Publications

URL Object Serialization: An effortless approach to user account confirmation

UrlSerialization overview

A URL Object Serialization component that provides compression and encryption of CLR objects, enabling embedding within URLs. Also includes a user account purging component that performs the periodic removal of unconfirmed user accounts, and a website that demonstrates the user account confirmation. View Article

Legion: Build your own virtual super computer with Silverlight

Legion logo

Legion is a grid computing framework that uses the Silverlight CLR to execute user definable tasks. It provides grid-wide thread-safe operations for web clients. Client performance metrics, such as bandwidth and processor speed, may be used to tailor jobs. Also includes a WPF Manager application. View Article

Clog: Client Logging, WPF Edition

Clog: WPF Edition logo

A customizable log provider system that allows you to harness your existing logging system to log client side messages to your server using WCF. Includes WPF sample applications.

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Clog: Client Logging, Silverlight Edition

Clog: Silverlight Edition logo

A customizable log provider system that allows you to harness your existing logging system to log client side messages to your server. Includes a Silverlight interface and Log Viewer.

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Silverlight Alien Sokoban

Silverlight Alien Sokoban screen shot

A fun Silverlight implementation of the game Sokoban. Contrasting Silverlight 1.1 and WPF, while showcasing some new features of C# 3.0, Expression Design, Expression Blend, and Visual Studio 2008.

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WPF Alien Sokoban

WPF Alien Sokoban screen shot

A fun implementation of the game Sokoban, written to showcase some features of WPF, C# 3.0, Expression Design, and Visual Studio 2008.

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Amazon-esque Pager

Amazon-esque Pager

Yet another list pager, but this one can use LinkButtons or simple hyperlinks, provides scrolling within an ASP.NET Ajax UpdatePanel, and behaves similarly to the paging found on Amazon.com.

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