Great WPF Applications #10: Daily Mail, Seattle P-I, forbes.com, New York Times

WPF Text Reading and Flow Document Support, and the new NYTimes, Daily Mail, and Seattle Post-Intelligencer Reader Applications

ScottGu's Blog — Thu, 22 Feb 2007 23:11:15 GMT

Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF aka "Avalon") is a massive step forward for Windows client development,

re: Great WPF Applications #10: Daily Mail, Seattle P-I, forbes.com, New York Times

Edward J. Stembler — Thu, 22 Feb 2007 23:38:00 GMT

I've had the NY Times Reader from the beta and I love it!

To me, it's a good example of a "killer (wpf) app". My admiration for the program goes beyond it's great UI though. Shortly after running it for the first time I took a look at the disassembled code via Reflector. It was interesting to see how it was designed and notice a few obfuscated sections of code as well.

I'm really glad there will be an SDK. I have an app idea I'd like to use it for.

re: Great WPF Applications #10: Daily Mail, Seattle P-I, forbes.com, New York Times

Jerry Mead — Fri, 23 Feb 2007 02:42:35 GMT

The Daily Mail want me to register to access their app.

Name & email address, yep, fine.

But mandatory post code, phone number and date of birth? Do me a favour!

I could lie, but how does that benefit anyone?

I've just built a great (i.e. v. simple & easy to use) little Zeepe-based music & vidoe player, and made it freely available here for those with the framework installed from zeepe.com:

http://www.zeepe.com/jerry/myPod.exe

But now I'm thinking that I'd better take your inside leg measurement before letting you download it.

Thanks, Daily Mail. Us Brits have enough trouble proving that we really, really get this Interweb thing ... and then you go and pull a numpty stroke like this.

Pshaw!!

Great WPF Applications #10: Daily Mail, Seattle PI, forbes.com ...

University Update — Fri, 23 Feb 2007 06:17:04 GMT

re: Great WPF Applications #10: Daily Mail, Seattle P-I, forbes.com, New York Times

leduytien — Fri, 23 Feb 2007 08:56:14 GMT

Wow, this is what I hoped for since the New York Times' NewsReader. The experience with NYT reader is so good that I wonder if there is anyway that it can be used for other website too.

Now, with the release of these readers, I'm glad. However, thinking about it, I think it introduces another problem: if you frequently read two or more news sources and each of them has their own reader, then you have to run two (or more) of them at the same time to keep up-to-date. There should be a genetic reader that allow you subscribed to many news source in the same application and you can switch between them. (this is different from the RSS reader because you actually can read the whole content without having to go to the website)

Anyway, I'm looking forward to the release of the SDK so that I can give the idea a try.

More WPF applications, all based on the new Reader SDK

David Boschmans Weblog — Sun, 25 Feb 2007 00:26:52 GMT

A couple of weeks ago I posted a list of cool WPF applications . This list of applications published

WPF的文字阅读和Flow Document支持，以及新的纽约时报，每日邮报，和西雅图邮报Intelligencer的阅读器程序

Joycode@Ab110.com — Mon, 26 Feb 2007 21:25:22 GMT

【原文地址】 WPF Text Reading and Flow Document Support, and the new NYTimes, Daily Mail, and Seattle Post-Intelligencer

re: Great WPF Applications #10: Daily Mail, Seattle P-I, forbes.com, New York Times

Amar — Tue, 27 Feb 2007 11:06:04 GMT

The readability of the content is just superb with this app. I wonder if this app can be used for web sites. Users hate scrolling on the web sites and this compact, easy-to-read and navigate features provided with this type of reader should be transferrable to the online world.

Can we get something like this for all of MSDN?

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Demos from my presentation at the New Mexico .NET User Group on May 3rd, 2007

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re: Great WPF Applications #10: Daily Mail, Seattle P-I, forbes.com, New York Times

Alex — Fri, 11 May 2007 05:18:44 GMT

Tim,

Is there any ETA on the reader SDK?

Alex

Demos and Deck from my presentation at the Austin .NET User Group

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Vista Programming Links from the TechEd 2007 Precon with Kate Gregory

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My TechEd 2007 WPF Data Visualization Presentation

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My TechEd 2007 WPF Data Visualization Presentation

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San Gabriel Valley .NET users group resources

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Demos and Content from my WPF San Diego code camp presentation on 6/30/07

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DevLink Nashville Downloads

Tim Huckaby's Blog — Mon, 15 Oct 2007 20:26:43 GMT

We've Released the News Reader SDK!

Tim Sneath — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 21:59:02 GMT

Many of you have seen the New York Times reader application - it was featured as part of the portfolio

News Reader SDK!

Bink.nu — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 06:44:38 GMT

Many of you have seen the New York Times reader application - it was featured as part of the portfolio

Resources from my talk at the San Diego .NET Developers Group on 8-5-08

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