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Blog Post:
What Can YOU Do with 10K of Silverlight or WPF Code?
Tim Sneath
A lot, it turns out. Some long-time readers may remember my post of a year or two back where I set a fun little challenge to test what could be accomplished with just a single element of XAML . In the preparation for MIX09 , the team created a competition that offered slightly more room for creativity...
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29 Jan 2009
Blog Post:
Flotzam: Mashing up the Web
Tim Sneath
Have you seen Flotzam ? It's a fun mash-up that Karsten and Tim put together that aggregates a bunch of different data sources: Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, Digg, YouTube and indeed any general RSS feed. You can install it either as an application or a screen saver, and it's a nice way to see what's going...
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25 Jan 2008
Blog Post:
WPF and Silverlight Contest Season Is Here!
Tim Sneath
The snow has arrived (here in Redmond, at least), and people are starting to wind down for the holidays. No doubt you're dreading the arrival of Aunt Mabel for an extended stay and are planning an opportunity to escape to a remote hideaway cave and finally get a chance to explore some new technologies...
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4 Dec 2007
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