Should URLs depend on underlying server technology?
I ran into an interesting problem when I was brushing up my web site lately. Let’s say I had a static HTML page named http://www.ikriv.com/page.html. Now, I decided to use […]
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WCF Configuration: Thou Shalt Not Hard Code
WCF comes with a very handy configuration language that allows you to define bindings, end point properties and the like. Doing the same in code is a) tedious, b) inflexible: […]
About Time Zones and Humility
I am discovering for myself the world of RSS, ATOM, and blog feed aggregators. I tried to find out what’s the difference between RSS and ATOM (here is a good […]
Lashing out at VB6 collections
Someone I could not refuse asked me to “take a look” at some Excel macros written in Visual Basic For Applications (VBA), which is a limited version of VB6 running […]
Emissive Material Troubles
It turns out that emissive material is quite a tricky fellow. Petzold’s book warns not to use EmissiveMaterial by itself, and always combine it with a diffuse material, which may […]
Dynamically Adding New Flash Objects to Your Page
Back in the days of a now dormant Internet startup, we ran into an issue of how to dynamically add new objects (Flash or otherwise) to your page. If you […]
WPF: Making Objects Invisible
This is not as easy as it might have been. There is no Visible property on ModelVisual3D or GeometryModel3D. Approaches considered in this discussion on the Microsoft site include making […]
C# syntactic noise: no response
It looks like “C# future” forum is not monitored, or everyone is on vacation. My post from August 27 is still without replly
Animated properties in view model: update
I received a response to my question on the Microsoft WPF forum. Will investigate and report the results here.
One more time about TFS
Every day when I open my solution in Visual Studio I get this message box: After that Visual Studio checks out my solution file and a number of project files, […]