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Bad Third-Party SDK Installation Practices
Some Compact Framework SDKs (SQLCE, Symbol, OpenNETCF), when they install on a development machine, install a deployment “package”, which is a Visual Studio construct that associates one or more a… more →
Critical Development
It's a great time to be a mobile developer
oxkr1320 wrote 2 weeks ago: Since Apple Launch its online app store they have been on the headlines all days. this market is tre … more →
Device Project: Error in creating databound datagrid
pohsze wrote 1 month ago: When in the device project, it is very simple to create a data-bound datagrid. By just drag and drop … more →
Bad Third-Party SDK Installation Practices
Dan Vanderboom wrote 1 month ago: Some Compact Framework SDKs (SQLCE, Symbol, OpenNETCF), when they install on a development machine, … more →
Debug Windows Mobile with webservices on localhost using Visual Studio Web Development Server and Fiddler
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bradymoritz wrote 1 month ago: This has frustrated me for a while, but seems I found a solution this evening. I build a lot of Comp … more →
New tutorial.
wlasson wrote 2 months ago: I know that i havent updated in a while, sorry about that. I’m still alive though so thats a g … more →
Compact Framework Controls (Part 3): Linear Gradients
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Dan Vanderboom wrote 4 months ago: [This article is part of a series that starts in this article and precedes this one here.] Line … more →
Compact Framework Controls (Part 2): Polygon Clipping
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Dan Vanderboom wrote 4 months ago: [This article is part of a series that starts in this article.] My intention is to cover a full spec … more →
Introduction to Port-Based Asynchronous Messaging
Dan Vanderboom wrote 4 months ago: …using terminology and examples from the Concurrency & Coordination Runtime in C# P … more →
Visual Studio Build Bug in CF Controls Project using Generics
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Dan Vanderboom wrote 4 months ago: So there I was, minding my own business, creating some custom controls in a reusable framework proje … more →
.NET Micro Framework vs. Microsoft Robotics Studio
Dan Vanderboom wrote 4 months ago: The .NET Micro Framework is a compatible subset of the full .NET Framework, similar to how the Compa … more →
Using Extension Methods to Manipulate Control Bitmaps in Compact Framework
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Dan Vanderboom wrote 4 months ago: I’m loving extension methods. All of the methods that I wish BCL classes had, I can now … more →
WCF on the Compact Framework
andrewwhitten wrote 5 months ago: Playing with the Visual Studio 2008 beta last year, I was disappointed that the WCF service binding … more →
Alpha Blended Windows Mobile Controls
andrewwhitten wrote 5 months ago: Although WPF would be cool on the mobile device, the reality is that there isn’t really enough … more →
Compact Framework Controls (Part 1): Creating Custom Controls and Designers
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Dan Vanderboom wrote 5 months ago: I’ve been having a lot of fun learning how to create rich design-time experiences for custom contr … more →
Listing Storage Card Paths in Compact Framework
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Dan Vanderboom wrote 5 months ago: Getting a list of storage card paths on a Windows CE or Windows Mobile device from Compact Framework … more →
Windows Forms Data Binding: Language-Level Support Needed
Dan Vanderboom wrote 6 months ago: I’ve been busy building an MVC framework for the past few weeks, and one of the aspects of thi … more →
The Architecture Journal: Mobile Architecture
Dan Vanderboom wrote 7 months ago: One of my favorite journals is The Architecture Journal: Input for Better Outcomes, published by Mic … more →
Remote SQL Server Compact Queries: Fun with VS2008 & ActiveSync
Dan Vanderboom wrote 8 months ago: I wanted to show you how to use Server Explorer to connect to an ActiveSync-connected Windows Mobile … more →
Getting a Screenshot with VB.NET on the Compact Framework 2.0
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anoriginalidea wrote 8 months ago: I believe that “thumbnail” images of data in applications is a powerful way of … more →
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