An interesting feature of Silverlight is how the interaction between visuals and logic (this is, between designers and developers) is handled. It uses a so-called Parts and States Model, which is ensured by a contract specified with attributes in the...
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Controls Contract
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Embedding YouTube videos in Silverlight
There’s no straight way of embedding YouTube videos in Silverlight. What you can do, however, is to create a floating div over the Silverlight plugin, whose content will be the YouTube video control. For this purpose, I wrote a simple class to make...
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Explicit Substitutions, or Substitutions If You Need to Implement Them
As I told you before, performance is something desirable when programming a λ interpreter. The sustitutions we saw are made in one step. I will note the beta step as →β and a substitution step as →. For instance, (λx.x) z →β x[x/z] → z. The computations...
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Visualizing multi-dimensional data
A couple of days ago we started working on a new visualization for Riff’s acitivity. The requirement was to find a way of representing the relationship between items tag with two or more tags, the users who were tagging and the evolution of the tags...
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Saturation variable function for treemaps
For those of you not familiar with a treemap, it is simply a bunch of boxes somehow arranged inside a bigger box; each of them also contains its own set of smaller boxes, and so on. Each box has an associated weight that determines its size. It is...
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Positioning a Google Map according to a set of coordinates
Positioning a Google Map according to a set of coordinates
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Silverlight Loaded Events
A common scenario in the development of GUI applications is the presence of different events fired by the engine as the visual tree is constructed and rendered. And Silverlight, of course, is no exception. While WPF provides Initialized and Loaded
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InSTEDD-Trinity Internship wrap-up
InSTEDD-Trinity Internship wrap-up
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And now for something completely different
With this cite of Monthy Python, I will move into another family of calculi. What’s wrong with our good ol’ λ-calculus? Nearly nothing, except if you want to implement it in a real PC. In one of the firsts posts I’ve mentioned the α-congruence. The...
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9 developers in one month
It is well known in the project management world that adding manpower to a late software project makes it later. This is known as Brooks’ law. An analogy is that you can’t use 9 women to make a baby in one month. A couple of days ago, at Manas we...
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