Contents tagged with VS 2010
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Using the WebBrowser control and debug a Silverlight Out-of-browser (OOB) application in VS 2010
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 and the NavigateToString. The Navigate takes an URI, the NavigateToString takes a string with for example HTML to be diplsyed inside of the WebBrowser window. In my case I didn’t want to use the Navigate, instead the NavigateToString so I could just grab some RSS feeds and get the body of a post and pass it to the WebBrowser control. First of all I notice that the WebBrowser control will only work in a Out-of-browser application, if we try to use it in a browser we will se the following:
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Silverlight 4 Commanding enables ViewModels
One feature out of many really great feature shipped with Silverlight 4 Beta, is Commanding. With Commanding we can use the MVVM (Model View View Model) Pattern. Commanding is something that WPF has and preview Silverlight doesn’t. Commanding can only be used on ButtonBase controls and Hyperlink control at the moment, and will only be executed by the Click event. In this post I’m going to show how you can use the new Commanding feature and create use the MVVM pattern in Silverlight 4. Here is my simple UI:
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Visual Studio 2010 Launch Countdown Sidebar Widget
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Introduction to Templates in ASP.NET MVC 2 Screen cast
I have recorded some screen casts during the last week for Microsoft, one is was published today on Channel 9 (The Screen cast is in Swedish, I will eventually try to record screen casts also in English, but when that happens, I don’t now). You can found the screen cast here:
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VS 2010 Beta 2 and .Net 4.0 is now available for downloading from MSDN Sub.
Oh, I'm late.. but better late then never.. you can now download VS 2010 nad .Net 4.0 Beta 2, if you are a MSDN Subscriber.. You can read more about VS 2010 Beta 2 on Scott Guthrie's blog.