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Videos from DevWeek: Catching up with Aaron Skonnard

I was lucky enough to have a chance to chat with Aaron Skonnard at DevWeek last month and I captured a few videos which I thought I’d share here. Aaron (as you probably know) is a co-founder of the Pluralsight company and is a great trainer and technical presenter...

Published Mon, Apr 20 2009 10:47 AM by mtaulty

Filed under: .NET, WindowsLive, LiveFramework, AzureServicesPlatform, Mesh

April CTP of the Live Framework SDK and Tools

I missed this one for a couple of days as I’ve been out on holiday. There’s a new April CTP of the Live Framework SDK available. You can pick up the original post; here and good news is that the Live Framework Client does side-by-side with the consumer Mesh...

Published Mon, Mar 16 2009 3:35 AM by mtaulty

Filed under: LiveFramework, Mesh

Live Framework SDK – DataEntries, SyncEntries, NewsItems

I’ve been playing with a little WPF desktop application that creates “notes” using the Live Framework SDK on Live Mesh. It’s intentionally simple and it looks like this; and the notes are the little TextBoxes over in the ListBox on the right hand side. There...

Published Mon, Feb 16 2009 12:32 PM by mtaulty

Filed under: .NET, LiveFramework, WindowsAzure, Mesh

Powershell and the Live Framework SDK?

I have this little command line app that I’ve been using to navigate my developer Mesh with the Live Framework SDK. It started out as very basic but then today I realised that I should really extend it so that you can use it something like; cd cloud list objects...

Published Wed, Feb 11 2009 6:32 AM by mtaulty

Filed under: .NET, WindowsLive, LiveFramework, Mesh

Mesh Squared

Ahh…..this post lets me have my developer Mesh and my consumer Mesh. Use Mesh Client Beta and Live Framework Client Side by Side Lovely.

Published Fri, Jan 30 2009 3:01 AM by mtaulty

Filed under: WindowsLive, LiveFramework, Mesh

Live Framework SDK – Revised WPF Photo Sharing Application

I’ve taken the application that I last mentioned here and I’ve been working on it a little more. I’m not quite where I want to be just yet but I thought I’d walk through it a little and share the code. The application runs up like this; and it immediately tries...

Published Thu, Jan 29 2009 2:56 AM by mtaulty

Filed under: .NET, WPF, LiveFramework, Mesh

Live Framework SDK - “Concurrent Operations are Not Supported”

I’m trying to write some code against the Live Framework SDK and I was trying to avoid hanging my UI so I figured that what I’d do is to use all the async options within the object model. So…as a for instance – if I have data backed by 5 MeshObjects on the...

Published Thu, Jan 22 2009 3:40 PM by mtaulty

Filed under: .NET, LiveFramework, AzureServicesPlatform, Mesh

Live Framework SDK - more on inviting others

This previous post had me thinking that the WPF application that I built across these posts; Live Framework SDK - More Steps Live Framework SDK - Having a Single MeshObject Live Framework SDK - Adding a Silverlight MEWA would start to improve if I offered the...

Published Fri, Jan 9 2009 9:57 AM by mtaulty

Filed under: .NET, WPF, WindowsLive, LiveFramework, Mesh

Live Framework SDK - Inviting Others

Following on from this previous post , the WPF and Silverlight code that I've been running tries to access a MeshObject ( containing a DataFeed of photos ) that the code itself creates at initialisation time. What I wasn't sure about at all was how that'd work...

Published Wed, Jan 7 2009 4:14 PM by mtaulty

Filed under: .NET, WindowsLive, LiveFramework, AzureServicesPlatform, Mesh

Live Framework SDK - Adding a Silverlight MEWA

Having written a small amount of WPF code for the previous post , I was wondering how hard it'd be to now write a Silverlight Mesh Enabled Web Application ( MEWA ) and access the same data that I was using from my WPF application. I set off down the route of...

Published Wed, Jan 7 2009 6:15 AM by mtaulty

Filed under: Silverlight, WindowsLive, LiveFramework, Mesh

Live Framework/Mesh - Screencasts

I added a few screencasts to Channel9 around the Live Framework/Mesh. They're pretty introductory but might be helpful if you're looking to start out with Live Framework and want to save some time by re-using some of what I've already tried to figure out about...

Published Wed, Jan 7 2009 5:43 AM by mtaulty

Filed under: .NET, WindowsLive, LiveFramework, WindowsAzure, AzureServicesPlatform, Mesh

Live Framework and Mesh-Enabled-Web-Applications ( MEWAs )

I've been experimenting with trying to take the code that I wrote here and move it into a Mesh-Enabled-Web-Application ( MEWA ) written with Silverlight. I can write a MEWA either with Silverlight or with HTML and Javascript and there are libraries to assist...

Published Mon, Jan 5 2009 3:40 PM by mtaulty

Filed under: LiveFramework, Mesh

Live Framework SDK - Having a Single MeshObject

Following up from the previous post where I'd been trying to write a little bit of code that shares some photographs via the Live Mesh using a standard, installed, client application written in WPF. That all worked out fine but the main problem that I encountered...

Published Fri, Jan 2 2009 9:07 AM by mtaulty

Filed under: WindowsLive, LiveFramework, WindowsAzure, Mesh

Live Framework SDK - More Steps

Following up on this post , I thought I'd see if I could share some files through the Live Mesh and perhaps move on from writing a console application. Photos seem to be the most obvious choice so I thought I'd start there. What I figured was that I would just...

Published Fri, Dec 19 2008 8:55 AM by mtaulty

Filed under: .NET, LiveFramework, Mesh

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