Dan and Brian’s company has been outed by the Seattle PI. I hope they’re ready for the ensuing fame and fortune!
Archive for March, 2006
WPF/E, or “Windows Presentation Foundation Everywhere,” is a lightweight cross-platform (and cross-browser) runtime whose functionality is a subset of WPF. Joe Stegman and Mike Harsh are Program Managers on the WPF/E team, and both of them have just started blogging about the work they are doing. Check ‘em out!
In my last post, I introduced a WPF feature that we affectionately call “Island Frame” (an Island Frame is actually a Frame which has Frame.JournalOwnership = JournalOwnership.OwnsJournal). One of my favorite applications of this feature is that it is now very easy to build UI that uses a tabbed navigation model.
The basic XAML for this […]
You may have noticed in the past that the WPF Frame element didn’t work very well when hosted in a Window (it worked just fine in a NavigationWindow or in a Page hosted in the browser). The Frame could navigate to content, but there was no way to navigate forward or back, as you could […]
Tonight when Kenny and I got home, we noticed that our downstairs neighbors’ cars were both gone. We looked at each other, and then ran upstairs: when the neighbors are gone, it’s Dance Dance Revolution time!
Unfortunately, the neighbors are rarely gone, so we basically both still really suck at DDR. After about 30 minutes, we […]
