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Cider tools | Yesterthings

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Rob's new gig (Kinect for Windows) & new blog (robrelyea.wordpress.com)

Rob Relyea - XAMLified — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 17:34:27 GMT

In my last blog post ( WPF, Family, Rowing in Feb 2011), I said: Haven’t been blogging much lately, but

Foot Gloves - Sore Feet And Plantar Arch Correction - Placing Your Greatest Foot Forward - Diamonds and Gems Everywhere

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A generic Boolean Convertor - Programmers Goodies

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Une nouvelle version de WPF dans quelques mois | BlogMFC

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XAML Automatic Type Conversion - Programmers Goodies

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Micrisoft beta1 | Barkingboxers

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re: Yes, XAML2009 isn't everywhere yet...

Charles Cai — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 11:38:05 GMT

It's a shame Xmal 2009 still not being fully implemented in VS2010 nor in Sp1. We especially need x:FactoryMethod, which is required to work properly with MEF.

re: Bing's picture of the day...a nice surprise

holly brewer — Fri, 25 Feb 2011 22:40:30 GMT

re:bings pictures are always a nice surprise whenever i get home, but what is that ratty looking animal on the screen?

re: Using XXRS and XXR with XR…a how to.

Brian W — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 21:58:02 GMT

Hi Rob,

used the method you described and can confirm it works perfectly! Thanks for the info! :)

Dew Drop – February 8, 2011 | Alvin Ashcraft's Morning Dew

Dew Drop – February 8, 2011 | Alvin Ashcraft's Morning Dew — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 13:33:38 GMT

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re: Did you debate using Silverlight or WPF for a project?

MarianoC — Thu, 06 Jan 2011 14:17:52 GMT

Nice points. I like Silverlight and considering moving a windows forms LOB to silverlight 4 and some backend services. I will do this because we always end up developing some web pages (or intranets, extranets) for the LOB app anyway and it will be nice to use only one platform for everything.

Now that being said, even if silverlight is "cross platform" my app can't use the same UI for a windows phone 7 or a PC (linux, windows, mac). Printing support for Windows Phone 7? Do I need that?

Also, silverlight has done a great job overcoming browser limitations, some things will never be the same as in WPF due to that, so I'm not expecting SL and WPF to converge. But I'm still thinking, isn't it time just to make the "entire" .NET framework (leave out windows forms, replace with WPF) "cross platform" (I mean a serious effort)... or maybe silverlight has started that? If you could download and install .NET framework 4 to linux and mac, my smart client would be wpf. The phone is other story.

I think this is the real plan that will work for Microsoft and we are just seeing the first steps. Start a port to other platforms (mono) - that doesn't work, too much to port. Let's port something smaller and test it with "Silverlight"...

Regards!

MarianoC