C# Extension Methods and Fluent Interfaces
The idea of fluent interfaces is not new, and has many forms. The basic idea is to use a single statement to encompass a series of operations that are natural, or at least simple, to use. There are very few fluent interfaces in .NET – the most ... המשך לקרוא>
pavely , 02-07-2013 3:42
The first Israeli .NET (Un)Conference
I had the honor to deliver the first lecture of the first Israeli . NET (Un)Conference . Thanks to Adi Av, a bunch of .NET developers got early last Friday morning just to talk and hear about .NET technologies. Erez & I came early to see ... המשך לקרוא>
Alon Fliess , 12-29-2012 18:25
Windows Phone 8 is soon upon us (and MS Israel hands out 7.5 phones)
(this is not my typical technical post, but it’s nice to have something different for a change) A few days ago Microsoft and Nokia held a press conference in New York, in which Nokia presented two new phone devices running Windows Phone 8 : ... המשך לקרוא>
pavely , 09-09-2012 21:30
Windows Phone: Playing Sound Effects
I wanted to create a simple timer application for Windows Phone . The timer would count backwards from a user configured value and when it reached zero, it would play some sound effect to indicate expiration. Sounds simple enough… This is how ... המשך לקרוא>
pavely , 09-03-2012 13:25
Console Calculator with Roslyn (Part 2)
In the first part we created a simple enough calculator, but it lacked two features I wanted to have: 1. work with degrees or radians in trigonometric functions. 2. allow simple variables to be used without first declaring them. Let’s see how ... המשך לקרוא>
pavely , 08-08-2012 14:39
Running Angry Birds on the BUILD Samsung Tablet with Windows 8 Consumer Preview
If you try to install and run Angry Birds on your BUILD machine, you’ll soon find that you can’t run it because there is no support for OpenGL. AT the first it looks like no support in the beta of Windows 8, but the problem is actually happens ... המשך לקרוא>
Alon Fliess , 04-21-2012 15:03
Towers of Hanoi–WPF Style (Part 2)
In the first part , we saw how to recursively solve the Towers of Hanoi problem in C#. In this post I want to show a graphic view of the solution. This is a starting position with 7 discs: This is how it looks when the problem is solved: In ... המשך לקרוא>
pavely , 02-13-2012 22:45
Towers of Hanoi–WPF Style (part 1)
I remember many years ago (at least 15), I was learning Prolog . I used the “Turbo Prolog” package from (what was once) Borland. One of the nice examples there was a solution of the Towers of Hanoi , with a simple animation that showed the steps ... המשך לקרוא>
pavely , 02-11-2012 22:43
A New Android Game in Town (by my brother)
Anyone who has ever written a game knows it’s hard to get it done from start to finish. Sure, I can put on a demo of some game I’ve created in several hours. But creating all the graphics, sound, animation, levels, transitions, scoring, etc ... המשך לקרוא>
pavely , 02-05-2012 22:36
Calculating PI in .NET
I always loved mathematics. Although I’m certainly not a mathematician by profession, I’m always intrigued and inspired by math’s pureness and cleverness. One of the simplest and fascinating aspects of math is the number PI . Described simply ... המשך לקרוא>
pavely , 12-30-2011 22:31
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