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8 days, 5 hours ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — The source code for my WPF Photo Print utility is finally available... :) read more...
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16 days, 19 hours ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — The WPF Popup control is always “topmost” over other application windows. If you’re happy with a dirty workaround to remove the Topmost state, you can derive your own Popup control similar to this... read more...
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1 month, 1 day ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — Here’s a small WPF utility to help make ad-hoc photo printing a little easier. Some features:
- No need to import your photos into a “walled” library (great if your photos are on a network share like mine, or just want an ad-hoc print from a memory card).
- Never changes the source image and doesn’t require version history.
- All operations are additive and vector-based. Currently supports rotate (90° clockwise), crop (with aspect ratios) and straighten (up to 45° each way).
- It’s fast (no need to “Apply” changes or undo them later). read more...
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2 months, 5 days ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — Here's a simple soft body physics demo based on Walaber's excellent JelloPhysics library. You'll need Silverlight 2 beta 2, but it's well worth it :) read more...
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2 months, 6 days ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — Here’s a useful bit of C# you can paste into your LINQPad statements to quickly hack together some HTML (could be useful for quick ad-hoc database reports). read more...
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4 months, 12 days ago aneyfamily.com — Newcomers to LINQ may get hesitant before perform a bunch of updates and/or deletes against their production data. Being more comfortable in Transact SQL compared to LINQ, they may want to see the SQL statements that would execute before actually calling SubmitChanges(). With a couple of extension methods, you can do exactly that: preview the SQL before it executes. read more...
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4 months, 12 days ago codinghorror.com — JA and Joel Spolsky join forces to kick the s*t out of Experts Exchange. I didn't know anybody else hated them as much as I did. I even toyed with the idea of creating a google frontend to append -experts-exchange to any search.... read more...
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4 months, 16 days ago aneyfamily.com — A couple weeks ago, I read the article, LINQ to SQL Extension: Batch Deletion with Lambda Expression by Jeffrey Zhao. In case you didn't read the article, it discusses the downside of most O/R Mapping frameworks when it comes to multiple updates or deletes. He states the fact that a SQL statement for each row flagged as update/delete in the entity set is created. I went about implementing something similar to what Jeffrey envisioned and I'll explain some of the hurdles I had to overcome to achieve it. read more...
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4 months, 16 days ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — A couple links on writing Excel add-ins in C# and managing XLA versions in source control. read more...
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5 months, 18 days ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — Brief experiment using ASP.NET MVC's routing mechanism to drive regular ASP.NET pages (with postbacks etc) read more...
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6 months, 14 days ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — Use WPF to create skin images for your websites. Create a scene with all the XAML goodness you like and let this utility splice it up for use on your site! read more...
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6 months, 24 days ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — Here’s a simple codebehind-like concept for Silverlight 1.0, involving minimal changes to Visual Studio 2008’s “Silverlight JScript Page” template code. read more...
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8 months, 15 days ago chriscavanagh.wordpress.com — How many times have you wanted to use an ObjectDataSource but been too damn idle to create a new class? All you really want are its Selecting and Updating events and some magic dust in your codebehind, right? I may have just the thing for you... read more...
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