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Made a lot of good progress on my Prism lunch talk -- due Tuesday. about 10 hours ago from TweetDeck
Game night was fun. We plaid a Rails game. I won within a turn. Those Rails games are crazy well balanced. #fb 10:12 PM Nov 28th from Tweetie
@JustinAngel I was thinking about an integration test. Create a view, set the data source. Verify that there were no binding errors. 10:10 PM Nov 28th from Tweetie in reply to JustinAngel
Heading out to game night. 5:14 PM Nov 28th from Tweetie
@DavidGiard who's playing? 4:27 PM Nov 28th from Tweetie in reply to DavidGiard
Visit to Calder Dairy was something special. Maia said "Thank you, cows, for making my milk!". Thinking this will be a yearly trip. #fb 2:42 PM Nov 28th from Tweetie
Time to wake up the 2 year old. Taking her to Calder Dairy to meet the cows and eat some ice cream. 11:22 AM Nov 28th from TweetDeck
Is there any way to get notified when binding errors happen in Silverlight? "Throw on Binding Error" option, for instance? 11:11 AM Nov 28th from TweetDeck
Transfering my #CodeMash beer to the secondary fermenter. More orange flavor than I had hoped but I think it has potential to be quite good. 9:46 AM Nov 28th from Tweetie
@JayRWren Yeah, we do it... Our consumers want it, so we do it. 7:33 PM Nov 27th from TweetDeck in reply to JayRWren
@AlanBarber Funny... I'm downloading the app right now. 5:12 PM Nov 27th from TweetDeck in reply to AlanBarber
@JustinAngel Again, I don't think I'm artuculating my scenario well over Twitter... 5:03 PM Nov 27th from TweetDeck in reply to JustinAngel
@JustinAngel There is only one deployment scenario: Click on a button in Silverlight, launch the app that has WForms ctrls & communicate 5:00 PM Nov 27th from TweetDeck in reply to JustinAngel
@JustinAngel I'm not sure what 2 apps would give. The "existing" app doesn't exist yet. Only complex user controls that need to be hosted. 4:58 PM Nov 27th from TweetDeck in reply to JustinAngel
@JustinAngel Anything else feels like the wrong direction with a lot of throw-away code. 4:42 PM Nov 27th from TweetDeck in reply to JustinAngel
@JustinAngel It really feels like the client app should be written as OB SL for communication and future migration. 4:41 PM Nov 27th from TweetDeck in reply to JustinAngel
@JustinAngel We are bending over backwards to make that work. All new code + old code needs to migrate to SL IB eventually. 4:40 PM Nov 27th from TweetDeck in reply to JustinAngel
@JustinAngel The problem is that the app is a new client the controls are old. My IB SL app needs to talk to the OB client 4:40 PM Nov 27th from TweetDeck in reply to JustinAngel
@JustinAngel Its hard to articulate in 140, but I feel that SL in WinForms or WinForms in WPF is the wrong direction for our app. 4:18 PM Nov 27th from Tweetie in reply to JustinAngel
@JustinAngel Im thinking about a migration strategy. Hosting existing WForms controls in a SL host would let us move in the right direction 4:07 PM Nov 27th from Tweetie in reply to JustinAngel

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Name Brian Genisio
Location Ann Arbor, MI
Web http://HouseOfBil...
Bio Father, Husband, .NET developer, Silverlight, WPF, MVVM, TDD, Blogger, Friend

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