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How to include jQuery Mobile in Monodroid project?

When working with jQuery Mobile applications you will have to include jQuery Mobile related assets in the javascript or HTML file. Following HTML snippet shows how to do that: <! DOCTYPE html > < html > ...

Published Sun, Sep 18 2011 2:23 PM by Damir Dobric
HTML5 for Windows Phone 7.1+ - Episode II : Browsing HTML content

As already mentioned in the previous post (Episode I) Windows Phone 7.1 has built in Internet Explorer 9. Because this version is the almost e one as IE9 desktop edition, WP is able to render HTML5 content. Comparing to Chrome is the HTML5 support...

Published Tue, Sep 13 2011 10:28 PM by Damir Dobric

Filed under: Windows Phone, WindowsPhone
HTML5 for Windows Phone 7.1+ - Episode I : HTML5 Support

As long “Windows 8” is moving to BETA build, many Microsoft related developers have started to think about HTML5-story. One of frequently asked questions across world wide web is “Will Windows Phone MANGO support HTML5?”. As a computer freak you will...

Published Mon, Sep 12 2011 12:01 AM by Damir Dobric

Filed under: Windows Phone, WindowsPhone
Microsoft, here is what we need!

This post is related to all Microsoft decision makers who think about future of Windows Development platform. If you want to make “Developers, Developers, Developers” happy, this could be the way: The picture symbolically shows what could be possibly ...

Published Sun, Sep 11 2011 12:09 PM by Damir Dobric
Windows 8 “client version” will support Hyper-V

The new Windows "client" OS named “Windows 8” will support virtualization technology originally released for Windows Server. Mathew John program manager on Microsoft’s Hyper-V team has authored this post . More about this on Build next...

Published Fri, Sep 09 2011 10:02 PM by Damir Dobric
AppFabric Applications - Episode VII: Distributed Task Scheduler

The Task Scheduler Service is one of external services provided out-of-the-box by AppFabric Applications. It is implemented as stateful ( see Episode III ) service that allows you to remotely trigger scheduled tasks. The task is wrapped up by class ...

Published Thu, Sep 08 2011 1:00 AM by Damir Dobric

Filed under: WCF, cloud, azure, AppFabric
NRW Conference 2001 – AppFabric Applications Agenda

AppFabric Introduction Windows Server AppFabric short overview Windows Azure AppFabric overview Programming Models NET classic model Windows Classic Azure AppFabric ComApps new Model for Cloud AppFabric Applications Deep Dive Composing Applications...

Published Wed, Sep 07 2011 11:42 PM by Damir Dobric

Filed under: cloud, azure, AppFabric
AppFabric Appliactions: Episode VI - Implementing Custom External Service

As already mentioned in previous posts AppFabric Applications helps you to create an application by composing of services. Most technical people assume that service is a Web Service. Similarly, most managers assume that the service is an application...

Published Mon, Sep 05 2011 12:50 AM by Damir Dobric

Filed under: WCF
Task Schedule Service exception on BeginDeleteTask

When working with Task Schedule Service you might get following exception when invoking BeginDeletTask: ArgumentException: Value Cannot be null. This exception is thrown by executing of following code: protected void Button2_Click( object sender, EventArgs...

Published Sat, Sep 03 2011 4:27 PM by Damir Dobric

Filed under: WCF, cloud, azure, AppFabric
Introduction to AppFabric Applications

Few weeks ago Microsoft has published the first public CTP related to Application Composition under the name AppFabric Applications. This CTP bundles a set of very interesting scenarios and related which are very important for all enterprise developers...

Published Sat, Sep 03 2011 2:02 PM by Damir Dobric

Filed under: WCF, cloud, azure, AppFabric
Different behavior of jQuery.unload() in IE and Chrome

When working with jQuery .unload() function you might figure out that Internet Explorer and Chrome behave differently. For example, assume you have defined following handler, which explicitly closes window, when user double-click some element. ...

Published Fri, Sep 02 2011 2:50 PM by Damir Dobric

Filed under: Asp.Net

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How to include jQuery Mobile in Monodroid project?

HTML5 for Windows Phone 7.1+ - Episode II : Browsing HTML content

HTML5 for Windows Phone 7.1+ - Episode I : HTML5 Support

Microsoft, here is what we need!

Windows 8 “client version” will support Hyper-V

AppFabric Applications - Episode VII: Distributed Task Scheduler

NRW Conference 2001 – AppFabric Applications Agenda

AppFabric Appliactions: Episode VI - Implementing Custom External Service

Task Schedule Service exception on BeginDeleteTask

Introduction to AppFabric Applications

Different behavior of jQuery.unload() in IE and Chrome