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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Walking through the creation of a complex installer package
Introduction In this post I want to describe the issues and pain points I had when trying to generate a setup package for a complex product with many thousand of files. This is a post mainly for self documenting purposes … Continue reading
Posted in installation, NSIS, tutorial, WIX
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Fluent Silverlight – Part 3 – Binding Events to Commands
Introduction In the last two posts I introduced Fluent Silverlight which is a new framework designed to offer a strongly typed alternative to the XAML based definition of Silverlight views and its “magic string” based data binding of properties of … Continue reading
Fluent Silverlight – Part 2 – Binding Properties
Introduction After having introduced the new Fluent Silverlight framework in part 1 it is now time to dig a little bit deeper and discuss some implementation details. This time I’ll have a look into the details how we bind a … Continue reading
Posted in data binding, fluent Silverlight, MVVM pattern
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