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29 June 2008
Silverlight Experiment: Create a PullDown Menu using Storyboards.

This is a basic example of how to create a "PullDown Menu" using Silverlight and Expression Blend. The Objectives The GUI will have a PullDown Menu (UserControl) under the main outer chrome. It's intended that when a user clicks on the "MainMenu" Read More...

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Filed under: Silverlight, WPF, Expression Blend, XAML, Visual Studio 2008, Art, RIA Handbook, Animation, Design, Frameworks, Nexus, C#

 

28 November 2007
Inspiration, getting to the core.

"...Good artists copy. Great artists steal.." -Pablo Picasso I get asked a lot "where do you get your ideas for UI from?" when i often show off some of my artwork. It sounds arrogant, but it's the truth and yet I never really have Read More...

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Filed under: UXE, Art, Design

 

15 November 2007
POC #1 - Project Harmony (pt1) (Silverlight & Flash)

I've been enjoying the overall experience of what Silverlight has to offer since I started with Microsoft back in January 07. That being said, I've often been an internal "goto" person at times for some Flash advice on behalf of Microsoft customers Read More...

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Filed under: Silverlight, Flash, Adobe, AJAX, Mashup, RIA, Microsoft, Going Flex to Silverlight, UXE, RIA Producer, Art, Skinning, RIA Handbook, Animation, Rich Internet Application, Rich Interactive Application, POC

 

12 August 2007
I left my mark at TechEd AU.

I've been to a lot of conferences in the past, and I'd have to say that TechEd was a lot of fun for me personally. It was after all my first TechEd and one that I'm sure I won't forget in a hurry, especially some of the night-life that went on. I first Read More...

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Filed under: Microsoft, TechEd, Frankarr, Art