Around the same time last year, I wrote this blog post where I?ve set out a couple of things to learn throughout the year. Being really honest with myself, I must admit that I could have done better. Nevertheless, I did manage to spend some free time on learning new stuff and broadening my existing […]
Read MoreHere are the links to the previous installments: Functions Objects Prototypes Enforcing New on Constructor Functions I just wanted to quickly share a little tidbit that I ran into the other day while I was messing with JavaScript again. Try to guess what the output is going to be when running the following code snippet: […]
Read MoreLast week I wrote a blog post showing how you can write inline code in XAML. When that blog post was published, @ElegantCode tweeted the post on Twitter. Rob Relyea soon re-tweeted that post with a link to one of his own posts on exploring new techniques for DLR script in XAML which also links […]
Read MoreAs this is already the fourth blog post using the ?Basic JavaScript? theme, I guess we?re slowly getting a small blog series on our hands. Here are the links to the previous installments: Functions Objects Prototypes In the blog post on objects, I mentioned that there?s a general naming convention for constructor functions, using Pascal […]
Read MoreSometimes when a technology has been out awhile, some features are forgotten about.? With the release of WPF 4 came libraries that allow you, as the developer, to do some pretty cool stuff with the Windows 7 Task Bar, such as create the following features: Thumbnail Buttons Jump Lists Overlay Icons Progress bar icons This […]
Read MoreI just want to get something of my chest that is bothering me for quite some time now. It?s not going to be a rant of some sort, but merely a couple of observations for which I couldn’t find the right words to describe things up until this point. In short: this post is way […]
Read MoreThis post is coming a little late (just realized I still had it in my local drafts and had not published it)… Although I put out these blog posts (sometimes), the best way to learn about new releases is to subscribe to any of the myriad of Codeplex rss feeds for the project. StatLight V1.2 […]
Read MoreA couple of days ago I was spreading the WPF goodness and was talking about how MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) helps promote separation of concerns by removing the need for the code-behind file from the associated XAML file. After my statement someone replied with the following question, “So why even have it there, can you just delete […]
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