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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 and was keynoting DevWeek with a talk...
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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 client and that it all works on Windows 7....
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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 are buttons (top left from top to bottom)...
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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 cd meshObject1 list objects and so on...
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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.
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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 to connect to the Local Live Operating...
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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 screen and the user selects 3 of them and presses...
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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 opportunity to "invite others" to shared...
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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 if I wanted to make the same data available...
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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 building a Silverlight MEWA. So, in Visual...
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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 the SDK. The screencasts are here ( note...
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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 in talking to the Live Framework either way...
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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 was that I wanted to have a single MeshObject...
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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 want a very simple way of storing the data...