Modern software development, at least for quite a few, is all about being agile. Being agile often means that you must be able to change your code at any given time for a number of reasons; fixing ...

Its been a busy couple of months, which has put a serious break on my ability to contribute to anything but my work. But I had some hours left over and figured I’d do an update for the Silverlight ...

UPDATE, 12th of July 2009: Full source with sample can be downloaded from the following post.  A recurring annoyance with me and quite a few other developers, is the way notification of changes fr...

I am working on a project were we have a challenge seeing that I work most of the week from my home office. The problem is that due to security at the location, there is no way to access the databa...

Every so often I find myself needing some helpers to make my development experience better when dealing with different Silverlight related objects, and every now and then I gather these into extens...

I will be holding an all Silverlight evening at NNUG Kristiansands next user group meeting. The meeting will be in two sections; basics of Silverlight and using expression blend together with Visu...

We’re having a really exciting evening on wednesday the 19th of November at NNUG Vestfold. Gøran Kvarv and Tore Vestues, both from Objectware, are coming to talk about WPF and Boo. This is the fi...

On the 27th of November, IKT Grenland in Porsgrunn Norway is hosting their developer forum. They’ve invited me to hold a talk about Silverlight 2 and why one should use this technology. If you’re ...

Finally the news of Xna 3.0 struck me as well. Its been some days since the release of Xna 3.0, but with a hectic schedule I am not always fitting in time to read my RSS feeds. Anywho, he Xna team ...

Over the years I’ve had several issues where I’ve longed for ways to better express my code that I felt that the language should have exposed grammar for me to make it more readable. Just like LINQ...