Thought I’d give this one a try – 5 posts that were accessed by visitors of my blog the most and were posted in 2010: 1. Add version 4 components to your Silverlight 3 application with MEF : I wrote about using MEF (Managed Extensibility Framework) to import and offer additional capabilities to users...
Reactive? This post is continuing the series about Reactive Extensions , a powerful little framework currently available for .NET 3.5 & 4, Silverlight 3/4, Windows Phone 7 and JavaScript, that Microsoft’s Dev Labs are working on. Buffering? In this post, I’ll look into two reactive operators...
Following the theme from my previous two posts, this post will be about using Reactive Extensions on Windows Phone 7. I'll use a similar scenario as before – gradually load a few tiles into an ItemsControl. Let’s get started. Starting a project Create a new “Windows Phone Application”. Add references...
In my last blog post I wrote about using Reactive Extensions together with layout states in Silverlight to gradually introduce collections of data to a ListBoxes. One small problem with code from that post is that I’m generating the sequence of data myself, whereas in real-world scenario would be pulling...
I’ve been working on several applications where I needed to display several items in a ListBox (or an ItemsControl) at startup, but they had to appear on the screen one by one, with a short delay, not all at once. Using ListBoxItem’s layout states took care of handling how an individual item would appear...
I’ve discussed Reactive Extensions with a few people after my Rx talk last week and thought I’d clear up some confusion by clarifying on this blog… One thing to know about Reactive Extensions is that simply going from pull model (enumerating) to push model (observing) doesn’t give you immediate background...
These are slides and demo from my talk on Reactive Extensions from Thursday’s Bleeding Edge conference: Slides | Demo code Thanks to all for attending the talk. tweetmeme_url = 'http://tozon.info/blog/post/2010/10/03/Bleeding-Edge-2010-Reactive-Extensions-Slides-and-Demo.aspx'; tweetmeme_source...