Dotnet by Example

Motto: "Talk is cheap, show me the code!"

This blog attempts to be a collection of how-to examples in the Microsoft software stack - things that may take forever to find out, especially for the beginner. I see it as my way to return something to the Microsoft community in exchange for what I learned from it.

28 May 2013

Workaround for selecting the last vertex of a Windows Phone MapPolyline

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Fellow MVP - and fellow map maniac - Morten Nielsen brought me into contact with a Windows Phone developer called Jonathan Aghachi. He was...
13 May 2013

Windows Phone 8 navigation part 4–updating the tests, fixing the final issues

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Last time: so close, yet so far: This series appears to have become a trilogy in four parts – at the end of the last episode everything wor...
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10 May 2013

Windows Phone 8 navigation part 3–assembling the MVVMLight app

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Last time on, on Dotnetbyexample… In the first post I described how to write the business logic to find a location by searching for an ad...
01 May 2013

Windows Phone 8 navigation part 2–routing, route details,tombstoning–and testing

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What happened last time on this show In the previous post I described to how to write the business logic to find a location by searching f...
19 April 2013

Windows Phone 8 navigation part 1–geocoding, tombstoning–and testing

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After my post about reverse geocoding I set out to make a little app to demonstrate routing in Windows Phone 8. The demo app went quite ou...
10 April 2013

ViewModel driven multi-state animations using DataTriggers and Blend on Windows Phone

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Long long time ago I wrote how to drive animations from your ViewModel using DataStateBehavior , and I explicitly stated this was the only w...
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Joost van Schaik
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pronounced as: 'Yoast van Schaik'.

Senior Developer / Software Architect, Windows Development MVP.
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