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We’ve been getting a lot of e-mails asking about what we’re currently working on, when new releases are planned, etc. So I’d like to give an update on our plans for the next couple months. WPF Studio 2010.1 We’re working hard on WPF Studio 2010...
What we accomplished In Quarter 4 of 2009 we mostly focused on getting the WPF Studio 2009.2 release out. SyntaxEditor for WPF saw major updates to the Language Designer application, along with a ton of new features including tagging, adornments...
What we accomplished In Quarter 3 of 2009 we focused on adding some significant value to our existing products while adding some new DataGrid support. SyntaxEditor for WPF saw the implementation of the multi-threaded syntactic/semantic parsing framework...
What we accomplished Quarter 2 of 2009 was extremely busy for us. It saw the introduction of two new major WPF products : SyntaxEditor for WPF and Editors for WPF . Both were part of the WPF Studio 2009.1 release and WPF Studio customers with...
A new version of the Fireworks to XAML panel is now available for download. In addition to a new Fireworks CS4 skin, the panel now lets you trim Path data and round layout and sizing values (Margins, Heights, Widths), resulting in a much cleaner XAML...
We’ve just enhanced our Organization Purchases page so that customers of our WPF Studio 2009.1 suite can download a ZIP containing the default styles and templates for the controls. Note the new link highlighted above that you’ll see in your account if...
Here is a quick categorized list of blog postings made in quarter 1 of 2009 . We’ve done a lot of posts on SyntaxEditor for WPF and Editors for WPF functionality. Both products will be part of WPF Studio v5.0. We currently are working on documentation...
I’m really excited to announce that Foundation Fireworks CS4 is now in the wild! I’ve been working on this book, along with a number of contributors, over the past several months, and it’s rewarding to finally have it published and in...
At Actipro we try hard to base our development on customer feedback. One important way we receive feedback is via the use of polls. For instance, our What IDEs do you use for WPF design/development? helped us determine when to move exclusively to...
We’ve been fascinated by Twitter and its ability to further connect people together. If you aren’t familiar with it, it basically is a simple way to let people know what you’re doing. You get up to 140 characters to say what’s going on and...
Shortly after Christmas, I downloaded the Windows Live Photo Gallery SDK and tinkered for a couple of hours one afternoon. I have yet to find (or create) the ultimate Flickr upload and sync tool, but I’m always searching for and thinking about it...
It’s been months since I’ve posted anything here, and if you’re a faithful follower, I apologize. Not that my monthly posts were anything to really keep you going, but at least monthly is more frequent than tri-monthly. So, where have...
I have seen a couple of tweets about this and I know it’s being blogged, but just wanted to add to the noise. The visuals for a the House of Cards video and a 3D interactive Flash piece were created using a modified version of Papervision3d and...
Over the past several months I’ve been working on a new “BrushManager” panel for Fireworks. I’ve been creating all of the individual pieces as AS3 components, both for ease of development and maintenance reasons. The BrushManager...
Josh just posted an update to his WPF-based podcasting app Podder. I have been working with him in my spare time over the past month (or more) to provide a shiny new skin and test out his “structural skinning” concept. Just like my experience...
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