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• Silverlight Advanced MVVM Video Player

  A full featured Silverlight MVVM Video Player

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• Simplified MVVM: Silverlight Video Player

  An example of a Silverlight MVVM Video Player that is not just 'skinable' but fully 'designable'

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• An innovative architect to develop business web forms (3) - Configure GridView

  This is third article in the series to introduce an innovative architecture to develop web forms in enterprise software which is high performance, productivity, configurability and maintainability than writing ASPX/MVC code directly. The article introduces how to configure gridview for search result

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• Using NHunSpell in ASP.Net with JSON web service and jQuery

  Demonstrates how to use the NHunSpell library in an ASP.Net application by calling web services using jQuery

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• WPF ListView which can do - Sorting, Filtering, Totals, Cell-focus, Editing, and More

  Enhanced WPF ListView that is almost a DataGrid

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• Google Maps in HTML, ASP.NET, PHP, JSP etc. with ease

  The Article will guide you with complete knowledge of how to add a google map in your webpage with knowledge of JAVASCRIPT, Use of Geocoder, Use of InfoWindow, Use of Marker, Tabbed Markers, Maximising marker, Creating context menu, streetview in your map

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• Synchronous WCF Service Calls with Silverlight

  How to make TRUE sync call in Silverlight

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• Creating an XML / Flash Slideshow with Captions

  This article guides about to create a Flash Slideshow using XML. Usually, when we create a slideshow in flash, all the images get integrated into the movie itself, doing this slashes the reusability of the movie file (swf) and updatability of the movie content. Here I created an information bridge b

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• How to work with Silverlight BusyIndicator?

  Silverlight BusyIndicator is not a new thing in Silverlight. It was first added in Silverlight 3 Toolkit in November 2009 release (if I am not wrong). In this post I will describe about this for those who wants to know about it. So, What is this Busy Indicator? Busy indicator is a tool which you ca

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• Sql Database Engine

  Helper Class for .Sql Server Database Engine

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• Understanding message queue and the different types of Win32 messages

  A simple way to understand message queue and different types of Win32 messages.

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• Chapter 3: JavaFX Primer3

  JavaFX Script blends declarative programming concepts with object orientation. This provides a highly productive, yet flexible and robust, foundation for applications. However, with this flexibility comes responsibility from the developer.

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• Javascript Item Framework

  Helps simplify javascript when using ASP.Net and iNamingContainer

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• Achieve loose coupling with the WPF/Silverlight EventBroker

  Using attached properties in WPF or Silverlight to loosly couple UI element events to arbitrary code.

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• Django: How to handle imports in a reusable app

  - by facha

  everyone I'm just starting with django. It is not quite clear to me, how should I write an app I could reuse later. In every tutorial I read I see the same piece of code: view.py from project.app.models import MyModel So, if I move my apps to another project, I'll have to modify the "project.app.models" so that it looks like "project2.app.models" for every app I move. Is there a way to avoid that? Thanks in advance.

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• Microsoft Visual Studio Solution File Version Changer

  Microsoft Visual Studio Solution File Version Changer - for Visual Studio versions 2002, 2003, 2005 und 2008

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• Startup Edit

  This fully working program enables you to control what should and should not load automatically with Windows.

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• Partial rendering control using JQuery

  This article show a web custom control that allows partial rendering using JQuery

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• Visual Studio 2005/2008 Addin to Open Src Files (*.h/*.cpp) Consistently on the Left/Right

  Visual Studio 2005 Addin to open *.h files on the left and *.c/*.cpp files on the right

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• How to: using ASP.NET 4 QueryExtender control

  This article demonstrates how to use newly added QueryExtender control in ASP.NET 4 to filter data dynamically on a web page using declarative syntax

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• ASP.NET Web Application: use 1 or multiple virtual directories

  - by tster

  I am working on a (largish) internal web application which has multiple modules (security, execution, features, reports, etc.). All the pages in the app share navigation, CSS, JS, controls, etc. I want to make a single "Web Application" project, which includes all the pages for the app, then references various projects which will have the database and business logic in them. However, some of the people on the project want to have separate projects for the pages of each module. To make this more clear, this is what I'm advocating to be the projects. /WebInterface* /SecurityLib /ExecutionLib etc... And here is what they are advocating: /SecurityInterface* /SecutiryLib /ExecutionInterface* /ExecutionLib etc... *project will be published to a virtual directory of IIS Basically What I'm looking for is the advantages of both approaches. Here is what I can think of so far: Single Virtual Directory Pros Modules can share a single MasterPage Modules can share UserControls (this will be common) Links to other modules are within the same Virtual directory, and thus don't need to be fully qualified. Less chance of having incompatible module versions together. Multiple Virtual Directories Pros Can publish a new version of a single module without disrupting other modules Module is more compartmentalized. Less likely that changes will break other modules. I don't buy those arguments though. First, using load balanced servers (which we will have) we should be able to publish new versions of the project with zero downtime assuming there are no breaking database changes. Second, If something "breaks" another module, then there is either an improper dependency or the break will show up eventually in the other module, when the developers copy over the latest version of the UserControl, MasterPage or dll. As a point of reference, there are about 10 developers on the project for about 50% of their time. The initial development will be about 9 months.

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• Visual studio do not add my Component (from a dll) to the toolbox even if I reference it

  - by Fire-Dragon-DoL

  As stated in the title, I copied my dll in visual studio project, set it to "content" and "copy always". Added a reference to this dll and set it to "copy locally". I successfully managed to instance my component to a form through code but it doesn't appear in the toolbox, really boring. How can I solve this issue? If I link directly the dll project to this project it works, but now I'm treating the dll as "external" so it's not part of the same solution of the dll project. Thanks for any help

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• OAG Library (OpenGL) Part 1 - Setuping the library for an application MFC

  OAG is library written in c++. With the library you can create OpenGL based applications.

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• URL Routing with ASP.NET 4.0

  This article discusses the one of the exciting feature of ASP.NET 4.0, That is URL Routing.Hope you all like it.

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• Samsung devices JSR75 'skip()' problem and solution

  How to solve the skip limitation of Samsung JSR75.

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