Animating out of an extended splashscreen
Animations are a key part of making your app feel fluent, modern and responsive. Connected animations are a very big part of this, and have been around for a...
Animations are a key part of making your app feel fluent, modern and responsive. Connected animations are a very big part of this, and have been around for a...
Last year I blogged about enabling PCL compatibility in .NET Standard libraries so we could use libraries that weren’t updated to .NET Standard yet. In that ...
I was recently in a scenario where I had a UWP app with a timer. The running timer was supposed to be displayed in the title bar of the app (the app is a UWP...
I first noticed the floating widgets when I saw Facebook Messenger on a Samsung. I really liked the idea of the chatheads with the conversation folding out w...
I’ve been seeing a lot of discussions lately on how to correctly use HttpClient in mobile apps, both UWP and / or Xamarin apps. In this post I’d like to shar...
A wrappanel is something XAML developers are very familiar with. It’s a panel that orders its children either horizontally or vertically but when the childre...
Last weekend I had the distinct honor and pleasure of co-organizing and speaking at an international Windows Platform developer event. Lowlands WP dev 2014 w...
A practical guide to MVVM (Light) – Part 1 In part 1 I’ve shown you how to setup a new Windows Phone project with MVVM Light, how to hookup everything and we...
You don’t have to look very far into the pits of the internet to find that there are still a lot of devs with questions on how to build a Windows / Windows P...
I’m currently working on a Windows 8.1 app that has quite some buttons in the app bar. The buttons are not positioned next to each other in one row and are n...
As a mobile developer we often need to consume some API in order to get data. In a lot of cases that API is made available to us by some third party, for exa...
If you’ve ever used applications like the Office Remote that seem to take over your computer you’ll know that it can provide quite the “magic” experience. As...
Some time ago I blogged about having recompiled the great XAML Styler plugin so it would install into Visual Studio 2013. The recompiled plugin suddenly beca...
Back in August I blogged about the ExtendedSelector, an extension of the LongListSelector that gave us a bindable SelectedItem property. A bit of a downside ...
Marker based Augmented Reality is really easy thanks to toolkits like SLAR. A bigger challenge is when you want to use those toolkits in a Monogame applicati...
Whenever you need to do data input you’re probably going to add some form of data validation. There is a ton of information out there on how to do this in Si...
Xaml Styler is a free Visual Studio 2012 extension available from the gallery. I’ve been using this extension for quite some time now and I’m really happy wi...
When working on my comic application for Windows Phone I encountered a problem that I’ve had in the past and have heard others ran into as well. When on the ...
Imagine you have an app where people can browse through all sorts of data, let’s take Wikipedia for example. You find an interesting article on the Wikipedia...
In Windows Phone 8 Microsoft wants us to use the LongListSelector instead of the ListBox. But it seems they forgot about something, the SelectedItem property...
The system tray in Windows Phone 8 is the small bar at the top where the clock, signal strength, connectivity icons, etc. reside. In most apps I’ve used deve...
Currently, there are quite some inconsistencies between the Windows Phone SDK and the Windows 8 SDK. One of the very first that you’ll run into when developi...
Yesterday was the day for Community day 2013, already the seventh edition. A bunch of user groups working together to create a great agenda of presentations...
I’m currently working on a Windows Phone 8 project that requires two devices. Those devices talk to each other through a SignalR service. Thanks to Hyper-V I...
I received a mail from Mindscape stating that their product called Raygun was coming along nicely and if I was interested in trying it out and blogging my fi...
As an app developer you’re bound to run into a situation where you’re building both an app and a mobile website or REST based service. That means...
As I was working on a Windows Phone 8 project I needed a pivot that could hide its title, giving back some screen real-estate when needed. The basic pivot th...
Today I delivered a session at Europe’s biggest free multimedia conference. The session was an introductory session on Windows Phone 8. As promised dur...
It’s been a good while since I last worked on porting Comic Cloud from Windows 8 to Windows Phone. If you can still remember, the goal was to maximize code r...
I had the pleasure of presenting an MSDN webcast on SignalR and Windows Phone 8 yesterday. I had a great time presenting and believe it or not, all demos act...
Ever since I started playing with XAML based technologies (which actually isn’t that long ago) I’ve been looking into the MVVM (Model – Vie...
I’m one of the lucky few who got their hands on a Leap Motion developer device (check out the video above if you’ve never heard of the Leap Motion). It’s a ...
Every .net developer, be it a mobile, web or windows developer, uses (or should use) NuGet. A big, and fast growing, gallery of useful (and less useful but f...
Porting a real win8 app to WP8 – part 1 In part one of my adventure I described the architecture of my app and how I managed to move all viewmodels int...
A few weeks ago the first version of my Windows 8 app (finally) hit the store (download it here). From the start I wanted to port this application to W...
While SQLce is still a viable solution in Windows Phone 8 to have some form of local database we also have an official SQLite implementation available. So wh...
Some time ago Nokia launched a pretty impressive, almost magical app called “Photobeamer” (exclusive for the Nokia Lumia range). This is one of t...
Imagine this, you’re somewhere you’ve never been before and you need your phone to navigate you home but you need a quick getaway and don’t have time to ente...
Fiddler and the WP8 emulator Fiddler is a great tool for capturing network traffic. I find it especially useful when I’m working with services. It sniffs out...
Today I did my second MSDN webcast, this time about the brand new Windows Phone 8 SDK. I had great fun doing this, I knew what to expect so I went in relaxed...
There are plenty of blogposts, tutorials, videos, books and many more out there that talk about searching, sharing settings and if you’re lucky even printing...
That Microsoft loves his communities is no secret. The past months we literally drowned in hackathons, trainings, competitions and many more Windows 8 relate...
So it finally happened, Microsoft announced Windows Phone 8 and detailed all of its features. The keynote itself was pretty cool with Joe Belfiore, Steve Bal...
UPDATE: The good people of MonoGame brought it to my attention that MonoGame currently does not support Windows Phone 7 (XNA is supported on Windows Phone th...
My first week back on the job is finished, that means I’ve had about 5 hours of time to work on my lunch game. Progress started of pretty small because of so...
So I’ve already missed my first blog appointment about the Windows Phone game that I’m developing during my lunch brakes. Not a good start, but I’m taking tw...
Last week, on June 12, Microsoft Belgium organised a Windows 8 App-a-thon. Place to be this time was the casino in Blankenberge, a city at the Belgian coast....
For the last couple of weeks I’ve been developing a game during my lunch break at work. Why? Mainly because I had this project in my mind for a while and I w...
Yesterday I did a talk in the Belgian Windows Phone User Group about beginning XNA development. It was the first time I did a talk in my own user group and I...
Yesterday was Community Day, the biggest community driven event in Belgium. I did a talk there about porting over a Windows Phone 7 app to Windows 8. It was ...
I find that I often run into the need of separating a collection of items into several collections just so I can bind them to multiple listboxes, for example...
On MWC the first Windows Phone Tango devices were announced. The Nokia Lumia 610 and the ZTE Orbit are low-end devices running on only 256MB of RAM. This is ...
Version 2.0 of BlockAddiction has passed marketplace certification and is available for download now. The biggest change is the all new Time Attack mode wher...
So it’s official, the Windows 8 beta, nicknamed Consumer Preview, will hit the worldwide web on February 29th. Time to list what we know so far. For consumer...
So Techdays is right around the corner and I’ll be attending for the third time.I’ll be attending all kinds of sessions going from Windows 8 development to t...
I’m currently working on a Windows Phone 7 application that needs a dynamic Pivot. For every item in a list there should be a pivot item. Besides that, every...
My comic application for Windows Phone 7, called ComicDB, has been published for a good month now and as I’m working on version 2 I got an idea to build a Wi...
I’ve spent a lot of time searching for a way to get menus and loading screens working in XNA. XNA has no controls like textboxes and buttons like we’re accus...
Work on my own blogengine is going slow but steady. I currently have a SQL CE 4 database, an Odata service that exposes an entity model of the database and 2...
Update So the conversion to MVC3 is about done, I've uploaded the first testversion to http://www.huizedegraef.be/test and so far it's working fine.The next ...
So keeping a blog does sound simple, but as it turns out it's not so easy to make time to update it :)I'm going to try and update this more often as I contin...
I'm currently working on getting my MCPD (Microsoft Certified Professional Developer) certificate on Windows development in VS2010. I need to pass 4 exams fo...
I just found an interesting article about Dynamic Data in ASP.net. This technology allows you to build a SQL powered website in mere minutes. The article is ...
The Belgian Microsoft Techdays 2011 will take place 26-27-28 April at Metropolis Antwerp. I'll be attending, hope it will be as good as last year.Things...
I first noticed the floating widgets when I saw Facebook Messenger on a Samsung. I really liked the idea of the chatheads with the conversation folding out w...
Marker based Augmented Reality is really easy thanks to toolkits like SLAR. A bigger challenge is when you want to use those toolkits in a Monogame applicati...
As a mobile developer we often need to consume some API in order to get data. In a lot of cases that API is made available to us by some third party, for exa...
Imagine you have an app where people can browse through all sorts of data, let’s take Wikipedia for example. You find an interesting article on the Wikipedia...
Last week I had the pleasure of travelling to the wonderful country of the United Kingdom (home of The Doctor!) to do some talks about Windows Azure Mobile S...
Last year I blogged about enabling PCL compatibility in .NET Standard libraries so we could use libraries that weren’t updated to .NET Standard yet. In that ...
I was recently in a scenario where I had a UWP app with a timer. The running timer was supposed to be displayed in the title bar of the app (the app is a UWP...
A practical guide to MVVM (Light) – Part 1 In part 1 I’ve shown you how to setup a new Windows Phone project with MVVM Light, how to hookup everything and we...
Back in August I blogged about the ExtendedSelector, an extension of the LongListSelector that gave us a bindable SelectedItem property. A bit of a downside ...
As I was working on a Windows Phone 8 project I needed a pivot that could hide its title, giving back some screen real-estate when needed. The basic pivot th...
While SQLce is still a viable solution in Windows Phone 8 to have some form of local database we also have an official SQLite implementation available. So wh...
I find that I often run into the need of separating a collection of items into several collections just so I can bind them to multiple listboxes, for example...
I’m currently working on a Windows Phone 7 application that needs a dynamic Pivot. For every item in a list there should be a pivot item. Besides that, every...
If you’ve ever used applications like the Office Remote that seem to take over your computer you’ll know that it can provide quite the “magic” experience. As...
Last weekend I had the distinct honor and pleasure of co-organizing and speaking at an international Windows Platform developer event. Lowlands WP dev 2014 w...
Some time ago I blogged about having recompiled the great XAML Styler plugin so it would install into Visual Studio 2013. The recompiled plugin suddenly beca...
The year 2014 started of with a bang for me. On January 1st I was very honored to receive this mail Meaning I just became a Microsoft MVP in the field of Cl...
Yesterday was the day for Community day 2013, already the seventh edition. A bunch of user groups working together to create a great agenda of presentations...
I received a mail from Mindscape stating that their product called Raygun was coming along nicely and if I was interested in trying it out and blogging my fi...
Today I delivered a session at Europe’s biggest free multimedia conference. The session was an introductory session on Windows Phone 8. As promised dur...
The Belgian MSDN team started an initiative a few weeks ago. They give the password to the MSDNBeLux Twitter account to someone from the community, that pers...
I had the pleasure of presenting an MSDN webcast on SignalR and Windows Phone 8 yesterday. I had a great time presenting and believe it or not, all demos act...
Last week I had the pleasure of travelling to the wonderful country of the United Kingdom (home of The Doctor!) to do some talks about Windows Azure Mobile S...
Today I did my second MSDN webcast, this time about the brand new Windows Phone 8 SDK. I had great fun doing this, I knew what to expect so I went in relaxed...
That Microsoft loves his communities is no secret. The past months we literally drowned in hackathons, trainings, competitions and many more Windows 8 relate...
Last week, on June 12, Microsoft Belgium organised a Windows 8 App-a-thon. Place to be this time was the casino in Blankenberge, a city at the Belgian coast....
Animations are a key part of making your app feel fluent, modern and responsive. Connected animations are a very big part of this, and have been around for a...
Animations are a key part of making your app feel fluent, modern and responsive. Connected animations are a very big part of this, and have been around for a...
You don’t have to look very far into the pits of the internet to find that there are still a lot of devs with questions on how to build a Windows / Windows P...
As a mobile developer we often need to consume some API in order to get data. In a lot of cases that API is made available to us by some third party, for exa...
Whenever you need to do data input you’re probably going to add some form of data validation. There is a ton of information out there on how to do this in Si...
If you’ve ever used applications like the Office Remote that seem to take over your computer you’ll know that it can provide quite the “magic” experience. As...
Back in August I blogged about the ExtendedSelector, an extension of the LongListSelector that gave us a bindable SelectedItem property. A bit of a downside ...
Marker based Augmented Reality is really easy thanks to toolkits like SLAR. A bigger challenge is when you want to use those toolkits in a Monogame applicati...
When working on my comic application for Windows Phone I encountered a problem that I’ve had in the past and have heard others ran into as well. When on the ...
Imagine you have an app where people can browse through all sorts of data, let’s take Wikipedia for example. You find an interesting article on the Wikipedia...
The system tray in Windows Phone 8 is the small bar at the top where the clock, signal strength, connectivity icons, etc. reside. In most apps I’ve used deve...
I’m currently working on a Windows Phone 8 project that requires two devices. Those devices talk to each other through a SignalR service. Thanks to Hyper-V I...
As an app developer you’re bound to run into a situation where you’re building both an app and a mobile website or REST based service. That means...
As I was working on a Windows Phone 8 project I needed a pivot that could hide its title, giving back some screen real-estate when needed. The basic pivot th...
It’s been a good while since I last worked on porting Comic Cloud from Windows 8 to Windows Phone. If you can still remember, the goal was to maximize code r...
I’m one of the lucky few who got their hands on a Leap Motion developer device (check out the video above if you’ve never heard of the Leap Motion). It’s a ...
Porting a real win8 app to WP8 – part 1 In part one of my adventure I described the architecture of my app and how I managed to move all viewmodels int...
A few weeks ago the first version of my Windows 8 app (finally) hit the store (download it here). From the start I wanted to port this application to W...
Imagine this, you’re somewhere you’ve never been before and you need your phone to navigate you home but you need a quick getaway and don’t have time to ente...
Fiddler and the WP8 emulator Fiddler is a great tool for capturing network traffic. I find it especially useful when I’m working with services. It sniffs out...
There are plenty of blogposts, tutorials, videos, books and many more out there that talk about searching, sharing settings and if you’re lucky even printing...
So I’ve already missed my first blog appointment about the Windows Phone game that I’m developing during my lunch brakes. Not a good start, but I’m taking tw...
Yesterday I did a talk in the Belgian Windows Phone User Group about beginning XNA development. It was the first time I did a talk in my own user group and I...
I find that I often run into the need of separating a collection of items into several collections just so I can bind them to multiple listboxes, for example...
So Windows 8 consumer preview is available for a couple of weeks now and I see a lot of different reactions. Most negative reactions I’m seeing is about the ...
On MWC the first Windows Phone Tango devices were announced. The Nokia Lumia 610 and the ZTE Orbit are low-end devices running on only 256MB of RAM. This is ...
Version 2.0 of BlockAddiction has passed marketplace certification and is available for download now. The biggest change is the all new Time Attack mode wher...
A video of Joe Belfiore detailing Windows Phone 8, codename “Apollo”, to Nokia has been leaked. The video has a bunch of rumors that are confirmed and some n...
So Techdays is right around the corner and I’ll be attending for the third time.I’ll be attending all kinds of sessions going from Windows 8 development to t...
I’ve created an overview of all currently known Windows Phone devices. I’ll try to keep this as up-to-date as possible but don’t shoot me if it takes some ti...
Whenever you need to do data input you’re probably going to add some form of data validation. There is a ton of information out there on how to do this in Si...
UPDATE: The good people of MonoGame brought it to my attention that MonoGame currently does not support Windows Phone 7 (XNA is supported on Windows Phone th...
My first week back on the job is finished, that means I’ve had about 5 hours of time to work on my lunch game. Progress started of pretty small because of so...
For the last couple of weeks I’ve been developing a game during my lunch break at work. Why? Mainly because I had this project in my mind for a while and I w...
The Belgian Microsoft Techdays 2011 will take place 26-27-28 April at Metropolis Antwerp. I'll be attending, hope it will be as good as last year.Things...
As an app developer you’re bound to run into a situation where you’re building both an app and a mobile website or REST based service. That means...
Yesterday was the day for Community day 2013, already the seventh edition. A bunch of user groups working together to create a great agenda of presentations...
I’m one of the lucky few who got their hands on a Leap Motion developer device (check out the video above if you’ve never heard of the Leap Motion). It’s a ...
I had the pleasure of presenting an MSDN webcast on SignalR and Windows Phone 8 yesterday. I had a great time presenting and believe it or not, all demos act...
Today I did my second MSDN webcast, this time about the brand new Windows Phone 8 SDK. I had great fun doing this, I knew what to expect so I went in relaxed...
The year 2014 started of with a bang for me. On January 1st I was very honored to receive this mail Meaning I just became a Microsoft MVP in the field of Cl...
A practical guide to MVVM (Light) – Part 1 In part 1 I’ve shown you how to setup a new Windows Phone project with MVVM Light, how to hookup everything and we...
You don’t have to look very far into the pits of the internet to find that there are still a lot of devs with questions on how to build a Windows / Windows P...
If you’ve ever used applications like the Office Remote that seem to take over your computer you’ll know that it can provide quite the “magic” experience. As...
Whenever you need to do data input you’re probably going to add some form of data validation. There is a ton of information out there on how to do this in Si...
When working on my comic application for Windows Phone I encountered a problem that I’ve had in the past and have heard others ran into as well. When on the ...
Ever since I started playing with XAML based technologies (which actually isn’t that long ago) I’ve been looking into the MVVM (Model – Vie...
Porting a real win8 app to WP8 – part 1 In part one of my adventure I described the architecture of my app and how I managed to move all viewmodels int...
A few weeks ago the first version of my Windows 8 app (finally) hit the store (download it here). From the start I wanted to port this application to W...
While SQLce is still a viable solution in Windows Phone 8 to have some form of local database we also have an official SQLite implementation available. So wh...
Last week, on June 12, Microsoft Belgium organised a Windows 8 App-a-thon. Place to be this time was the casino in Blankenberge, a city at the Belgian coast....
Yesterday was Community Day, the biggest community driven event in Belgium. I did a talk there about porting over a Windows Phone 7 app to Windows 8. It was ...
I find that I often run into the need of separating a collection of items into several collections just so I can bind them to multiple listboxes, for example...
So Techdays is right around the corner and I’ll be attending for the third time.I’ll be attending all kinds of sessions going from Windows 8 development to t...
A practical guide to MVVM (Light) – Part 1 In part 1 I’ve shown you how to setup a new Windows Phone project with MVVM Light, how to hookup everything and we...
As an app developer you’re bound to run into a situation where you’re building both an app and a mobile website or REST based service. That means...
It’s been a good while since I last worked on porting Comic Cloud from Windows 8 to Windows Phone. If you can still remember, the goal was to maximize code r...
Porting a real win8 app to WP8 – part 1 In part one of my adventure I described the architecture of my app and how I managed to move all viewmodels int...
A few weeks ago the first version of my Windows 8 app (finally) hit the store (download it here). From the start I wanted to port this application to W...
While SQLce is still a viable solution in Windows Phone 8 to have some form of local database we also have an official SQLite implementation available. So wh...
Some time ago Nokia launched a pretty impressive, almost magical app called “Photobeamer” (exclusive for the Nokia Lumia range). This is one of t...
Today I did my second MSDN webcast, this time about the brand new Windows Phone 8 SDK. I had great fun doing this, I knew what to expect so I went in relaxed...
There are plenty of blogposts, tutorials, videos, books and many more out there that talk about searching, sharing settings and if you’re lucky even printing...
That Microsoft loves his communities is no secret. The past months we literally drowned in hackathons, trainings, competitions and many more Windows 8 relate...
So I’ve already missed my first blog appointment about the Windows Phone game that I’m developing during my lunch brakes. Not a good start, but I’m taking tw...
Last week, on June 12, Microsoft Belgium organised a Windows 8 App-a-thon. Place to be this time was the casino in Blankenberge, a city at the Belgian coast....
Yesterday was Community Day, the biggest community driven event in Belgium. I did a talk there about porting over a Windows Phone 7 app to Windows 8. It was ...
I find that I often run into the need of separating a collection of items into several collections just so I can bind them to multiple listboxes, for example...
So Windows 8 consumer preview is available for a couple of weeks now and I see a lot of different reactions. Most negative reactions I’m seeing is about the ...
On MWC the first Windows Phone Tango devices were announced. The Nokia Lumia 610 and the ZTE Orbit are low-end devices running on only 256MB of RAM. This is ...
So it’s official, the Windows 8 beta, nicknamed Consumer Preview, will hit the worldwide web on February 29th. Time to list what we know so far. For consumer...
Marker based Augmented Reality is really easy thanks to toolkits like SLAR. A bigger challenge is when you want to use those toolkits in a Monogame applicati...
UPDATE: The good people of MonoGame brought it to my attention that MonoGame currently does not support Windows Phone 7 (XNA is supported on Windows Phone th...
Imagine this, you’re somewhere you’ve never been before and you need your phone to navigate you home but you need a quick getaway and don’t have time to ente...
I’m one of the lucky few who got their hands on a Leap Motion developer device (check out the video above if you’ve never heard of the Leap Motion). It’s a ...
Whenever you need to do data input you’re probably going to add some form of data validation. There is a ton of information out there on how to do this in Si...
When working on my comic application for Windows Phone I encountered a problem that I’ve had in the past and have heard others ran into as well. When on the ...
Imagine you have an app where people can browse through all sorts of data, let’s take Wikipedia for example. You find an interesting article on the Wikipedia...
Every .net developer, be it a mobile, web or windows developer, uses (or should use) NuGet. A big, and fast growing, gallery of useful (and less useful but f...
Some time ago I blogged about having recompiled the great XAML Styler plugin so it would install into Visual Studio 2013. The recompiled plugin suddenly beca...
When working on my comic application for Windows Phone I encountered a problem that I’ve had in the past and have heard others ran into as well. When on the ...
Currently, there are quite some inconsistencies between the Windows Phone SDK and the Windows 8 SDK. One of the very first that you’ll run into when developi...
It’s been a good while since I last worked on porting Comic Cloud from Windows 8 to Windows Phone. If you can still remember, the goal was to maximize code r...
Every .net developer, be it a mobile, web or windows developer, uses (or should use) NuGet. A big, and fast growing, gallery of useful (and less useful but f...
Porting a real win8 app to WP8 – part 1 In part one of my adventure I described the architecture of my app and how I managed to move all viewmodels int...
A few weeks ago the first version of my Windows 8 app (finally) hit the store (download it here). From the start I wanted to port this application to W...
You don’t have to look very far into the pits of the internet to find that there are still a lot of devs with questions on how to build a Windows / Windows P...
Some time ago I blogged about having recompiled the great XAML Styler plugin so it would install into Visual Studio 2013. The recompiled plugin suddenly beca...
It’s been a good while since I last worked on porting Comic Cloud from Windows 8 to Windows Phone. If you can still remember, the goal was to maximize code r...
While SQLce is still a viable solution in Windows Phone 8 to have some form of local database we also have an official SQLite implementation available. So wh...
Last weekend I had the distinct honor and pleasure of co-organizing and speaking at an international Windows Platform developer event. Lowlands WP dev 2014 w...
Today I delivered a session at Europe’s biggest free multimedia conference. The session was an introductory session on Windows Phone 8. As promised dur...
I had the pleasure of presenting an MSDN webcast on SignalR and Windows Phone 8 yesterday. I had a great time presenting and believe it or not, all demos act...
Yesterday was Community Day, the biggest community driven event in Belgium. I did a talk there about porting over a Windows Phone 7 app to Windows 8. It was ...
So Techdays is right around the corner and I’ll be attending for the third time.I’ll be attending all kinds of sessions going from Windows 8 development to t...
As a mobile developer we often need to consume some API in order to get data. In a lot of cases that API is made available to us by some third party, for exa...
A practical guide to MVVM (Light) – Part 1 In part 1 I’ve shown you how to setup a new Windows Phone project with MVVM Light, how to hookup everything and we...
Some time ago I blogged about having recompiled the great XAML Styler plugin so it would install into Visual Studio 2013. The recompiled plugin suddenly beca...
I find that I often run into the need of separating a collection of items into several collections just so I can bind them to multiple listboxes, for example...
I’m currently working on a Windows Phone 7 application that needs a dynamic Pivot. For every item in a list there should be a pivot item. Besides that, every...
The Belgian Microsoft Techdays 2011 will take place 26-27-28 April at Metropolis Antwerp. I'll be attending, hope it will be as good as last year.Things...
Last weekend I had the distinct honor and pleasure of co-organizing and speaking at an international Windows Platform developer event. Lowlands WP dev 2014 w...
Yesterday was the day for Community day 2013, already the seventh edition. A bunch of user groups working together to create a great agenda of presentations...
Today I did my second MSDN webcast, this time about the brand new Windows Phone 8 SDK. I had great fun doing this, I knew what to expect so I went in relaxed...
Animations are a key part of making your app feel fluent, modern and responsive. Connected animations are a very big part of this, and have been around for a...
Last year I blogged about enabling PCL compatibility in .NET Standard libraries so we could use libraries that weren’t updated to .NET Standard yet. In that ...
I was recently in a scenario where I had a UWP app with a timer. The running timer was supposed to be displayed in the title bar of the app (the app is a UWP...
Whenever you need to do data input you’re probably going to add some form of data validation. There is a ton of information out there on how to do this in Si...
Work on my own blogengine is going slow but steady. I currently have a SQL CE 4 database, an Odata service that exposes an entity model of the database and 2...
A practical guide to MVVM (Light) – Part 1 In part 1 I’ve shown you how to setup a new Windows Phone project with MVVM Light, how to hookup everything and we...
You don’t have to look very far into the pits of the internet to find that there are still a lot of devs with questions on how to build a Windows / Windows P...
Some time ago I blogged about having recompiled the great XAML Styler plugin so it would install into Visual Studio 2013. The recompiled plugin suddenly beca...
Xaml Styler is a free Visual Studio 2012 extension available from the gallery. I’ve been using this extension for quite some time now and I’m really happy wi...
When working on my comic application for Windows Phone I encountered a problem that I’ve had in the past and have heard others ran into as well. When on the ...
The system tray in Windows Phone 8 is the small bar at the top where the clock, signal strength, connectivity icons, etc. reside. In most apps I’ve used deve...
I’m currently working on a Windows Phone 8 project that requires two devices. Those devices talk to each other through a SignalR service. Thanks to Hyper-V I...
As I was working on a Windows Phone 8 project I needed a pivot that could hide its title, giving back some screen real-estate when needed. The basic pivot th...
Ever since I started playing with XAML based technologies (which actually isn’t that long ago) I’ve been looking into the MVVM (Model – Vie...
While SQLce is still a viable solution in Windows Phone 8 to have some form of local database we also have an official SQLite implementation available. So wh...
Fiddler and the WP8 emulator Fiddler is a great tool for capturing network traffic. I find it especially useful when I’m working with services. It sniffs out...
That Microsoft loves his communities is no secret. The past months we literally drowned in hackathons, trainings, competitions and many more Windows 8 relate...
My first week back on the job is finished, that means I’ve had about 5 hours of time to work on my lunch game. Progress started of pretty small because of so...
So I’ve already missed my first blog appointment about the Windows Phone game that I’m developing during my lunch brakes. Not a good start, but I’m taking tw...
For the last couple of weeks I’ve been developing a game during my lunch break at work. Why? Mainly because I had this project in my mind for a while and I w...
Yesterday I did a talk in the Belgian Windows Phone User Group about beginning XNA development. It was the first time I did a talk in my own user group and I...
Yesterday was Community Day, the biggest community driven event in Belgium. I did a talk there about porting over a Windows Phone 7 app to Windows 8. It was ...
Tomorrow we will get the first details of the next Windows Phone version. A moment I've been waiting for since the first details of Apollo (the codename for ...
I find that I often run into the need of separating a collection of items into several collections just so I can bind them to multiple listboxes, for example...
On MWC the first Windows Phone Tango devices were announced. The Nokia Lumia 610 and the ZTE Orbit are low-end devices running on only 256MB of RAM. This is ...
Version 2.0 of BlockAddiction has passed marketplace certification and is available for download now. The biggest change is the all new Time Attack mode wher...
A video of Joe Belfiore detailing Windows Phone 8, codename “Apollo”, to Nokia has been leaked. The video has a bunch of rumors that are confirmed and some n...
So Techdays is right around the corner and I’ll be attending for the third time.I’ll be attending all kinds of sessions going from Windows 8 development to t...
I’ve created an overview of all currently known Windows Phone devices. I’ll try to keep this as up-to-date as possible but don’t shoot me if it takes some ti...
Last friday Nokia Belgium officially showed the Lumia 800 to the crowd in Belgium. 1300 people signed up for the event, 100 received an invitation. I was one...
I’m currently working on a Windows Phone 7 application that needs a dynamic Pivot. For every item in a list there should be a pivot item. Besides that, every...
There’s a small detail difference in how rows and columns in a Grid behave in Xamarin Forms vs Microsoft XAML. A small difference but with quite a big impact...
A practical guide to MVVM (Light) – Part 1 In part 1 I’ve shown you how to setup a new Windows Phone project with MVVM Light, how to hookup everything and we...
You don’t have to look very far into the pits of the internet to find that there are still a lot of devs with questions on how to build a Windows / Windows P...
Windows Phone 8.1 brings the concept of Geofencing to our beloved Windows Phone platform. Geofencing allows us to trigger an action whenever a user is at a p...
As a mobile developer we often need to consume some API in order to get data. In a lot of cases that API is made available to us by some third party, for exa...
If you’ve ever used applications like the Office Remote that seem to take over your computer you’ll know that it can provide quite the “magic” experience. As...
Some time ago I blogged about having recompiled the great XAML Styler plugin so it would install into Visual Studio 2013. The recompiled plugin suddenly beca...
Back in August I blogged about the ExtendedSelector, an extension of the LongListSelector that gave us a bindable SelectedItem property. A bit of a downside ...
Marker based Augmented Reality is really easy thanks to toolkits like SLAR. A bigger challenge is when you want to use those toolkits in a Monogame applicati...
Whenever you need to do data input you’re probably going to add some form of data validation. There is a ton of information out there on how to do this in Si...
Xaml Styler is a free Visual Studio 2012 extension available from the gallery. I’ve been using this extension for quite some time now and I’m really happy wi...
When working on my comic application for Windows Phone I encountered a problem that I’ve had in the past and have heard others ran into as well. When on the ...
Imagine you have an app where people can browse through all sorts of data, let’s take Wikipedia for example. You find an interesting article on the Wikipedia...
In Windows Phone 8 Microsoft wants us to use the LongListSelector instead of the ListBox. But it seems they forgot about something, the SelectedItem property...
The system tray in Windows Phone 8 is the small bar at the top where the clock, signal strength, connectivity icons, etc. reside. In most apps I’ve used deve...
Currently, there are quite some inconsistencies between the Windows Phone SDK and the Windows 8 SDK. One of the very first that you’ll run into when developi...
Yesterday was the day for Community day 2013, already the seventh edition. A bunch of user groups working together to create a great agenda of presentations...
I’m currently working on a Windows Phone 8 project that requires two devices. Those devices talk to each other through a SignalR service. Thanks to Hyper-V I...
As an app developer you’re bound to run into a situation where you’re building both an app and a mobile website or REST based service. That means...
As I was working on a Windows Phone 8 project I needed a pivot that could hide its title, giving back some screen real-estate when needed. The basic pivot th...
Today I delivered a session at Europe’s biggest free multimedia conference. The session was an introductory session on Windows Phone 8. As promised dur...
It’s been a good while since I last worked on porting Comic Cloud from Windows 8 to Windows Phone. If you can still remember, the goal was to maximize code r...
I had the pleasure of presenting an MSDN webcast on SignalR and Windows Phone 8 yesterday. I had a great time presenting and believe it or not, all demos act...
Ever since I started playing with XAML based technologies (which actually isn’t that long ago) I’ve been looking into the MVVM (Model – Vie...
I’m one of the lucky few who got their hands on a Leap Motion developer device (check out the video above if you’ve never heard of the Leap Motion). It’s a ...
Last week I had the pleasure of travelling to the wonderful country of the United Kingdom (home of The Doctor!) to do some talks about Windows Azure Mobile S...
Porting a real win8 app to WP8 – part 1 In part one of my adventure I described the architecture of my app and how I managed to move all viewmodels int...
A few weeks ago the first version of my Windows 8 app (finally) hit the store (download it here). From the start I wanted to port this application to W...
While SQLce is still a viable solution in Windows Phone 8 to have some form of local database we also have an official SQLite implementation available. So wh...
Some time ago Nokia launched a pretty impressive, almost magical app called “Photobeamer” (exclusive for the Nokia Lumia range). This is one of t...
Imagine this, you’re somewhere you’ve never been before and you need your phone to navigate you home but you need a quick getaway and don’t have time to ente...
Fiddler and the WP8 emulator Fiddler is a great tool for capturing network traffic. I find it especially useful when I’m working with services. It sniffs out...
Today I did my second MSDN webcast, this time about the brand new Windows Phone 8 SDK. I had great fun doing this, I knew what to expect so I went in relaxed...
That Microsoft loves his communities is no secret. The past months we literally drowned in hackathons, trainings, competitions and many more Windows 8 relate...
So it finally happened, Microsoft announced Windows Phone 8 and detailed all of its features. The keynote itself was pretty cool with Joe Belfiore, Steve Bal...
For the last couple of weeks I’ve been developing a game during my lunch break at work. Why? Mainly because I had this project in my mind for a while and I w...
Tomorrow we will get the first details of the next Windows Phone version. A moment I've been waiting for since the first details of Apollo (the codename for ...
I find that I often run into the need of separating a collection of items into several collections just so I can bind them to multiple listboxes, for example...
A video of Joe Belfiore detailing Windows Phone 8, codename “Apollo”, to Nokia has been leaked. The video has a bunch of rumors that are confirmed and some n...
There’s a small detail difference in how rows and columns in a Grid behave in Xamarin Forms vs Microsoft XAML. A small difference but with quite a big impact...
A practical guide to MVVM (Light) – Part 1 In part 1 I’ve shown you how to setup a new Windows Phone project with MVVM Light, how to hookup everything and we...
If you’ve ever used applications like the Office Remote that seem to take over your computer you’ll know that it can provide quite the “magic” experience. As...
Some time ago I blogged about having recompiled the great XAML Styler plugin so it would install into Visual Studio 2013. The recompiled plugin suddenly beca...
Xaml Styler is a free Visual Studio 2012 extension available from the gallery. I’ve been using this extension for quite some time now and I’m really happy wi...
I’m one of the lucky few who got their hands on a Leap Motion developer device (check out the video above if you’ve never heard of the Leap Motion). It’s a ...
My comic application for Windows Phone 7, called ComicDB, has been published for a good month now and as I’m working on version 2 I got an idea to build a Wi...
As an app developer you’re bound to run into a situation where you’re building both an app and a mobile website or REST based service. That means...
Some time ago Nokia launched a pretty impressive, almost magical app called “Photobeamer” (exclusive for the Nokia Lumia range). This is one of t...
So Techdays is right around the corner and I’ll be attending for the third time.I’ll be attending all kinds of sessions going from Windows 8 development to t...
Work on my own blogengine is going slow but steady. I currently have a SQL CE 4 database, an Odata service that exposes an entity model of the database and 2...
Update So the conversion to MVC3 is about done, I've uploaded the first testversion to http://www.huizedegraef.be/test and so far it's working fine.The next ...
I just found an interesting article about Dynamic Data in ASP.net. This technology allows you to build a SQL powered website in mere minutes. The article is ...
The Belgian Microsoft Techdays 2011 will take place 26-27-28 April at Metropolis Antwerp. I'll be attending, hope it will be as good as last year.Things...
A wrappanel is something XAML developers are very familiar with. It’s a panel that orders its children either horizontally or vertically but when the childre...
There’s a small detail difference in how rows and columns in a Grid behave in Xamarin Forms vs Microsoft XAML. A small difference but with quite a big impact...
A practical guide to MVVM (Light) – Part 1 In part 1 I’ve shown you how to setup a new Windows Phone project with MVVM Light, how to hookup everything and we...
You don’t have to look very far into the pits of the internet to find that there are still a lot of devs with questions on how to build a Windows / Windows P...
I’m currently working on a Windows 8.1 app that has quite some buttons in the app bar. The buttons are not positioned next to each other in one row and are n...
Windows Phone 8.1 brings the concept of Geofencing to our beloved Windows Phone platform. Geofencing allows us to trigger an action whenever a user is at a p...
As a mobile developer we often need to consume some API in order to get data. In a lot of cases that API is made available to us by some third party, for exa...
Some time ago I blogged about having recompiled the great XAML Styler plugin so it would install into Visual Studio 2013. The recompiled plugin suddenly beca...
Whenever you need to do data input you’re probably going to add some form of data validation. There is a ton of information out there on how to do this in Si...
Xaml Styler is a free Visual Studio 2012 extension available from the gallery. I’ve been using this extension for quite some time now and I’m really happy wi...
Imagine you have an app where people can browse through all sorts of data, let’s take Wikipedia for example. You find an interesting article on the Wikipedia...
It’s been a good while since I last worked on porting Comic Cloud from Windows 8 to Windows Phone. If you can still remember, the goal was to maximize code r...
Ever since I started playing with XAML based technologies (which actually isn’t that long ago) I’ve been looking into the MVVM (Model – Vie...
Porting a real win8 app to WP8 – part 1 In part one of my adventure I described the architecture of my app and how I managed to move all viewmodels int...
A few weeks ago the first version of my Windows 8 app (finally) hit the store (download it here). From the start I wanted to port this application to W...
There are plenty of blogposts, tutorials, videos, books and many more out there that talk about searching, sharing settings and if you’re lucky even printing...
That Microsoft loves his communities is no secret. The past months we literally drowned in hackathons, trainings, competitions and many more Windows 8 relate...
Yesterday was Community Day, the biggest community driven event in Belgium. I did a talk there about porting over a Windows Phone 7 app to Windows 8. It was ...
Tomorrow we will get the first details of the next Windows Phone version. A moment I've been waiting for since the first details of Apollo (the codename for ...
A practical guide to MVVM (Light) – Part 1 In part 1 I’ve shown you how to setup a new Windows Phone project with MVVM Light, how to hookup everything and we...
I’m currently working on a Windows 8.1 app that has quite some buttons in the app bar. The buttons are not positioned next to each other in one row and are n...
Some time ago I blogged about having recompiled the great XAML Styler plugin so it would install into Visual Studio 2013. The recompiled plugin suddenly beca...
Whenever you need to do data input you’re probably going to add some form of data validation. There is a ton of information out there on how to do this in Si...
Xaml Styler is a free Visual Studio 2012 extension available from the gallery. I’ve been using this extension for quite some time now and I’m really happy wi...
Imagine you have an app where people can browse through all sorts of data, let’s take Wikipedia for example. You find an interesting article on the Wikipedia...
It’s been a good while since I last worked on porting Comic Cloud from Windows 8 to Windows Phone. If you can still remember, the goal was to maximize code r...
Ever since I started playing with XAML based technologies (which actually isn’t that long ago) I’ve been looking into the MVVM (Model – Vie...
Porting a real win8 app to WP8 – part 1 In part one of my adventure I described the architecture of my app and how I managed to move all viewmodels int...
A few weeks ago the first version of my Windows 8 app (finally) hit the store (download it here). From the start I wanted to port this application to W...
There are plenty of blogposts, tutorials, videos, books and many more out there that talk about searching, sharing settings and if you’re lucky even printing...
That Microsoft loves his communities is no secret. The past months we literally drowned in hackathons, trainings, competitions and many more Windows 8 relate...
Last week, on June 12, Microsoft Belgium organised a Windows 8 App-a-thon. Place to be this time was the casino in Blankenberge, a city at the Belgian coast....
Yesterday was Community Day, the biggest community driven event in Belgium. I did a talk there about porting over a Windows Phone 7 app to Windows 8. It was ...
I find that I often run into the need of separating a collection of items into several collections just so I can bind them to multiple listboxes, for example...
So Windows 8 consumer preview is available for a couple of weeks now and I see a lot of different reactions. Most negative reactions I’m seeing is about the ...
So it’s official, the Windows 8 beta, nicknamed Consumer Preview, will hit the worldwide web on February 29th. Time to list what we know so far. For consumer...
If you’ve ever used applications like the Office Remote that seem to take over your computer you’ll know that it can provide quite the “magic” experience. As...
That Microsoft loves his communities is no secret. The past months we literally drowned in hackathons, trainings, competitions and many more Windows 8 relate...
For the last couple of weeks I’ve been developing a game during my lunch break at work. Why? Mainly because I had this project in my mind for a while and I w...
So it’s official, the Windows 8 beta, nicknamed Consumer Preview, will hit the worldwide web on February 29th. Time to list what we know so far. For consumer...
So Techdays is right around the corner and I’ll be attending for the third time.I’ll be attending all kinds of sessions going from Windows 8 development to t...
My comic application for Windows Phone 7, called ComicDB, has been published for a good month now and as I’m working on version 2 I got an idea to build a Wi...
I'm currently working on getting my MCPD (Microsoft Certified Professional Developer) certificate on Windows development in VS2010. I need to pass 4 exams fo...
The Belgian Microsoft Techdays 2011 will take place 26-27-28 April at Metropolis Antwerp. I'll be attending, hope it will be as good as last year.Things...
Animations are a key part of making your app feel fluent, modern and responsive. Connected animations are a very big part of this, and have been around for a...
Last year I blogged about enabling PCL compatibility in .NET Standard libraries so we could use libraries that weren’t updated to .NET Standard yet. In that ...
I was recently in a scenario where I had a UWP app with a timer. The running timer was supposed to be displayed in the title bar of the app (the app is a UWP...
A wrappanel is something XAML developers are very familiar with. It’s a panel that orders its children either horizontally or vertically but when the childre...
There’s a small detail difference in how rows and columns in a Grid behave in Xamarin Forms vs Microsoft XAML. A small difference but with quite a big impact...
Last weekend I had the distinct honor and pleasure of co-organizing and speaking at an international Windows Platform developer event. Lowlands WP dev 2014 w...
A practical guide to MVVM (Light) – Part 1 In part 1 I’ve shown you how to setup a new Windows Phone project with MVVM Light, how to hookup everything and we...
You don’t have to look very far into the pits of the internet to find that there are still a lot of devs with questions on how to build a Windows / Windows P...
I’m currently working on a Windows 8.1 app that has quite some buttons in the app bar. The buttons are not positioned next to each other in one row and are n...
If you’ve ever used applications like the Office Remote that seem to take over your computer you’ll know that it can provide quite the “magic” experience. As...
Some time ago I blogged about having recompiled the great XAML Styler plugin so it would install into Visual Studio 2013. The recompiled plugin suddenly beca...
Back in August I blogged about the ExtendedSelector, an extension of the LongListSelector that gave us a bindable SelectedItem property. A bit of a downside ...
Whenever you need to do data input you’re probably going to add some form of data validation. There is a ton of information out there on how to do this in Si...
Xaml Styler is a free Visual Studio 2012 extension available from the gallery. I’ve been using this extension for quite some time now and I’m really happy wi...
Imagine you have an app where people can browse through all sorts of data, let’s take Wikipedia for example. You find an interesting article on the Wikipedia...
In Windows Phone 8 Microsoft wants us to use the LongListSelector instead of the ListBox. But it seems they forgot about something, the SelectedItem property...
The system tray in Windows Phone 8 is the small bar at the top where the clock, signal strength, connectivity icons, etc. reside. In most apps I’ve used deve...
Currently, there are quite some inconsistencies between the Windows Phone SDK and the Windows 8 SDK. One of the very first that you’ll run into when developi...
Yesterday was the day for Community day 2013, already the seventh edition. A bunch of user groups working together to create a great agenda of presentations...
I received a mail from Mindscape stating that their product called Raygun was coming along nicely and if I was interested in trying it out and blogging my fi...
As I was working on a Windows Phone 8 project I needed a pivot that could hide its title, giving back some screen real-estate when needed. The basic pivot th...
Today I delivered a session at Europe’s biggest free multimedia conference. The session was an introductory session on Windows Phone 8. As promised dur...
It’s been a good while since I last worked on porting Comic Cloud from Windows 8 to Windows Phone. If you can still remember, the goal was to maximize code r...
Ever since I started playing with XAML based technologies (which actually isn’t that long ago) I’ve been looking into the MVVM (Model – Vie...
While SQLce is still a viable solution in Windows Phone 8 to have some form of local database we also have an official SQLite implementation available. So wh...
Some time ago Nokia launched a pretty impressive, almost magical app called “Photobeamer” (exclusive for the Nokia Lumia range). This is one of t...
Imagine this, you’re somewhere you’ve never been before and you need your phone to navigate you home but you need a quick getaway and don’t have time to ente...
Today I did my second MSDN webcast, this time about the brand new Windows Phone 8 SDK. I had great fun doing this, I knew what to expect so I went in relaxed...
There are plenty of blogposts, tutorials, videos, books and many more out there that talk about searching, sharing settings and if you’re lucky even printing...
That Microsoft loves his communities is no secret. The past months we literally drowned in hackathons, trainings, competitions and many more Windows 8 relate...
Last week, on June 12, Microsoft Belgium organised a Windows 8 App-a-thon. Place to be this time was the casino in Blankenberge, a city at the Belgian coast....
Yesterday was Community Day, the biggest community driven event in Belgium. I did a talk there about porting over a Windows Phone 7 app to Windows 8. It was ...
Tomorrow we will get the first details of the next Windows Phone version. A moment I've been waiting for since the first details of Apollo (the codename for ...
I find that I often run into the need of separating a collection of items into several collections just so I can bind them to multiple listboxes, for example...
On MWC the first Windows Phone Tango devices were announced. The Nokia Lumia 610 and the ZTE Orbit are low-end devices running on only 256MB of RAM. This is ...
So Techdays is right around the corner and I’ll be attending for the third time.I’ll be attending all kinds of sessions going from Windows 8 development to t...
I’m currently working on a Windows Phone 7 application that needs a dynamic Pivot. For every item in a list there should be a pivot item. Besides that, every...
Marker based Augmented Reality is really easy thanks to toolkits like SLAR. A bigger challenge is when you want to use those toolkits in a Monogame applicati...
UPDATE: The good people of MonoGame brought it to my attention that MonoGame currently does not support Windows Phone 7 (XNA is supported on Windows Phone th...
My first week back on the job is finished, that means I’ve had about 5 hours of time to work on my lunch game. Progress started of pretty small because of so...
So I’ve already missed my first blog appointment about the Windows Phone game that I’m developing during my lunch brakes. Not a good start, but I’m taking tw...
For the last couple of weeks I’ve been developing a game during my lunch break at work. Why? Mainly because I had this project in my mind for a while and I w...
Yesterday I did a talk in the Belgian Windows Phone User Group about beginning XNA development. It was the first time I did a talk in my own user group and I...
Version 2.0 of BlockAddiction has passed marketplace certification and is available for download now. The biggest change is the all new Time Attack mode wher...
So Techdays is right around the corner and I’ll be attending for the third time.I’ll be attending all kinds of sessions going from Windows 8 development to t...
I’ve spent a lot of time searching for a way to get menus and loading screens working in XNA. XNA has no controls like textboxes and buttons like we’re accus...
Last year I blogged about enabling PCL compatibility in .NET Standard libraries so we could use libraries that weren’t updated to .NET Standard yet. In that ...
I first noticed the floating widgets when I saw Facebook Messenger on a Samsung. I really liked the idea of the chatheads with the conversation folding out w...
I’ve been seeing a lot of discussions lately on how to correctly use HttpClient in mobile apps, both UWP and / or Xamarin apps. In this post I’d like to shar...
A wrappanel is something XAML developers are very familiar with. It’s a panel that orders its children either horizontally or vertically but when the childre...
There’s a small detail difference in how rows and columns in a Grid behave in Xamarin Forms vs Microsoft XAML. A small difference but with quite a big impact...
Every .net developer, be it a mobile, web or windows developer, uses (or should use) NuGet. A big, and fast growing, gallery of useful (and less useful but f...
Last weekend I had the distinct honor and pleasure of co-organizing and speaking at an international Windows Platform developer event. Lowlands WP dev 2014 w...
Windows Phone 8.1 brings the concept of Geofencing to our beloved Windows Phone platform. Geofencing allows us to trigger an action whenever a user is at a p...
Some time ago I blogged about having recompiled the great XAML Styler plugin so it would install into Visual Studio 2013. The recompiled plugin suddenly beca...
I’m currently working on a Windows Phone 8 project that requires two devices. Those devices talk to each other through a SignalR service. Thanks to Hyper-V I...
Update 14/02/2018 MVVM Light has been upgraded to .NET Standard 1.0. See here and here for updated workflow.
Every .net developer, be it a mobile, web or windows developer, uses (or should use) NuGet. A big, and fast growing, gallery of useful (and less useful but f...
Update 14/02/2018 MVVM Light has been upgraded to .NET Standard 1.0. See here and here for updated workflow.
Yesterday was the day for Community day 2013, already the seventh edition. A bunch of user groups working together to create a great agenda of presentations...
I had the pleasure of presenting an MSDN webcast on SignalR and Windows Phone 8 yesterday. I had a great time presenting and believe it or not, all demos act...
Some time ago Nokia launched a pretty impressive, almost magical app called “Photobeamer” (exclusive for the Nokia Lumia range). This is one of t...
Update 14/02/2018 MVVM Light has been upgraded to .NET Standard 1.0. See here and here for updated workflow.