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Dynamics CRM in WPF and Silverlight

This past week on “Dynamics Duo”, a Dynamics themed set of videos on Channel9, Ben Riga and Girish Raja showed some new User Experiences built around Dynamics. At IdentityMine we had the privilege of working with the Dynamics team to deliver the WPF and Silverlight portions shown in these...

Posted to Kurt Brockett (Weblog) by Anonymous on 08-21-2008
Finally! IdentityMine can talk about Microsoft Surface

It’s been a long time coming. Having the opportunity to be one of the first Microsoft Surface partners was both an honor and a curse. An honor in every way imaginable and a curse in that we couldn ’t talk about it. Take a look at the following video for a small sampling of the many Surface applications...

Posted to Chad Brown (Weblog) by Anonymous on 08-12-2008
ThoughtBox: End of Weekend Progress

Well, 4:00PM was my deadline, so here’s where we landed. That’s a screenshot of the running app. I feel pretty good about the progress that I made, but I think it’s going to take a couple more days to finish this up…so one or two more weekends. For now, you can get the source...

Posted to Robby Ingebretsen (Weblog) by Anonymous on 08-03-2008
Kaxaml Now Supports Silverlight2 Beta2

It’s been a long time coming: Kaxaml finally supports the latest version of Silverlight. Woohoo! Sorry to those who have been been waiting. Not a lot of changes in this release other than the Silverlight changes. This is still very much a beta. There are a couple of Silverlight issues that I [...

Posted to Robby Ingebretsen (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-30-2008
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 blog. I’ve been busy with lots of WPF client development as usual and added to that we have welcomed two new munchkins...

Posted to Nathan Dunlap (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-21-2008
nerdplusart relaunch from robby ingebretsen

Probably my favorite part of working at IdentityMine is the chance to work with truly awesome peeps who I consider not just coworkers but friends and family. If you ever get a chance to grab a meal or just have a conversation with Robby DO IT. Robby used to blog on notstatic.com but recently...

Posted to Kurt Brockett (Weblog) by Anonymous on 07-21-2008
Dr. WPF trumps Dr. Spock on "conceptual children"

Congratulations Dr. WPF on winning this month’s C# article competition at http://www.thecodeproject.com/ I’m not going to pretend to know all the ins and outs of this article . (A little too technical for me) However, when Dr. WPF speaks about any topic WPF I think those in the industry should listen...

Posted to Chad Brown (Weblog) by Anonymous on 05-19-2008
WPF in Finance - Lab 49 Finalist

Congratulations Jobi Joy! WPF excels at data visualization and the Financial Services industry is positioned well to benefit from its capability. IdentityMine congratulates Jobi on his individual submission and finalist ranking for the Lab 49 "WPF in Finance" innovation contest! Well done!

Posted to Chad Brown (Weblog) by Anonymous on 05-01-2008
WPF Custom ItemsControls: the WPF way

What do I mean by “the WPF way?” Let me explain. Custom ItemsControls can, for the most part, be created through xaml, or through creating a new Custom Control item through the “Add New Item” list in Visual Studio. The ItemsPanel can be changed through the ControlTemplate, as well as the ItemsContainer...

Posted to dev'in' brown (Weblog) by devin.brown on 04-23-2008
There are several different workflows used to build a WPF or Silverlight app

One of the interesting things about WPF apps, and Silverlight 2.0 apps for that matter, is the number of ways to go about constructing the app. A Designer type can put together an app inside of Blend and integrate design assets as they're built, but then the Designer is blocked waiting on controls...

Posted to Paul_Alexander (Weblog) by palexand on 04-01-2008

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