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April 2006 - Posts

Andrew Whiddett on Visual Tree Helpers

Andrew Whiddett, from REZN8 , who contributes useful snippets of code and learnings as he works with WPF, has offered up his own custom visual tree helper class, with explanation. Thanks Andrew! ******************************************************************* Read More...
Posted Wednesday, April 19, 2006 11:32 AM by karstenj | 3 Comments

Phenomenological Layout in WPF: More on Layout Animations

In a recent post , I stated explaining some of the work done in the AMG-Mercedes demo to handle layout animations. A few people posted some comments looking for more details. I'm back with a code sample that elucidates a concept in WPF called phenomenological Read More...
Posted Tuesday, April 18, 2006 2:15 PM by karstenj | 3 Comments

AMG-Mercedes Prototype: Handling Layout Animations and the Beauty of the Viewbox

Earlier, I mentioned that I would go through some of the learnings from the different partner projects I have recently been involved in . The AMG-Mercedes prototype was a great project to work on in conjunction with AvenueA-Razorfish. One of the initial Read More...
Posted Tuesday, April 11, 2006 3:09 PM by karstenj | 8 Comments

We Are Hiring On Our Team

My colleague, Tim Sneath , has the skinny on the positions open on our team. And, if you want to know what the interview process might be like, here's my other colleague, Ernie Booth , on his experience interviewing and joining the team. Read More...
Posted Monday, April 10, 2006 2:43 PM by karstenj | 0 Comments

More Thoughts on the Curve: How To Hit It and What Comes Next

Thanks to those who responded to my post on hitting the curve, or cliff as PsiSpace put it. Please keep the comments coming... Two additional thoughts. The first is one that Darren David made in his presentation on building the North Face Prototype he Read More...
Posted Thursday, April 06, 2006 11:04 PM by karstenj | 1 Comments

Hitting the Curve: On WPF and Productivity

So there is this contradiction that many people have when they first dig into WPF. Let's take a hypothetical developer. Let's call the developer Jane. She attends a conference or goes to a user group meeting and gets interested in WPF. She reads the literature Read More...
Posted Wednesday, April 05, 2006 10:10 AM by karstenj | 15 Comments

Back From MIX and Fired Up

So MIX06 may be old news, but it is still fresh in my mind. I took a week off after the show but now I'm back and fired up! The show itself was great (and not just because it was in Las Vegas). I can finally talk about what I've been up to for the last Read More...
Posted Tuesday, April 04, 2006 9:42 AM by karstenj | 15 Comments
 
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