- Setting up for the Orlando Code Retreat This month I had the…
- Silverlight Cream for August 15, 2010 -- #926In this Issue: Michael Washington, Michael Crump, Don Burnett, John Papa, Jeremy Alles, Rob Miles(\-2-), and David Gadd.
- Silverlight Cream for August 13, 2010 -- #924In this Issue: Michael Washington, Mickael Chambaud, Colin Eberhardt, Jeff Wilcox, John Papa, Jesse Liberty, Karsten Januszewski, Kunal Chowdhury(\-2-),…
- 10 Things C++ Developers Learning C# Should KnowAfter taking a lot of time with C# fundamentals, I decided to go down a different road this week and talk about some of the differences in C# that can be…
- Silverlight Cream for August 11, 2010 -- #923In this Issue: René Schulte, Haruhiro Isowa, Jesse Liberty, Jeremy Likness, Shawn Wildermuth, Evan Hutnick, Don Burne, Mark Tucker, On Ali Tinwala, Derik…
- Cloud Platform VendorsCloud services platforms are still in their infancy considering the size of the market, but big players like Microsoft, IBM, Amazon, and Google have made…
- Going asynchronous - AOP made easy with Event-Based Components – Part IIILogging, validation, exception handling: that´s easy aspects to insert into an Event-Based Components design as I´ve shown in my previous post. But what…
- Silverlight Cream for August 08, 2010 -- #921In this Issue: Michael Washington, Jeff Fansler, Jeff Wilcox, Rob Eisenburg, Vikram Pendse, Nigel Sampson(\-2-), Jesse Liberty, Simon Jackson, and Nick…
- Aspect Oriented Programming made easy with Event-Based Components – Part IIIn my previous post I described the architecture for a small application to index .TXT files. Here´s are the napkins with my design EBC diagrams so far:
- Aspect Oriented Programming made easy with Event-Based Components – Part IAOP still is pretty much a pain when living according to “traditional” object orientation. You need fancy tools or you need to do some advanced code…
- Silverlight Cream for August 04, 2010 -- #918In this Issue: Jeff Fansler, Chris Klug, Kirupa Chinnathambi, Mike Taulty, David Anson, Florent Pajani, Kunal Chowdhury, Mike Snow, and Jesse Liberty.
- Introducing LightSwitch – rapid development of LOB applicationsToday at VSLive! we announced Visual Studio LightSwitch (link not quite up yet). LightSwitch is intended to be the simplest way to build business…
- Silverlight Cream for August 03, 2010 -- #917In this Issue: Brian Noyes, Jeff Fansler, Pencho Popadiyn, Eugene Chaikin, Jeff Wilcox, Peter Torr, Michael B. McLaughlin, and Tim Greenfield.
- INotifyPropertyChanged with less code using ExpressionsTechnorati Tags:,, Parts 1 & 2 of this unintended trilogy: - INotifyPropertyChanged with less typing using a Code Snippet - INotifyPropertyChanged with…
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- Silverlight Cream for July 31, 2010 -- #915In this Issue: Phil Middlemiss, Al Pascual, Joost van Schaik, Timmy Kokke, Tau Sick, David Rousset, Dinesh Sodani, Einar Ingebrigtsen, Ben Gracewood,…
- C# Fundamentals: The Differences Between Struct and ClassThis week in C# Fundamentals, we'll tackle the basic differences between C# struct and class types. Sure, this has been discussed many times by many…
- INotifyPropertyChanged with less typing using a Code SnippetTechnorati Tags: .NET,INotifyPropertyChanged,MVVM Kevin Grossnicklaus gave a nice presentation on M-V-VM User Interface Patterns in Silverlight and WPF at…
