Business today is built on long-term planning, pragmatism and an exact calculation. Professionals, aimed at success, do not allow wasting money and time and initially choose the proper reporting system.  (Stimulsoft) April, 04 2011. Stimulsoft Company announces a new version 2011.1 of Stimulsoft Reports product line. This line includes ...

Zenexis Corporation has launched a set of 17 components for Silverlight and WPF platforms. These components are based on the company proprietary ZenExpress Design™ technology that combines programmer flexibility with simplicity for designers. Zenexis has updated online demos, enhanced product documentation, and posted the latest Beta - ...

So I'm working in XAML in Visual Studio 2008 and it has some nice statement completion features now, like automatically quoting my attributes for me (cool!).  When there's an item it knows, like Orientation=''Horizontal|Vertical'' it will give me a dropdown and after selection, put the cursor after the closing double quote, as you would ...

Brian Noyes gave a presentation to the Cleveland .NET SIG last night on WPF for ASP.NET Developers.  I took some notes, which I’ll present a few of here in case they’re helpful to anyone else. WPF Logical Pixels, not physical pixels, each 1/96 of an inch Vector Graphics based Containers Many controls are ...

Zain Naboulsi rocked Tulsa! After presenting for four hours at the MSDN Event on Windows CardSpace and Microsoft AJAX. I had imagined that he would have been at least a little tired. But was the TulsaDevelopers.NET users group pleasantly surprised. He came in and delivered an awesome presentation on WPF with some Silverlight thrown in. He did an ...

This past Monday, Nathan Phelps gave an excellent presentation on Adobe Flex 2.0 for the Tulsa Java Developers Group. I was totally amazed out how similiar it is and fundamentally like Silverlight (formerly code named Windows Presentation Foundation/Everywhere (WPF/E). I see the pros and cons from both architectures. Once Silverlight is ...

As has been blogged all over the place, WPF/E has been renamed Silverlight (Note: lower case 'L'). Some people say there's more to come at MIX07. Well, I think I've discovered what the secret is. It's hidden inside of the Silverlight promo video. Silverlight is written in Java! Don't believe me? Take a look at a frame grab ...