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Great customer service follow-up: LG Electronics
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: Great customer service follow-up: LG Electronics
Continue reading...Dew Drop – August 21, 2009
Friday, August 21, 2009
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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...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...TestApi 0.2 for WPF Applications and Controls - Download
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Developers working with Windows Presentation Foundation applications and controls now have TestApi version 0.2 available in order to test their projects, that includes the following additions and modifications: improved command-line parsing APIs; improved visual verification APIs; a new tolerance map visual verifier in SnapshotToleranceMapVerifier; new operations on snapshot (And and Or) allowing you to [...]
Continue reading...Initial Parameters for Silverlight
Friday, November 7, 2008
When writing Silverlight applications there might one question come up from time to time: Is it possible to "feed" the application with initial parameters and if yes, how can this be done? To do this, there are so-called InitParams. This paramaters stores the given data in key-value pairs. They can be declared this way: [...]
Continue reading...VBUG Annual Conference 4-5th November @ Microsoft, Reading
Saturday, November 1, 2008
Both MikeT and I are speaking at the VBUG Conference this year. I'm doing an Intro to Silverlight 2 session (need to update my materials to RTW!) and Mike's doing a session entitled "Beyond Silverlight with Windows Presentation Foundation". I see quite a few other names I recognise on the agenda including: Ken Getz [...]
Continue reading...Austin Dev Conference - Follow up…
Friday, October 24, 2008
Per our promise below is all material from the conference: Building WPF Applications in Visual Studio 2008 and Expression Blend - deck, code Overview of the .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 – deck, code, links Building RIAs with Silverlight 2 Additional links: XAML Power Toys Viewing Design Time Data in Visual Studio 2008 Cider Designer in [...]
Continue reading...Silverlight 2.0 RTW silently released
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Microsoft silently released Silverlight 2…if you navigate to www.silverlight.net and go to the ‘Get Started’ section you will notice that the ‘Beta 2’ marker on the Silverlight download button were removed. Plus the developers tools were updated too, you can reach the new versions from the same section you used to get the RC0 version…I [...]
Continue reading...WPF Window “Native” Behavior: Snap-To Screen Edges
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
There are many desirable behaviors for Windows applications that are just much harder to do than they should be with the tools that Microsoft has provided in the .Net Framework. In WPF, many of these behaviors are even harder to create than in Windows Forms because the necessary hooks take a bit more work to [...]
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Thursday, September 3, 2009
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