ttrashh

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by ttrashh 16y ago
Just downloaded it. Nice work! My only constructive criticism would be to make the text a little bigger in some areas.
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Developer posts his early sales numbers from Windows Phone 7 Marketplace(farseergames.com)
2 points by ttrashh 16y ago|0 comments
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by ttrashh 16y ago
What would I need to do to comply with the license for a commercial mobile app? Have attribution where I display the article or data? What does share alike do in this case? Would I need to provide a link to the source for the application?
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State of the mobile app industry 2010(readwriteweb.com)
1 points by ttrashh 16y ago|0 comments
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by ttrashh 16y ago
#1) I don't get this one. WPF/Xaml/Silverlight is the best thing to come out of Microsoft in years. I really can't imagine doing front end development in another tech. MossyBlog is full of shit. Who cares if Silverlight/WPF merge? Do you re
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by ttrashh 16y ago
Redirected me to a malware site on first visit...didn't the second. Your blog may have been compromised.
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by ttrashh 16y ago
Silverlight contains a large subset of the .Net Framework in that 5Mb install. You don't need (and it can't use) the full .Net Framework.
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by ttrashh 16y ago
I've seen mostly favorable opinions. Gizmodo's preview was about the same as Engadget.
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by ttrashh 16y ago
I wonder how the apps are going to play out. XNA is used for the games and there are plenty of shops out there creating for xbox. It looks like porting existing XNA games to the phone will be fairly straightforward. I'm expecting Windows Ph
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Javascript vs Silverlight(blog.galasoft.ch)
2 points by ttrashh 16y ago|0 comments
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by ttrashh 16y ago
I'm using Visual Studio unit tests (mstest) to test my viewmodels. Nunit would work too. I use model-view-viewmodel so I have very little (or no) code in the codebehind. If you want to take testing further look at the silverlight unit test
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by ttrashh 16y ago
My experience with Silverlight has been different. I like it enough that I'm actively looking for a full time Silverlight job now. -- HTML/CSS/JS cross browser issues are a huge problem. As a web dev I waste an INSANE amount of time dealing
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by ttrashh 16y ago
I think it's confusing speak for a query language using a rest model that returns data in various formats such as atom/json.
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by ttrashh 16y ago
Fight Club. The Pursuit of Happiness.
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by ttrashh 16y ago
One of the comments from the techcrunch post: there is no hypocrisy here. We have an API that gives users 100% access to all their content on Posterous, including the original media that was uploaded, in it's full size. This API can be fou
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by ttrashh 16y ago
Microsoft seems to be working on it. They are pushing design HARD for their devs. Silverlight and WPF were designed with design in mind. I went to Mix a couple years ago and half the sessions there dealt with design or user experience in so
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by ttrashh 16y ago
Asp.Net MVC for web has everything you just mentioned. The real push is towards Silverlight for web apps.
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by ttrashh 16y ago
Doesn't look free to me. Microsoft and Google don't require you to pay 99$ to watch their conference videos.
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by ttrashh 16y ago
MySpace. They were ColdFusion but moved to Asp.Net for performance. They were running blue dragon as a hybrid for a while...not sure if they still are.
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by ttrashh 16y ago
Yeah. Probably 5$ so he could say "I donated!".
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This is the workstation a developer needs(reinvented-the-workstation.com)
2 points by ttrashh 17y ago|1 comments
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by ttrashh 17y ago
Bingo.
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by ttrashh 17y ago
> "On the one side, this rule should be good for quality. Cross-platform software toolkits have never ever produced top-notch native apps for Apple platforms. Not for the classic Mac OS, not for Mac OS X, and not for iPhone OS." This is
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by ttrashh 17y ago
I'm a .Net developer and this is based on light work with it a couple years ago so... It wasn't great. Developing modules was confusing and overly complex. The documentation was horrible. The data access stack was plain stupid if you follow
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by ttrashh 17y ago
Anyone else notice Carbonite is a sponsor? I'm going to move to another backup solution.
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by ttrashh 17y ago
I'd say you haven't looked then. Silverlight is well done. It isn't a half-assed idea. The separation of xaml from viewmodel (using the MVVM pattern) is clean. You can unit test the shit out of everything. The commanding system and data bin
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by ttrashh 17y ago
I'd say they definitely followed here but to say they created an inferior product is harsh. The Zune UI is actually better than the iPod imho. That's why they took it for Windows Phone Series 7. The Zune software is FAR better than iTunes..
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by ttrashh 17y ago
Ha. Using the tool for google.com doesnt work. Facebook is getting 320 Billion page views a month worldwide...
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by ttrashh 17y ago
1. Raising Arizona 2. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas 3. 12 Monkeys
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Social Media: Consumers Trust Their Friends Less(adage.com)
1 points by ttrashh 17y ago|0 comments

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