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Article 6 Aug 2011   license: CC (Attr 3U)
This post gives you a complete walkthrough of creating a diagram on canvas.
JavascriptDevDesignBeginnerIntermediateHTML5
Article 1 Aug 2011   license: CC (Attr 3U)
This post introduces you to the element of HTML5 and discusses various methods and properties provided by it.
JavascriptHTMLDevDesignBeginnerIntermediateHTML5
Article 4 Apr 2011   license: CC (Attr 3U)
This article explains in detail about how to consume the Tinyit.cc link shortening and tracking service API in your C#/VB/PHP based web applications. Tinyit.cc is one of the best URL shorteners and provides a free API to access their spam free link shortening and tracking service.
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Article 27 Mar 2011   license: CC (Attr 3U)
A dynamic sliding puzzle generator involving LINQ and photo scaling functionalities.
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Technical Blog 25 Oct 2010   license: CC (Attr 3U)
Checking Your WP7 Application Capabilities
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Technical Blog 25 Oct 2010   license: CC (Attr 3U)
Like many people it seems I’ve been working on an application for Windows Phone 7 that integrates with Facebook
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Article 26 Sep 2010   license: CC (Attr 3U)
A complete discussion of the WCF services offered by X.co, and the RESTful interfaces provided
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Article 21 Sep 2010   license: CC (Attr 3U)
This is a very hot article that you can’t leave without checking it first. This article is talking about the most popular and powerful URL shortening service ever, bit.ly. Today, we are going to talk about bit.ly API, its functions, and how you can access them from your .NET application.Don’t forget
C#.NETDevIntermediateVBAll-TopicsVB.NET
Article 21 Sep 2010   license: CC (Attr 3U)
This is another article that talks about URL shortening services. Today we are going to talk about Cligs, one of the popular shortening services on the web.
C#.NETDevIntermediateVBAll-TopicsVB.NET
Article 21 Sep 2010   license: CC (Attr 3U)
Just another article of the URL shortening services series. Today, we are going to talk about another hot and easy-to-use service, it's Tweetburner. If you haven't used it before, then it's the time to. We're going to discuss how to use Tweetburner first. After that, we'll inspect its API and learn
C#.NETDevIntermediateVBAll-TopicsVB.NET
Article 21 Sep 2010   license: CC (Attr 3U)
Another article of our series that talks about accessing URL shortening services programmatically. This article is talking about is.gd shortening service, how you can use it, and how to access it via your C#/VB.NET application.
C#.NETDevIntermediateVBAll-TopicsVB.NET
Article 21 Sep 2010   license: CC (Attr 3U)
This is the first article of our series that talks about accessing URL shortening services programmatically. Here we introduce new concepts like the REST API. We also have a brief discussion of URL shortening services APIs and how you can access them. In addition, we are going to talk about .NET sup
C#ASP.NET.NETDevIntermediateVBVB.NET
Technical Blog 27 May 2010   license: CC (Attr 3U)
in C#, C++/CLI, and ISO/ANSI C++
C++C++/CLIC#.NETBeginnerAll-Topics
Technical Blog 21 May 2010   license: CC (Attr 3U)
VB.NET and C# + twitto; a simple desktop Twitter
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Article 28 Apr 2010   license: CC (Attr 3U)
Using SPExport and SPImport to copy or move a SharePoint web.
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Technical Blog 14 Apr 2010   license: CC (Attr 3U)
Testing Private Members in Visual Studio
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Technical Blog 14 Apr 2010   license: CC (Attr 3U)
Moving a WPF Window with a WindowStyle of None
.NET3.0.NET3.5C#Windows.NETDevXAMLWPF.NET
Technical Blog 14 Apr 2010   license: CC (Attr 3U)
I’ve been working on a couple of projects recently where I’ve been storing the source in the cloud using Live Mesh so that I could access the solution from any of the PCs and laptops that litter the house. On the whole this approach has worked fairly well, although it results in a lot of changes thr
VS2005VS2008WindowsVisual-StudioVisual-StudioAll-Topics
Technical Blog 14 Apr 2010   license: CC (Attr 3U)
This is the first of several posts on my journey migrating a legacy application to use the Composite Application Guidance for WPF, which (like Brian Noyes) I prefer to call Prism, mainly because it's shorter, but it's also cooler! I've watched the "Brian Noyes on Prism" dnr TV episode intently, rea
C#1.0C#2.0.NET3.0C#3.0.NET3.5C#Windows.NETDevWPF, +
Technical Blog 14 Apr 2010   license: CC (Attr 3U)
The other day I was hacking away in WPF and I decided that I needed to be able to do something specific when the Visibility property of a control changed...
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Technical Blog 14 Apr 2010   license: CC (Attr 3U)
Every now and then, you find yourself needing to bind some control or the other to the values of an enumeration, such as System.DayOfWeek. You'd think this would be fairly simple, but it's actually trickier than you think.
.NET3.0.NET3.5C#Windows.NETDevWPF.NET
Technical Blog 14 Apr 2010   license: CC (Attr 3U)
Microsoft introduced the concept of “lookless” controls in WPF, which means that the control defines its behaviour without any information about how it actually looks, which is where templates and styles come in. However, all of the default controls provide a default look, which is in keeping with
.NET3.0.NET3.5C#Windows.NETWPF.NET
Technical Blog 14 Apr 2010   license: CC (Attr 3U)
After my initial successes in moving to a Prism-style bootstrapper in Part 1, it was time to move onto the next step. But in the case of a legacy application, what's the next step?
.NET3.0.NET3.5C#Windows.NETDevWPF.NET
Technical Blog 14 Apr 2010   license: CC (Attr 3U)
Creating a Custom View Mode that Supports a Template Selector
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Technical Blog 14 Apr 2010   license: CC (Attr 3U)
Shows how to set the initial focus in XAML
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