The Coding4Fun Show: MEF Utility Runner with Arian Kulp
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Coding4Fun Show is a new series dedicated to interviewing people creating fun and interesting projects with a bit of "how to" mixed in.
In this first episode, I interview Andy Beaulieu, creator of the Physics Helper for Silverlight, Blend, and Farseer. Learn a bit about Andy and how to use his library to create some very powerful physics-based effects in your Silverlight applications with very little effort.
In this first episode, I interview Andy Beaulieu, creator of the Physics Helper for Silverlight, Blend, and Farseer. Learn a bit about Andy and how to use his library to create some very powerful physics-based effects in your Silverlight applications with very little effort.
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The Discussion
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Sam Whited Great show, can't wait to see more next month!
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markheath good stuff, looking forward to more of these
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BrianPeek Thanks to you both! The next episode will be recorded next week and should be up shortly thereafter if all goes to plan...
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twistor96 Cool, looking forward to next show!
Anywhere I could get the source code for that demo? Especially the small bit at 17:22. It goes off the screen. -
BrianPeek @twistor96, You can find a very similar example in the full Physics Helper library at http://physicshelper.codeplex.com . The example from the show was a simpler version of what's there.
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twistor96 Thanks Brian. Again, I am really looking forward to the next show.
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Alexander Why is that orange cable there?
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