>
> You have to get Service Pack 3 for VS2012 to make it work ...
>
Yes... that just happened.
>
That gave me a fright, but my Help About screen says "Version 11.0.60610.01
Update 3", so hopefully I'm safe. The component update to have Blend is
still running, 15+ minutes so far -- Greg
You have to get Service Pack 3 for VS2012 to make it work ...
Yes... that just happened.
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Regards,
Scott Barnes
http://www.riagenic.com
On Fri, Aug 30, 2013 at 4:23 PM, Greg Keogh wrote:
> Folks, I haven't used Expression Blend 4 for perhaps a year or so, but I
> have to make a flat Silver
Folks, I haven't used Expression Blend 4 for perhaps a year or so, but I
have to make a flat Silverlight button so I fired it up and discovered it
won't open Visual Studio 2012 solutions. It also doesn't support
Silverlight 5.I immediately suspected that I was in need of the Expression
Suite 5, but
On Fri, Aug 30, 2013 at 1:10 PM, Ian Thomas wrote:
> That BT keyboard looks useful, for connectivity to other devices than a
> Windows laptop/desktop. Having the USB is a bonus. But at ca $200 and
> weighing well over 1kg it’s a bit “heavy” for me.
>
> My requirements for a keyboard are modes
On Wed, Aug 28, 2013 at 5:31 PM, Nathan Chere wrote:
> **Ø **What's the real benefit to wireless keyboards?
>
> ** **
>
> **1) **You haven’t seen my desk at work. Once you get to a certain
> point, every additional wire increases clutter O(C^n).
>
Gritting your teeth helps here.
> ***
That BT keyboard looks useful, for connectivity to other devices than a
Windows laptop/desktop. Having the USB is a bonus. But at ca $200 and
weighing well over 1kg it's a bit "heavy" for me.
My requirements for a keyboard are modest, but I have found the Logitech
Cordless Internet Pro (a bit old)
I prefer twitter bootstrap over both of them because it's clean simple and
open.
On Fri, Aug 30, 2013 at 10:57 AM, Nathan Chere
wrote:
> Keeping in mind I haven’t used Sencha for anything commercial beyond a
> feasibility spike, it seemed completely outclassed by Kendo (hence going
> with that
Keeping in mind I haven't used Sencha for anything commercial beyond a
feasibility spike, it seemed completely outclassed by Kendo (hence going with
that).
It felt slower/sluggish in the browser, far less elegantly designed from a
development perspective, and nowhere near as easily extensible. T
Scrap the pre-order bit, looks like they have stock again. Hurrah.
From: ozdotnet-boun...@ozdotnet.com [mailto:ozdotnet-boun...@ozdotnet.com] On
Behalf Of Nathan Chere
Sent: Friday, 30 August 2013 10:41 AM
To: ozDotNet
Subject: Developer keyboard revisted
Following on from the post about the At
Following on from the post about the Atwood-driven keyboard, I just found one
which I'll be buying once it's released (I don't do "pre-orders" with unproven
vendors):
http://kbtalkingusa.com/full-specifications-and-features/
I said the biggest thing I wanted was wireless, but this is even bette
I used ExtJS on the front end with .NET at the back, plus Comet style
messaging between client and server for a trading application.
The front end was just single page app, because as Steve points out, ExtJS
just takes over in that department.
I really enjoyed working with it.
There is also this:
The project I'm on (WA Health) use Sencha Ext-Js for the front end. Using
v3.4 atm (not the latest). It's all Javascript and it pretty much takes
over the whole UI.
It's not too bad, although I've not really had much experience with
Javascript UI yet. (A little Kendo UI which is also very impressiv
Has anyone used Sencha components with dot net. I'm thinking that these
guys have their act together on the front end & perhaps hooking up to dot
net web services or similar on the back end.
I've looked briefly at their demo site and on the surface it looks pretty
impressive. I'm intrigued as to h
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