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Category Archives: Silverlight
Modern Enterprise Applications – A Mobile Web Strategy
In my last post, Modern Enterprise Applications, I started to look at what it takes to build a modern enterprise application. Technological advances have added complexities to building enterprise application. The expectations of enterprise users has changed. They expect to … Continue reading
Posted in HTML5, Modern Applicaiton, Silverlight, Software Architecture, User Experience, Windows 8, WP8
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Some Silverlight Resources to Help Get Started
I seem to get this question a lot “I want to get started in Silverlight…Where do I begin?” A while back I put together an email to a friend with some resources that I have found helpful. The last couple … Continue reading
Posted in .NET, C#, Silverlight
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I can write my application in classic ASP but do I really want to?
I can write my application in classic ASP and satisfy all my requirements but do I really want to. There has been a lot of hype around Silverlight vs. HTML5. I started into the conversations with “The Future of Silverlight” … Continue reading
Posted in .NET, C#, Computer Science, HTML5, Silverlight, Software Architecture
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Silverlight Child Window With MEF and MVVM Light
UPDATED: I created another post that updates my approach for working with Silverlight Child Windows. So it has been a long time since I did a pure technical post. In fact I have completely blown my goals for the year. … Continue reading
Posted in .NET, 2010 Goals, C#, MEF, MVVM, MVVMLight, Silverlight
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Day 1 of New England Give Camp Done!
So today (or yesterday as it is past midnight) was the first day of New England Give Camp. We met all the charities and the developers that are making their projects a reality. My team is building an application to … Continue reading
Posted in .NET, Give Camp, MEF, MVVM, MVVMLight, Silverlight, WCF RIA Services
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Giving Back
So I haven’t done a good job blogging lately, in face I have pretty much blown my goals out of the water. I am hoping that will change in the near future (more on that in a later post). This … Continue reading
Posted in .NET, Give Camp, MVVM, Silverlight
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Predicting The Future!
So it has been a while since I have posted and I am not doing so hot on my goals for the year. Work has kept me pretty busy an I have not had time to play but when I … Continue reading
Posted in .NET, Mix 2010, PDC09, Silverlight, Windows Phone Series 7
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MEF, MVVMLight and Silverlight…Oh My!
Well, it is the last day of 2009 and I am posting my last coding post of the year. Nothing like waiting until the last day of the year to complete my goal of three substantial coding post before the … Continue reading
Posted in .NET, C#, MEF, MVVM, MVVMLight, Silverlight, WCF RIA Services
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Silverlight 4 Data Binding: String Format
This is the second substantial coding post to reach my goal of three by the end of the year. In this post I will demonstrate the new string formatting functionality in Silverlight 4 data binding. There have been a lot … Continue reading
Posted in .NET, C#, Silverlight
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Bing Maps SilverLight Control
Yesterday I attended a lunchtime session on the new Bing Maps Silverlight Control. I went to this session for fun. It was pretty cool, even if I won’t get a chance to use it anytime soon. There is a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Bing Maps, PDC09, Silverlight
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