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Scott Hanselmans Computer Zen - Firefox, ClickOnce, XBAPs and .NET 3.5 SP1 (6)
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Scott Hanselman's Computer Zen (167) permalink
One of the things that I noticed immediately when I made the SmallestDotNet was that Firefox was reporting the version of the .NET Framework installed. There's a Firefox extension that is installed with .NET 3.5SP1. I was stoked about this because I'd like users of BabySmash to be able to use ClickOnce from Firefox to launch it. ClickOnce and Firefox When you install .NET Framework 3.5SP1, there's a key written to the registry whether Firefox ...Contribute comment -
Learning WPF with BabySmash - Manually Managing ClickOnce and some more Designer Goodness (8)
onNOTE: If you haven't read the first post in this series, I would encourage you do to that first, or check out the BabySmash category. Also check out http://windowscli... for more developer info on WPF. BACKGROUND: This is one of a series of posts on learning WPF. I wrote an application for my 2 year old using WPF, but as I'm a Win32-minded programmer, my working app is full of Win32-isms. It's not a good ...Shared by bradygaster (13) DavideB (10) Johan (16) Loyolny (3) ManiacD (30) Michael Neel (9) MichaelMJ (9) Mike F (517)Contribute comment
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Hanselminutes Podcast 122 - BabySmash! (2)
onMy one-hundred-and-twenty-second podcast is up. In this episode I share BabySmash! with Carl Franklin and we chat about WPF, its strengths and weaknesses, and my trials in launching my tiny (free) Micro-ISV. Subscribe: Download: MP3 Full Show Torrent: Download via µtorrent ACTION: Please vote for us on Podcast Alley! Digg us at Digg Podcasts! If you have trouble downloading, or your download is slow, do try the torrent with µtorrent or another BitTorrent Downloader. Do ...Shared by Shine (11) Widescreen (11)Contribute comment
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Learning WPF with BabySmash - Making a Transparent Window with Substance (4)
onNOTE: If you haven't read the first post in this series, I would encourage you do to that first, or check out the BabySmash category. Also check out http://windowscli... for more developer info on WPF. BACKGROUND: This is one of a series of posts on learning WPF. I wrote an application for my 2 year old using WPF, but as I'm a Win32-minded programmer, my working app is full of Win32-isms. It's not a good ...Contribute comment
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Learning WPF with BabySmash and Back to Basics - Making Assumptions and When to Turn to Books (3)
onNOTE: If you haven't read the first post in this series, I would encourage you do to that first, or check out the BabySmash category. Also check out http://windowscli... for more developer info on WPF. BACKGROUND: This is one of a series of posts on learning WPF. I wrote an application for my 2 year old using WPF, but as I'm a Win32-minded programmer, my working app is full of Win32-isms. It's not a good ...Contribute comment
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Learning WPF with BabySmash - Customer Feedback and a WPF Font ComboBox (4)
onNOTE: If you haven't read the first post in this series, I would encourage you do to that first, or check out the BabySmash category. Also check out http://windowscli... for more developer info on WPF. BACKGROUND: This is one of a series of posts on learning WPF. I wrote an application for my 2 year old using WPF, but as I'm a Win32-minded programmer, my working app is full of Win32-isms. It's not a good ...Contribute comment
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Developer != Designer (18)
onI wanted a custom cursor for BabySmash! My son was having trouble associating the mouse cursor on the screen and the movement of the mouse. Clearly a shiny new Kids Cursor was in order. I went into Expression Blend and drew this hand cursor. I drew it with the spliney-liney pully-thing-tool. (That's the official name for it, I'm sure. I was feeling pretty good about this cursor. It had a gradient and everything. I put ...Shared by Alan Dean (56) Benk (15) Charleno Pires (83) EricAppel (5) Henrik Paul (18) Jannik (1) Joel (3) leekelleher (8) Lou (7) Luke (2) Mike (0) Mike F (517) Peter (7) spoon16 (37) StevenMcD (17) Tim Costantino (5) Ville (13) Yuvi (30)Contribute comment
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Learning WPF with BabySmash - MVC or MVP and the Benefits of a Designer (1)
onNOTE: If you haven't read the first post in this series, I would encourage you do to that first, or check out the BabySmash category. Also check out http://windowscli... for more developer info on WPF. BACKGROUND: This is one of a series of posts on learning WPF. I wrote an application for my 2 year old using WPF, but as I'm a Win32-minded programmer, my working app is full of Win32-isms. It's not a good ...Shared by Alan (30)Contribute comment
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Introducing BabySmash - A WPF Experiment (2)
onWPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) is confusing, to me at least. It's one of those things that is so completely different from how things were done in the past that it's not only hard to just pick up, but it's hard to tell what's the right way to do things. Often, there's a half-dozen ways to do something but no way to know which is the right. By right, I mean, most robust, most reliable, most ...Shared by Tom (19) Widescreen (11)
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