31 Days of Mango(www.jeffblankenburg.com)

submitted by jblankenburg(1264) 6 months, 23 days ago

A great new series on Windows Phone development, specifically focused on Mango (7.5). Jeff Blankenburg will be writing a new article for 31 straight days. read more...

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Conventional Software Development with Jeremy D. Miller(deepfriedbytes.com)

submitted by cwoodruff(780) 1 year ago

In this episode, Keith and Woody sit down with Jeremy D. Miller to discuss the importance of importance of conventional programming and how it can save time and improve the qualities of your development projects. Jeremy gives the guys a lot of examples and we chat about many open source projects for .NET developers. read more...

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Introducing ActionLinq(houseofbilz.com)

submitted by BrianGenisio(1000) 1 year, 4 months ago

I am excited to release a pet project of mine that I have been developing for a few months. ActionLinq is a complete LINQ-to-Objects implementation for ActionScript 3.0. Including the same deferred execution behavior as LINQ, ActionLinq is a functional query library designed to process and manipulate data in ActionScript 3.0. It is especially useful for processing data received from web services and manipulating it to fit into the view. read more...

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Cross-Training in Silverlight & Flex – Platform Overview(houseofbilz.com)

submitted by BrianGenisio(1000) 1 year, 7 months ago

This is the second article in which I will compare the technical details between Silverlight and Flex. Before I jump into the nitty-gritty of the two, I thought I would give a general overview of the platforms that are Silverlight and Flex/Flash/Air. Understand these terms and the tools up front will make it much easier to cross-train on the two technologies. read more...

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Day #6: Application Bar(bit.ly)

submitted by sadukie(505) 1 year, 7 months ago

Learn how to work with those circled icons at the bottom of a Windows Phone 7 application. read more...

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Day #5: System Theming(bit.ly)

submitted by sadukie(505) 1 year, 7 months ago

A great tutorial on how to work with system themes in a Windows Phone 7 application. read more...

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Day #4: Device Orientation on Windows Phone 7(bit.ly)

submitted by jblankenburg(1264) 1 year, 7 months ago

A great tutorial on how to manage device orientation in a Windows Phone 7 application. read more...

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Day #3: The Back Button Paradigm in Windows Phone 7(bit.ly)

submitted by jblankenburg(1264) 1 year, 7 months ago

A great discussion about overriding the back button on Windows Phone 7, and how and when you should do it. read more...

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Day #2: Page Navigation In Windows Phone(bit.ly)

submitted by jblankenburg(1264) 1 year, 7 months ago

In Day #2 of the 31 Days of Windows Phone, Jeff Blankenburg gives a deep overview of how to leverage the NavigationService in the WP7 operating system. read more...

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31 Days of Windows Phone | Day #1: Project Template(www.jeffblankenburg.com)

submitted by sadukie(505) 1 year, 7 months ago

Check out the 1st day of Jeff Blankenburg's "31 Days of Windows Phone", where Jeff takes us through the layout of a new Windows Phone 7 project. read more...

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Day #1: The Windows Phone Project Template(bit.ly)

submitted by jblankenburg(1264) 1 year, 7 months ago

Jeff Blankenburg has started another "31 Days" blog series, this time covering Windows Phone development with Silverlight. This post for the first day covers the default project template, and what each piece of it is used for. read more...

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Adventures in Ruby MVVM – Wrapping it up(houseofbilz.com)

submitted by BrianGenisio(1000) 1 year, 8 months ago

Over the past few posts, I have written about my experiments with using IronRuby as the primary development language for my WPF applications using MVVM. This wraps it up with a fully functioning example read more...

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The Futures of the F# Language with Luke Hoban(deepfriedbytes.com)

submitted by cwoodruff(780) 1 year, 8 months ago

In this episode Keith and Woody sit down with F# Program Manager Luke Hoban at TechEd 2010 to discuss the futures of the F# language. Luke gave the guys the scoop on what developers can accomplish with F# and what the team has planned for upcoming releases of F# with Visual Studio. read more...

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Deep Fried Bytes: Moving Applications to the Cloud on Windows Azure(deepfriedbytes.com)

submitted by cwoodruff(780) 1 year, 9 months ago

In this episode Woody sat down two members of the Patterns & Practices Cloud Guidance team at Microsoft to discuss Azure and the ways to get legacy applications to the Cloud. Also discussed during the interview was SQL Azure and Identity and Security in Azure. read more...

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Done means Done(jonkruger.com)

submitted by jblankenburg(1264) 1 year, 9 months ago

A great post about setting realistic expectations when developing software. In many cases, we're even fooling ourselves sometimes. read more...

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Working with WCF Part Seven - What's the deal with REST?(jamescbender.com)

submitted by JamesCBender(749) 1 year, 10 months ago

The good news is that if you are reading this blog then you have used REST. The reason is that REST is the architectural basis for the Internet. When you opened your web browser of choice and typed www.jamescbender.com into the address bar and hit ENTER, the browser issued a request to the access resource located at www.jamescbender.com (whatever that may be) using the REST GET verb. In fact, if you’ve ever navigated to any website you’ve seen REST in action. That’s the basis of REST; clients make requests to servers using a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) which, depending on which REST verb was used in the request, returns, created, alters or deletes the resource at the location specified by the URI. It’s that simple. read more...

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