According to Wikipedia: Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a style sheet language used to describe the presentation semantics (the look and formatting) of a document written in a markup language. Furthermore: CSS specifies a priority scheme to determine which style rules apply if more than one rule matches against a particular element. In this so-called [...]
I had been using the MASM32 SDK to get familiar with Microsoft Assembly. I thought I’d just share a couple basic things that helped me in the process. Using Compiled Resources The MASM editor that is installed from the SDK is the ‘Small Memory Footprint Editor Quick Editor’. Creating, compiling, linking and running MASM source [...]
I’ve been learning off and on iOS development by reading two main books, Xcode 4 iOS Development Beginner’s Guide (http://www.amazon.com/Xcode-iOS-Development-Beginners-Guide/dp/1849691304) and iOS Programming The Big Nerd Ranch Guide (http://www.amazon.com/iOS-Programming-Ranch-Guides-ebook/dp/B004Z2NQJQ). I plan to start a series of blog posts to document what I’ve learned and for others to gain insight as well. So far [...]
Moving individual changes between different branches isn’t difficult but can quickly become a headache to keep track of when dealing with many branches and changesets. Fortunately Visual Studio 2010 has some great tools to track the path of changes across a set of TFS branches. To begin we can look at the branch structure to [...]
Disclaimer: InterKnowlogy is not in the business of writing gambling or casino games. This application was only written for research, with no intention of using it in a real gaming situation. VIDEO Here at InterKnowlogy, we have a program called RECESS (Research and Experimental Coding to Enhance Software Skills) – where we get to spend [...]
Thanks to everyone for coming! Intro to Blend for Developers : Slides Leveraging Blend in the XAML Application Development Process : Sample Code also a more complete implementation of M-V-VM (we didn’t look at this in the session) More samples are available in other posts here and also at my old blog.
Shrinking your Code-behind with WPF Data Binding Slides: ShrinkingCodeBehind.zip Demo code including both WPF and Silverlight versions: PositionTracker.zip To switch between the two WPF UIs look in App.xaml for the commented out StartupURI. The sample data includes resumes but not images. If you want to try out your own images they should be added to [...]
Download the InterKnowlogy Videos of the Surface Applications they have built so that you can run them locally without an internet connection You can always see them with an internet connection in silverlight players at: http://Silverlight.InterKnowlogy.com Each zip has the streamed video file (wmv) along with the Silverlight player to run the video. you can [...]
This is my first of 2 posts of a great idea by Mike Hernadez of the VSTO team: VSTO: My Favorite Feature. Mike talked a bunch of us VSTO folks into blogging our favorite things about VSTO to get some awareness out there. Check out the ones blogged already here: Date Blogger Blog Address Feature [...]
I just ran across this and thought I would share. Intellisense for PageMethods is not in the Beta1 version of Orcas and might not make it into the final release. Not that this would be a show stopper but it was something that through me for a loop as I was researching intellisense a little deeper.