How many comments are there when one of the comments has been removed? In this instance, apparently the count was 2. If a second comment was not a reply to a first comment (which from the structure of the UI, I don’t believe it was), why indicate “this comment has been removed” and include it [...]

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I’ve been using twitter a bit more recently, and posting less to my blog. I just haven’t been compelled to write much. I’ve got a few things queued up though and as soon as I finish the details, I’ll get some new posts up. But, in the mean time, feel free to follow me on [...]

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Dear Microsoft, A few facts: I’m a competent Silverlight developer. I’ve even dabbled in XNA. I’m an owner of a iPhone 3GS. I would like a new phone. I’d like to buy a phone powered by the Windows Phone 7 OS when it’s made available. I’d like to make some free applications for my phone [...]

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The screen shot at the end of this post shows some of the HTML behind the main gmail.com page. I never looked before, so it came as a shock to me how many DIVs were used to construct the page. There are more than are visible as the document scrolled and I had only opened [...]

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This technique requires the Blend 4.0 SDK (which is included in Blend 4.0 and is also available as a free download. Someone on StackOverflow asked how to bind a collection of items to a ListBox in Silverlight where the IsSelected property of the ListBoxItem is bound to an IsSelected property of the data item. WPF [...]

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To aid in an answer on StackOverflow that I had recently answered, I’m providing part of the response here. The question was essentially, “what’s a way to use DataTriggers in Silverlight, without DataTriggers?” I had suggested one idea would just to use VisualStates and a code behind file. That’s what I’ve done here. I created [...]

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Challenged by a coworker recently, I created a simple add-in for Visual Studio 2010 to modify the settings for code formatting based on the file extension. The usage scenario is simple: allow for different language formatting rules based on the file file type (or extension). In this case, he wanted to have a different standard [...]

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I found this experience quite amusing today…

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ScottGu announced IIS Express. IIS Express will become a new way for developers to do local web development in a safe, administrative-account-free way, yet get the full experience of IIS 7. I’d bet the days of the ASP.NET Development server are numbered if IIS Express actually works as well as is suggested (if the same [...]

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If you have my kind of luck and Visual Studio 2010 crashes every time you open a specific project or solution, try deleting the .suo file associated with the solution (the Visual Studio Solution User Options). It’s located in the same folder as the solution (.sln) file, and often is hidden. It usually works for [...]

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