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Two awesome releases in the last week! Much thanks to the great community surrounding both projects! Here’s what’s new: Durandal 1.2.0 Tons of bug fixes. Lots of improvements to the router. Better support for integrating with Q, KendoUI and Dojo. More docs. Check out the full set of changes. Caliburn...
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03-18-2013
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I’m labeling this the Thomas Ibel/Nigel Sampson release. Why? Because these two hardworking gentlemen have put great effort into bringing you the most mature version of Caliburn.Micro yet. In the two months since our 1.4 release they’ve dealt with almost every outstanding issue on our list. Great...
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Today I’m happy to announce the official release of Caliburn.Micro v1.4. This release brings a ton of bug fixes across all platforms, nuget fixes…and best of all…full support for WinRT and WP8. That means that Caliburn.Micro now supports WPF, SL4, SL5, WP7, WP8 and WinRT. AWESOME...
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11-15-2012
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When you are adding the ability to have a Secondary tile to your Windows phone application you may from time to time find the need to debug or mimic the launching of the application via the Secondary tile w/ the correct query string values. Sadly, debugging this via the debugger is not something that...
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When you build a Windows Phone 7 (soon to be 8) application, one of the screen layouts you can use is the Panorama. In most cases the number of pages in the panorama is hard defined in code but there is the occasion when you will add pages dynamically based on binding. In this post...
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If you fit into any one (or more) of these three categories… You like tabletop RPGs You build Xaml applications You build Html/JS applications 1. RPGWithMe For some time I’ve been cranking away building my company’s first real product. I’m very excited to officially announce...
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08-02-2012
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Filed under: WPF, Xaml, databinding, game development, Control Templates, WPF/e, Caliburn, Featured, Silverlight, RIA, MVVM, UI Architecture, Caliburn Micro, WP7
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I started work with “Xaml-based” platforms in the pre-Beta days of WPF, so I’ve been working with this technology longer than most. Back then I was utterly awed and inspired by it’s capabilities. Today I’m frustrated and sometimes outraged. As I’ve traveled to various...
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04-18-2012
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I’m extremely pleased to announce the release of Caliburn.Micro v1.3 . This is a great release with many bug fixes and several API improvements. We also support several new platforms. Here’s the highlights: Support for WP7 Mango Support for Silverlight 5 Basic MVVM Support for WinRT/Metro...
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01-20-2012
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What Happened To Me I’d say that 2011 was a pretty good year for me as a .NET open source developer. After all, Caliburn.Micro had it’s first official release in April 2011 just in time for the Mix Open Source fest. At the festival, the framework had a great showing. I had tons of people...
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01-04-2012
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Today, I’m pleased to announce the RTW of Caliburn.Micro v1.2 . In this release we’ve had a number of bug fixes as well as a few incremental feature additions and refactorings. You can read the list of changes on the project site or get it as part of the download. Of course, v1.2 is now available...
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07-30-2011
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This is another post in a series of posts on how to use SQL CE on WP7 Mango. If you would like to see the other posts they are listed below Using SQL CE on WP7 Mango–Getting Started Using SQL CE On WP7 Mango–Working with Associations Using SQL CE On WP7 Mango–Working with Indexes In this posting...
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This is another post in a series of posts on how to use SQL CE on WP7 Mango. If you would like to see the other posts they are listed below Using SQL CE on WP7 Mango–Getting Started Using SQL CE On WP7 Mango–Working with Associations Using SQL CE On WP7 Mango–Working with Indexes In my first post...
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One of the major new ‘features’ of WP7 Mango is the addition of SQL CE 3.5 support. Prior to Mango CE was loaded on the phone but 3rd party applications (the ones you and I write) were not able to access it. With Mango this has all changed and CE is not a full first class citizen. If...
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As I am learning how to use SQL Ce which is available inside of WP7 mango I came across the following exception. This exception came from the following Linq statement var episodesWithTags = ( from e in dimecastsDataContext.Episodes where e.EpisodeTags.Count( x => x.TagName == "Something...
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One of the biggest complaints (from myself and others) about V1 of WP7 was the total and complete lack of a built in database (although v1 of WP7 did have SQL CE on the device but developers did not have access to use it). When I say there was no built in database don’t misread that to say there...