Articles by Super Lloyd (Articles: 2, Technical Blogs: 7, Tip/Trick: 1)

A much simpler composite application library.

Data-bind anything to anything with little work with this script powered IValueConverter

My take on this control.

CodeProjectI started to learn DirectX. I wanted, of course, to use it in a WPF environment. I don’t hope to write a game (yet?) but I thought it would be a good API for high performance data visualization. Or simply capturing and tweaking web cam output.I discovered SharpDX by Alexandre Mutel,

CodeProject With Windows 8, WinRT, C++/Cx I think the time to write an elegant C# / XAML app using some DirectX rendering in C++ has finally come! Thanks WinRT! :-) Here I just plan to describe my attempt at learning DirectX and C++ and integrate it nicely in a C# XAML app. My first exercise was

My latest developments at writing a clean WinRT component exposing a clean yet complete DirectX D3D (and maybe D2D as well) API to C#.

CodeProjectThanks for the feedback from the previous article, I know now that: DFL should work with the BCL in D2, but it just doesn’t at the moment, due to some repository snafu… Visual D had building problem due to… tool chain issues! This page about Visual D known issues explain what’s go

Using OData with async.

CodeProjectRecently it appeared to me that, with D, I could finally write solve a long standing problem, that is write a good advanced installer.What appealed to me where the following features:Statically linked. Produce an exe with no dependency! (Save for win32 that is, fair enough!)Elegant syntax

Show how to make OData code async friendly.