It?s that time again. Time for another release of the Extended WPF Toolkit. I know it?s only been three short months since the last release, but this release is packed with 11 new controls as well as many bug fixes and updated controls. I have been working hard to provide the WPF community with a […]
Read MoreOn Thursday night at NETDUG (the Boise .NET Developer User Group), I demonstrated how to get started with AppHarbor.? I also showed how to mimic the AppHarbor deployment experience. And thanks to the generosity of the AppHarbor team, we were able to raffle off a Reflector license to one of our attendees! Getting Started with […]
Read MoreTwo months ago, on the day, I first announced Nancy here on Elegant Code as my new open-source project. I could never have anticipated the chain of events that would take place during the following two months. My tweet about the blog post got re-tweeted more times than I can remember and the post filled […]
Read MoreFor a couple of weeks I have been keeping myself busy with open-source stuff. One of the things has been to spike out a web framework idea and later on turn it into a real project. The project is inspired, but not a clone, by the Sinatra web framework built on Ruby. The name, Nancy, […]
Read MoreYesterday I gave a presentation on some new features in Silverlight 4. During this presentation I mentioned the newly available ability to interoperate with Office applications such as Outlook and Excel though the new ComAutomationFactory that is in Silverlight 4. Someone in the audience asked the question, ?Can I access my scanner?, and of course […]
Read MoreNo, this isn’t another prognostication post foretelling the woes of the world for the next year. This is a note to everyone who hasn’t yet played with the Visual Studio ALM tools and Team Foundation Server 2010. Folks, this product is getting better. That stands to reason. After all, this is basically version 3 of […]
Read More{? Removed big long story about how I ended up writing this post which provides no value to the blog?} Summary of big long story to at least give a little context as to why (yet another post on optional parameters): I threw an idea out to the Moq discussion group of how we could […]
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