With all the Windows 8/Metro/WinRT hype on the internet today, I decided it was time for a quick tip concerning the XAML escape sequence and the good old navigation framework present in Silverlight 4 and Silverlight 5. I only learned … Continue reading
The C# using statement and suppressed exceptions compared to Java 7 try…with
Yesterday Java SE 7 was released. Last night I had the opportunity to play with some of it’s new features, including Java 7’s new “resource management” syntax. Of course, we have had this feature in C# for quite some time, but I … Continue reading
Windows Phone 7.1: WCF Data Services and tomb stoning
In Windows Phone 7 there was support for using WCF Data Services, but this support was somewhat limited. For example, using the LINQ syntax wasn’t supported, so we had to create our uri’s ourselves. Next to that, we had to … Continue reading
Multi tasking in Windows Phone 7.1
One of the coolest features in Windows Phone 7.1 is the new multi tasking feature (next to the new LINQ to SQL support of course). In this article I’ll show you how this works. Background It is important to understand … Continue reading
Sharing validation code between a WPF client, a WCF Service and Entity Framework 4.1 using data annotations
Recently Entity Framework 4.1 was released. While most people were very enthusiastic about the code first stuff, code first was the part that impressed me the least. This is because in my line of business we deal with stored procedures … Continue reading
