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unc.edu/~payst
Stuff
Home About Me Stuff Don?t worry, it?s just stuff. Stuff ? the blog Mobile student orgs social networking Kiosks Spam Poetry May' Kurogo Brian Payst on May'th, 2011 The m.unc.edu site that we run has been sitting on the old MIT code for some time now. I?ve been working in my spare time (misnomer if there ever was one) to update the site to the new Kurogo framework. The folks that developed the MIT code have now gone and started their own company called ModoLabs and
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blogs.magnatis.com/tim
Tim « Magnatis
Magnatis Just another developer's blog Subscribe via RSS Home 6Mar/11Off Slides and demo code from Rocky Mountain Tech Trifecta v3.0 Here are the slides and demo code from my Rocky Mountain Tech Trifecta v3.o sessionDeveloping Windows Phone Applications. Slides from Developing Windows Phone Applications Demos from Developing Windows Phone Applications Filed under: Uncategorized No Comments 21Jan/11Off Developing Windows Phone applications at the 2011 Rocky Mountain Tech Trifecta I will
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hammond-turner.org.uk/blog/nuggets
Golden Nuggets
Golden Nuggets Thursday, May', 2011 Thursday Quickie - Mocking Events with Moq There are times when the code under test depends on an event being fired by a component we're mocking. You can explicitly fire a mocked object's event using the following code var authService = new Mock(); authService.Raise(m => m.LoggedIn += null, null as AuthenticationEventArgs); You can also raise an event on the mock as part of a callback - i.e. fire the event when a method or
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javisantana.com/javier-santana
Javi Santana
Hello, I'm Javi Santana I make software products more ? Links Code My code on github or bitbucket. My small lab. Social You can read me on my blog or follow me on twitter (spanish). Work Simple products for farmers: agroguía and agrotrack. More detailed info on linkedin. Contact jsantfer@gmail.com ?back var BW = 10; // some math var seed = 1; function linear(a, b, t) { return a + (b - a)*t; } function smoothstep(a, b, t) { if(t < a) return 0.0; if(t > b) return 1.0; t = (t-a)/(b-a
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drwpf.com/blog
Dr. WPF
Dr. WPF Drinking (and serving) the WPF Kool-Aid since 2002 A Few Good Metadata Options for Silverlight May 8th, 2010 I?d like to highlight one more feature that is available in Silverlight if you use my code snippets. Those who watched the value coercion video might have glimpsed the following enum within the FrameworkPropertyMetadata.cs code file: [Flags] public enum FrameworkPropertyMetadataOptions : int { None = 0x0, AffectsMeasure = 0x1, AffectsArrange = 0x2, AffectsParentMeasure