My apologies for the delay, but I have (finally) put together the release of my Flickr Gallery for BlogEngine.NET, or any other website for that matter. BlogEngine.NET users should understand this is not a typical "extension" where you drop a .cs file into the App_Code directory. It is a...

I have finally followed through with the promise to offer a Flickr-integrated photo gallery that can be easily installed with BlogEngine.NET. If you have spent any time following my blog you know that I have dabbled with a variety of other media extensions (see SlideShow Extension). My previous atte...

Last week, I have released LINQ.Flickr 1.2 , this new release comes with some bugs fixes requested by community. The best of them was not to be able to search only by user and with specific photo size. The bug started after converting it to use LinqExtender instead of its own query logic. So, now h...

I noticed a lot of people are having trouble running the Flickr.net Api from Codeplex on a medium trust host. Here's the answer

LINQ provider for Flickr gives an easy way to query , add and delete Flickr photos. Here, I will give some sneak preview about how to use the provider to do different operations on Flickr, as if doing queries with SQL objects....

Building a reusable, data-bound templated carousel control, modeled very similar to the Repeater control from ASP.NET. Once the carousel control is built, I'll bind it to a list of... yes, you guessed it... photos returned from calling the Flickr API. Using Visual Studio 2005, with Script# v0.4.2.0,...

I had some free time at last, so I implemented a LINQ extension to Flickr, so you can query for photos by tags, creation date, user id or title, the implementation was really easy because I didn't have to use the Flickr API's directly as I found a good open source library for this called FlickrNet w...

It seems Websense decided to block static.flickr.com in its latest database update #92635 on December 12th (as noted in this forum post).

Yahoo! Flickr Browser and Photo Manager. With the advent of rich web services, the distinction between web and desktop applications is blurring.

A description of how to go beyond IFrames for embedding external sites. Instead, the author recommends using AHAH or JAH and some other useful tools. A must read for anyone interested in embedding their flickr page in their blog.

How to get starte on Flickr with dot net The framework is in place ... now come up with a cool mash-up

Simple article about flickr toys. Create your own toys in 15 minutes with Ruby and C#.