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Moving Type

That’s a play on words because not only do these videos have type that is literally moving (they are videos after all), but they are also great examples of how text can be a really...

Radiohead Interactive 3D Visualization

I have seen a couple of tweets about this and I know it’s being blogged, but just wanted to add to the noise. The visuals for a the House of Cards video and a 3D interactive Flash...

Super Easy Animated Layout in Silverlight

I’ve been meaning to write about this one for a while. AnimatingPanelBase is a substitute base class for Panel that makes it super easy to add motion to Panels in Silverlight...

great coffee at identity mine…

<ShamelessPlug> Just saw a post on Jackson Fish Market about this article. Apparently startups are scrimping on coffee.. This is a travesty… One that I am happy to say...

Shipping and Shopping

Its been a long time since I have blogged but now Robby’s nerd+art website has got me jazzed about doing some silverlight work…im working on a DesignersLoveSilverlight section to my...

If you Tried to Say Hello…

You probably got a very unfriendly response.  Woops.  Please say hello again. Read More...

[WPF] Des requêtes NDepend pour analyser vos projets WPF

Je ne vais pas vous reparler de NDepend, l'outil développé par Patrick Smacchia, car c'est un outil vraiment très précieux pour tous les développeurs/architectes qui souhaitent...

My Blog Moved, You Don’t Have To

At least if everything goes as planned, you’re RSS reader should keep on getting regular updates without any work on your part. That’s if everything goes as planned, though...

Another Test Post

Hopefully the last one for a while…explanation coming soon. Read More...

Generic Extension Methods

I've discovered that if an extension method is generic and the generic type is used as the "this" parameter, you do not have to write out the generic discriminator. The...

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