going to dentist keeping in touch with old friends A traditional calendar approach doesn't work for...
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