Never In Doubt

Often wrong but never in doubt ... an opinionated romp in the swamp

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

WPF / Silverlight Differences White Paper

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I didn’t write it but I just read it and, at 69 pages, it’s as comprehensive an inventory as you’re likely to find. Sergio Loscialo from W...
Monday, June 15, 2009

Screen Factory

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Let’s go right to the ending. When I need a class to construct a Model-View-ViewModel triad, I’ll call that class a “Screen Factory”;  the t...
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Friday, June 12, 2009

RIA Services Ain’t Cheap

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I’ve been fielding questions recently about the differences between RIA Services and our DevForce product. We both help you move data acro...
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Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Kent Beck For Free

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Most of us are untroubled by our participation in the market economy. Kent Beck is unusual in this regard (as in so many others) … another...
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Thursday, May 28, 2009

Galapagos Bound!

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No more posts from me for the next ten days. My wife and I are going to the Galapagos Islands. No computer. No phone. No twitter. Heaven.
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Can I write a WPF+Silverlight App?

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In this post we explore the question, “ can it be done ?” If we were asking “ can we write one application that targets both Windows Forms...
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Wednesday, May 27, 2009

Are We Overselling Prism?

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A very good friend just hung up on me in the middle of an IM exchange about whether “we” are over-hyping Prism and recommending it for situa...
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Ward Bell
Ward is a Microsoft MVP and the V.P. of Technology at IdeaBlade (www.ideablade.com), a software consultancy and the makers of the "Breeze JS" and "DevForce" client data management libraries for JavaScript and .NET application development. Ward often obsesses on client technologies for business applications, data access, and development practices.
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