Spinning cube in Silverlight Alpha 1.1 using C#
Silverlight represents a subset of WPF and it’s features, one of the features that aren’t part of the subset is 3D. When the Silverlight 1.1 Alpha with the support for managed code came out earlier...
Silverlight represents a subset of WPF and it’s features, one of the features that aren’t part of the subset is 3D. When the Silverlight 1.1 Alpha with the support for managed code came out earlier...
I’ve just sort of finished a simple plugin for adding a MediaPlayer object to blogs from the Windows Live Writer. In order to use the plugin you must enable the object tag, so they won’t get scrubb...
I’ve been drewling the last weeks over a brilliant motherboard from Axiomtek. It’s form factor is Mini-ITX and is built around the Socket 479 for the CPU. It supports running a Intel Core 2 Duo pro...
Read Jesse Ezells blog about the difference between Silverlight and Flash and why you should consider using Silverlight : http://weblogs.asp.net/jezell/archive/2007/05/03/silverlight-vs-flash-the-...
I’ve been close to ranting lately about my issues with speed for Silverlight 1.1.. Shame on me, a little bit.. :) I have now refactored my 3D a bit and I’m now experiencing increased speed. The...
I posted earlier about Silverlight rendering being very slow. I’ve been digging deep inside the Silverlight runtime to figure out what and why there should be issues. Drawing issues is only half th...
I’ve finally published the source code on CodePlex for the 3D engine posted earlier. It has been built with Visual Studio “Orcas” Beta 1. The state of the source code is not 100% yet, but people c...
I started working at a company called Fjord Media yesterday. I left behind 5.5 years of enterprise application development for a simpler life. :) I will be doing .net, ofcourse (is there anything...
I’ve read several places, both blogs and forums that people are so impressed by the speed of Silverlight.. I must regretably say that I’m not one of them. I hope this is just the case with the Alph...
I forgot a couple of very essential things in my last post about a singleton that lives across appdomains. When accessing a remote object using remoting, like I did with the singleton implementati...