Pete Brown
XAML and Blinky Lights dude
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Pete at Tech Ed 2011: Cogent DataHub WebView in SilverlightAt Tech Ed 2011, David Pugmire and I had the pleasure of speaking with Ken Collins from Cogent. He demonstrated the Cogent DataHub WebView product—a product built using Silverlight and backed by cloud services.
The product includes real-time information display from various sensors and industrial co...
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Pete at Microsoft: Tsitsi Gora on being a Designer at MicrosoftUser Experience is important at Microsoft. One place where UX really shines is in Visual Studio, and the tooling and templates for Silverlight.
In September, I had the pleasure of catching up with Tsitsi Gora, UX designer at Microsoft. We discussed what it's like to be a designer in developer divisi...
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Pete at Microsoft: Glenn Block on WCF HTTPI caught up with the always-amazing Glenn Block right before his PDC10 session on WCF HTTP. You can tell he was really jazzed about something, so I just had to have the scoop.
After watching the video, be sure to visit wcf.codeplex.com
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Pete at Microsoft: Joel Barsotti and CalMAN in WPFIn September, I met up on campus with Joel Barsotti. Joel, and the company SpectraCal, have created an awesome WPF application used for analyzing and calibrating various types of displays (computer screens, LCDs in stores etc.)
When Joel first told me about the application, I was really excited abou...
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Pete at Microsoft: WCF RIA Services Team InterviewWhile on campus in May, I met with the WCF RIA Services team at Microsoft. We discussed both the awesome parts and the difficult parts of the recent product release.
Microsoft WCF RIA Services simplifies the traditional n-tier application pattern by bringing together the ASP.NET and Silverli...
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Pete at MIX10: Josh Blake on Natural User Interface and WPF Multi-touchWith Windows 7, WPF 4, Silverlight 4, and the road paved by our multi-touch handheld devices, Multi-touch is really hitting mainstream.
While at MIX10, I spoke with Josh Blake about NaturalShow, his multi-touch not-PowerPoint presentation approach, written in WPF. Josh uses multi-touch to navigat... -
Pete at MIX10: Emil Stoychev on the CompletIT Silverlight SiteCreating your whole website using Silverlight isn't usually the approach you'll take--unless you happen to be a company specializing in Silverlight development.
At MIX10, I caught up with Emil Stoychev, founder of SilverlightShow. His company, CompletIT, located in Sofia, Bulgaria, created a very... -
Pete at MIX10: David Kelley on the Prototype WPF and Silverlight Retail ExperienceAt MIX10, I spoke with Wirestone Principal UX Architect David Kelley about a prototype retail experience he's built in WPF and Silverlight.
The experience is based around the concept of small updatable product price tags (actually screens) that can both be updated in real-time and react to the pr... -
Pete at MIX10: Mime Cloud for Umbraco and MoreContent management of images, especially in publication scenarios where multiple crops and sizes of one image must all be available and associated together, is not a simple problem to solve.
At Mix10, I caught up with Pete Miller from Conde Nast Digital and Alex Norcliffe from Xeed. (Alex a... -
Pete at MIX10: Cory Plotts on Snoop for WPFFolks in the WPF world have long relied on Snoop to figure out what the heck is going on in their applications. Originally written by Pete Blois from the MS Expression team, Snoop provides information about all the elements, and even a slick 3D blown-out view of the visual tree.
Cory Plotts has...
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Gadgeteering and the .NET Micro Framework
Apr 28, 2012 at 8:03 PMI didn't answer the question about motor support about NETMF doesn't have any motor drivers built in, but there's plenty of code out there. In addition, there are motor shields and motor modules, most of which come with code.
Welcome from Soma
Apr 26, 2012 at 7:21 AMRecordings will be up around the end of the week, so just a couple more days. They're encoding right now.
Welcome from Soma
Apr 25, 2012 at 8:48 PMSorry about the confusion regarding dates. When setting up the sessions, ch9 defaults to "day 0" which, being a programmer, I assumed was the first day of the event. Nope, that would be day 1. (day 0 is the day before) Pretty sure a VB6 programmer did that
node.js on Azure
Apr 25, 2012 at 5:24 PMVideos will be up around the end of this week. Thanks!
A Journey into CQRS
Apr 25, 2012 at 5:24 PMThey will be up around the end of this week.
Building the PIX-6T4 and writing a game for it too
Feb 03, 2012 at 7:37 PMThanks for posting this, guys! Fabien did a great job on the hardware and software, and Bertrand a great job on the initial games. I had fun creating my own little sample
C++ and Beyond 2011: Herb Sutter - Why C++?
Sep 08, 2011 at 12:54 AMThanks for the shout-out
The IE ATL add-in was an interesting experience. I'd still like to see C++ evolve so there's not so much ceremony to do things like the add-in. That might be part of what you take on for the additional performance and power, or that may just be my own lack of knowledge of modern C++.
Either way, good talk.
Pete
The Mantis is here... (which is an off-roading, Netduino, remote controlled, with Cam, robocar)
Jul 29, 2011 at 1:24 PMI love this rc/robot. That's a great platform too. Thanks for the parts breakdown.
Hanselminutes on 9 - Gadget Basement with Ward Cunningham
Oct 05, 2010 at 2:07 PM@SteveRichter: The test suite for the heart failure monitor is rough on the participants
Hanselminutes on 9 - Gadget Basement with Ward Cunningham
Oct 05, 2010 at 2:06 PMI soooo want to do some of this at my house. I've wanted to set up an array of temperature sensors myself both external and in each room.
I didn't catch. Were all those sensors hard-wired from the windows to the board?
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