The AGT (Argentum Tela) series of articles is an effort to do two things. Usually
an idea is presented only in its finished form. The first goal is to do some Reality
Blogging, to show an idea evolv...
The AGT (Argentum Tela) series of articles is an effort to do two things. Usually
an idea is presented only in its finished form. The first goal is to do some Reality
Blogging, to show an idea evolv...
On Saturday, October 24th I will be speaking at the Madison .NET User’s Group’s annual
Code Camp: MadCamp. You can find general information about MadCamp here.
My presentation will...
This may be obvious to some, but by calling out to JavaScript within the document
hosting your Silverlight application, you can do some powerful things. Back
in the day, we used to sometimes use...
In just over a week, on November 14th, I will be speaking at the Chippewa Valley Code
Camp taking place way up in Menomonie, WI on the UW-Stout campus. The topic
is Advanced Silverlight Developm...
Before PDC 2009, I had a short wish list for the next version of Silverlight:
Real support for commanding
Some kind of full trust mode similar to Click Once
More complete data bindin...
Silverlight 3 ships with out of browser support which is a particularly useful feature.Â
Combining OOB with the ability to detect network status can allow your users to consume
your Web app witho...
