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A Very Simple Example of Data Binding in WPF

by Mas-Tool on Jan.28, 2012, under Uncategorized, WPF

This is a very simple example of data binding between two controls in WPF.

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A Very Simple Example of Data Binding in WPF

Strongly Typed Sub-Lists Which Modify Their Parent List (No Events)

by Mas-Tool on Jan.28, 2012, under Uncategorized

Generic list wrapper that returns a smaller strongly typed sub-list which modifies the parent-list when changed, without using events

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Strongly Typed Sub-Lists Which Modify Their Parent List (No Events)

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A HTTP web server program that opens files on the server, using QR-Codes and a REST architecture

by Mas-Tool on Jan.27, 2012, under Uncategorized

A command promt web server that starts the program or open a a file given in as an argument in an http adress. Could potentially be used to show media on screen using QR-codes.

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Drawing a grid-covered cylinder in WPF

by Mas-Tool on Jan.27, 2012, under Uncategorized, WPF

Short program to draw, in 2D, a series of geometry that represents a grid-covered 3 dimensional cylinder.

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Drawing a grid-covered cylinder in WPF

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Ultra Excited for the New Intel® Ultrabook™ Platform

by Mas-Tool on Jan.27, 2012, under Uncategorized

What is ultra light, ultra responsive and ultra thin? Yes it’s the new Intel® Ultrabook™ platform. If you’ve heard about it here is your opportunity to get answers to your questions and find out what this new platform can mean to you as a SW Developer. Today is the beginning of an evolution in PC Co

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Ultra Excited for the New Intel® Ultrabook™ Platform

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Chrome Users: Try the WordPress.com Extension

by Mas-Tool on Jan.27, 2012, under Uncategorized

Want to receive WordPress.com notifications instantly, even when you’re not on WordPress.com?

Add the new WordPress.com extension for Chrome and as soon as you get a new follower or a new like on one of your posts, a notification will appear in your browser:

Simply click the icon to view your latest WordPress.com notifications:

Start following new blogs without visiting WordPress.com

The Chrome extension also makes it easy to follow sites from your WordPress.com account by displaying a Follow button whenever you’re browsing a site that has an RSS feed.

Clicking the Follow button will add new posts from the website to your reader, and send you an email each time an update is published. (You can change your default email settings if you like.)

When you visit a WordPress.com site, you’ll notice that the extension icon will turn blue, but keep in mind that you can follow blogs on Blogger, Tumblr, and other services, too.

Quickly post cool stuff you find while browsing the web

Press This is a lightning-fast way to publish content on your blog without ever visiting WordPress.com. Click the WordPress.com extension, then select? Press This whenever you find something on the web that you’d like to share on your blog, and a pop-up editor will appear:

Select the blog you’d like to post to, then hit publish to share a link to the site. Your blog will be updated, and you can continue browsing the web from wherever you left off.

If you’d like to publish an excerpt of text along with the link to the site, simply highlight the material with your cursor before clicking Press This:

And it will appear in the editor for you to publish along with the link:

We hope this makes it easier for you to share cool stuff on your blog quickly! If there’s anything you’d like to see in future versions of the extension, be sure to let us know.