This is just an update regarding the Lync Client for Windows Phone , that we submitted to the Marketplace about four weeks ago. Our mailboxes have been full of good encouragement and of course some disappointment from people who haven't read the first...

Hi all, Thanks a lot for all the attention regarding our newly released Lync Client for WP7. Here a little update, that might be helpful: Q: How do I get this new client working in my environment. What is the URI? A: My error. Have tried to assert...

Together with a colleague of mine we've released this new version of our little REST (among others) client kit for .NET - called SomeKit, lacking a better name. Overall features are like: Helper methods for invoking typesafe (POCO serialization...

Last night I just made one of those HTML screenscaper-style apps - my downstairs neighbor is an artist and has this homepage with his stuff on. HTML often being extremely well deformed can be a nasty cat to swing, especially if you're locked inside a...

Hi everyone, For those of you who are insterested in Lync+WP7, take at look at this video . A colleague (Mikkel Bach Nielsen), his wife (Irit) and I have had some fun in our spare time, trying to create a little WP7-Lync solution. We’ll try to...

I've recently worked on the annoying problem that either I did not have a contract for some REST service. Instead of speculating any more in how various tools (including not always functioning auto-generated proxies) I just created my own little toolkit...

For the heck of it, I'm playing around with yet another EventAggregator. Want to be able to "portably" serialize types in .NET as well as Silverlight. Why - because I want to be able to send objects between the two worlds, even building up generics of...

Why is there no inherent serialization support for normal object graphs like in the attached example. The attached example is a basic page with two simple vector caclulators. Entering a vector dimension of three in the part named "Add", filling...

http://silverlight.net/forums/p/49566/229581.aspx

http://blogs.conchango.com/merrickchaffer/archive/2007/09/19/WCF-System.Net.WebException_3A00_-The-underlying-connection-was-closed_3A00_-The-connection-was-closed-unexpectedly.aspx

I often run into having to make stuff async. Nothing new for me or anybody else, and async support has been around since .Net 1.0. Well - her'es my little contribution. I'll demonstrate a little simple library that can handle execution of methods asynchronously...

A collegue of mine asked me about a funny little thing, that was a little funny thing to play with. He just wantet a tiny five-minute frame-work for his domain-model, ensuring that certain services were called once per session either just invoking operations...