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Some new in-mix downloads
There are some very cool downloads suddenly appear on MSDN download site due to all new technologies, presented at Mix ‘09. So let’s start Silverlight 3 SDK beta 1 If you do not want to install full SDK, you can install only runtime for Windows or Mac. Then, you can read documentation online. You do not need it, if you’re going to install Silverlight 3 tools beta 1 for VS2008 SP1. After you have all this, go to the official Silverlight web site and start working. If you re “in” .NET RIA Services,...
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Posted On Friday, March 20, 2009 4:21 PM | Feedback (0)

Finally I can reveal stuff I working for last half year!
A couple of days ago WordFocus exposed one of our (frankly old :) ) WPF prototypes for in-car energy assistant system, so today I can exclusively show you some of screens from this state of art WPF work. Real time performance of WPF touch screen application, running on low power automotive grade PC, which boots faster, then Nokia phone. Huge respect for all developers and P-defs. Click for screenshots and video on my blog >>...
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Posted On Monday, February 16, 2009 7:20 PM | Feedback (0)

Nifty time savers for WPF development
I just published an article on Code Project, that explains how to use my latest FM USB library for building real world software radio receiver with WPF. There I referenced to some nifty WPF time savers, I’m using for everyday development. So, today I want to share those code pieces with you. Keep reading on my blog >>...
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Posted On Thursday, January 08, 2009 8:24 PM | Feedback (0)

USB FM radio library was published on CodePlex
I just published a part of my latest project – dynamic library to work with FM receivers on CodePlex under MS-PL. So, feel free do download, test and use it. Note, that this release is preliminary and has a lot of bugs. Also, RDS is not fully implements as well as recording capabilities with Direct Sound. I’m keep working to provide WPF UI for this library to “productize” it. So, what are you waiting for? Download and Spear the word with this news! This is the first and only fully managed library...
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Posted On Friday, January 02, 2009 10:49 PM | Feedback (0)

Quick Silverlight (and WPF) tip: How to write program without XAML
From the moment, 10K MIX09 contest was launched, I got more, then 20 people, asking the same question: Is it possible to have Silverlight program up and running without XAML at all? The answer is “YES, IT IS”. Here is how: All you need for run WPF or Silverlight application is Class inherited from System.Windows.Application Class inherited from System.Windows.Controls.Use... So, Let’s create new WPF or Silverlight application and delete all files from the project directory. Then add one file,...
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Posted On Tuesday, December 23, 2008 6:51 PM | Feedback (0)

Creating transparent buttons, panels and other control with Compact Framework and putting one into other
In WPF/Silverlight world it's very simple to make transparent controls and put anything inside anything. However, that's not the situation in WinForms, and even worth in the world of compact devices with CF. Within this worlds, there is only one way to make controls transparent - to use color masks. Today, we'll create transparent controls with Compact Framework and put it into panel, which has image background. So let's start. First of all, we need create our own control. For this purpose, we have...
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Posted On Friday, November 21, 2008 8:09 PM | Feedback (0)

Auto scroll ListBox in WPF
In WinForms era it was very simple to autoscroll listbox content in order to select last or newly added item. It become a bit complicated in WPF. However, complicated does not mean impossible. As for me, Microsoft should add this feature to base ListBox implementation as another attempt to be attractive environment for LOB application. See, for example this thread from MSDN forums. I'm really understand this guy. He do not want to implement it with a lot of code, he just want it to be included in...
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Posted On Monday, November 10, 2008 4:14 PM | Feedback (1)