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Resident Evil 5 In 3D For PC Coming Soon
Their is a good news for the hardcore gaming fans of Resident evil. Capcom has announced that Resident Evil 5 will be released on PC in September. For the people of North America the game will be available from 15 September and for the people of Europe on 18 September. The [...]
Continue reading...The RIA Battle is On Despite the Economy (and Other Overwhelming News)
Thursday, July 16, 2009
I was on under the impression that nothing on planet Earth was happening besides Michael J's death (last name withheld to protect anonymity), but it looks like there is a lot of action in our industry. Last week, Microsoft released Silverlight 3.0 , a very promising RIA (Rich Internet Application) development [...]
Continue reading...Applications Architect - BREW - Symbian - UiOne in San Francisco, CA
Friday, July 10, 2009
Applications Architect - BREW - Symbian - uiOne Application Architect - BREW - Symbian - uiOne - Nokia Series 60 - J2ME - Windows Mobile - Skills Required - Architect, uiOne, Brew, Symbian, Nokia Series 60, Windows Mobile, UI, UX, Rich Internet, .NET 3.0, WPF, XAML, Silverlight, Flex, Air, XHTML, Flash Lite, Android, Architect - [...]
Continue reading...Commanding in Prism
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Commanding allows us to have a very slim View and push our logic into a Presenter/ViewModel and make that logic more testable. Unfortunately, commanding is one of the things that wasn’t included out of the box with Silverlight 2. Instead, there has to be some infrastructure to support Commanding. Prism has that infrastructure. In this [...]
Continue reading...My move to free HDTV – Part 2: HD HomeRun to the rescue
Monday, June 15, 2009
The web site and blog of Tim Heuer, Program Manager for Microsoft Silverlight. A great resource for learning Silverlight development and other Microsoft related technology. Read the rest of the post here: My move to free HDTV – Part 2: HD HomeRun to the rescue
Continue reading...Bing, which leads to Silverlight and Moonlight
Sunday, June 14, 2009
I’ve started trying the new Bing search engine now that Microsoft has relaunched it as a replacement for Live Search. Bing is WAY better than Live was, but still fails in interesting ways. I’m especially entertained that generic searches (ie, not specifying the site) for things in MS TechNet return more relevant results in Google [...]
Continue reading...Bing Pays to Fast Forward Commercials on The Daily Show
Sunday, June 14, 2009
We’ve already written a lot about the money that Microsoft is spending on advertising to promote its new search engine – Bing – from Web ads to the Bing-a-thon that aired on Hulu earlier this week. Tonight, the company is giving fans of The Daily Show [...]
Continue reading...Microsoft To Sell Windows 7 Without IE in Europe: Odd and Unnecessary
Sunday, June 14, 2009
So, it’s finally here. Your fingers tremble; you open the package with one hand and feverishly open the CD tray with the other. You gaze coldly, for one last time, at your original Vista box, now burning in the fireplace. Half an hour later, you’ve got your PC loaded with a fresh and clean copy [...]
Continue reading...My move to free HDTV – over the air HD
Saturday, June 6, 2009
The web site and blog of Tim Heuer, Program Manager for Microsoft Silverlight. A great resource for learning Silverlight development and other Microsoft related technology. Read more: My move to free HDTV – over the air HD
Continue reading...Behaviors and Commands
Sunday, May 17, 2009
In my previous post , I explained the basics of how to write a simple behavior. I concluded by mentioning that a behavior can actually be made to work with triggers. This is possible despite a Behavior having no real mechanism for a trigger to bury itself into. How is that possible? [...]
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Saturday, July 18, 2009
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