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March 2007 - Posts

Server Generated WPF/E Controls

Bryant has an interesting post about using ASP.NET server controls to project WPF/E XAML instead of HTML . This is a great idea and I agree that it has legs. I see this as an area of low hanging fruit for integration of ASP.NET and WPF/E. Any part of Read More...
Posted Tuesday, March 27, 2007 8:10 AM by Michael Harsh | 1 Comments

Rock Paper Scissors game in WPF/E

Thannap has created a video based Rock Paper Scissors game using WPF/E. Click the image below to play the game. It's a fun implementation of the game, but I didn't see te source posted anywhere. Read More...
Posted Monday, March 26, 2007 8:27 PM by Michael Harsh | 1 Comments

Lumines Live 60 Second Top Score in WPF/E

I've been playing quite a bit of Lumines Live on my 360 lately. I'm no Mr. HeXic , but I recently posted 111 deletes in 60 seconds. This puts me in the top 100 on the Live leaderboard, so I recorded the replay and built a WPF/E video player to host it Read More...
Posted Monday, March 26, 2007 7:19 AM by Michael Harsh | 2 Comments

IdentityMine's CHATBlender

What do you get when you combine WPF/E Pad with MSN Messenger? CHATBlender . IdentityMine has created an MSN Messenger add-in that hosts WPF/E and renders the XAML that chat participants send to each other. This is a really cool idea and a well designed Read More...
Posted Tuesday, March 20, 2007 10:38 PM by Michael Harsh | 0 Comments

Dave Campbell's Added Another WPF/E Tutorial

Dave has been on a tear as of late learning and explaining WPF/E on his blog. His latest entry outlines how animation and clipping can work together. This post includes a live sample and the corresponding code. Dave has also aggregated all his WPF/E material Read More...
Posted Monday, March 19, 2007 6:57 AM by Michael Harsh | 0 Comments

RvB + Scott Guthrie + WPF/E = Crazy Delicious

I had no idea they let "suits" play Halo. Scott Guthrie did a guest spot on RvB and Adam Kinney from Channel 9 built a WPF/E video player to display the episode. Adam didn't share the source for this player but you can always just view source the page. Read More...
Posted Wednesday, March 07, 2007 6:50 AM by Michael Harsh | 1 Comments

Magent Game in WPF/E

Dennis Cronin of the Microsoft TV team has been playing with WPF/E and has created a version of the popular magnet game in WPF/E. This implementation turned out really well and it plays smoothly. This game has sound effects and animated stars in the background. Read More...
Posted Monday, March 05, 2007 9:36 PM by Michael Harsh | 2 Comments
 
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