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  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Svetla Stoycheva  on  Apr 15, 2010 (9 months ago)
    Andrej Tozon is the next article author we would like to introduce you to the SilverlightShow community. Having authored 5 articles already, all on quite hot topics, Andrej is one of the most active contributors to posting quality content on SilverlightShow. Andrej's articles are fresh, entertaining, with provoking titles and colorful examples. Meet Andrej!
     

    Q. Andrej - please briefly introduce yourself and your experience with Silverlight. 
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    Hi, my name is Andrej Tozon, I’m from Slovenia and currently work for my own company, specializing in Silverlight and WPF development and consulting.


  • 5 comments  /  posted by  Andrej Tozon  on  Jan 11, 2010 (more than a year ago)

    The first part of the article was about getting familiar with MEF (Managed Extensibility Framework) – to get to know the basics, define its core principles and apply those to an existing Gallery application to make it configurable through themes. This part will dig deeper into the framework.

    MEF as an IoC Container?

    MEF is not a replacement for an IoC container - they both address different scenarios and can be used in the same application. However, MEF sure can be used for dependency injection without having to resort to a proper IoC container.

  • 9 comments  /  posted by  Andrej Tozon  on  Jan 06, 2010 (more than a year ago)
    One of my early experiments with Bing Maps Silverlight Control eventually turned into a Halloween Live Gallery. This photo viewer application is based on the CircularPanel3D control from Expression Blend’s Wall3D sample that shipped with the product. It pulls geotagged Halloween photos from Flickr service and displays them in a 3D photo wall that can be rotated, zoomed in, etc. A detailed view of the photo includes a zoomable Bing Maps control, pinpointing the location of where that photo was shot.
  • 4 comments  /  posted by  Andrej Tozon  on  Dec 16, 2009 (more than a year ago)

    Whenever a new version of Silverlight is released, I start examining its features from two perspectives: how would my current (and planned) LOB applications benefit from using these new features, and what cool new things can I build to entertain my children.

    This article will guide you through the process of creating a doodling application (you know, for kids ;)), while covering some of the most visible (or not) new features, coming with Silverlight 4. But this is not just about new features, it’s about how they are prepared and served.

  • 8 comments  /  posted by  Andrej Tozon  on  Dec 02, 2009 (more than a year ago)

    I don’t generally find the fall or winter an appropriate time to track weather conditions, but this is an exception.

  • 4 comments  /  posted by  Andrej Tozon  on  Nov 13, 2009 (more than a year ago)

    It was just days before this year’s Halloween when I was searching for those nifty applications that let you play scary sounds directly from your mobile phone; thought that would be a great entertainment for my young daughter.

    And it was.

    Later I decided to create a similar application to run with Silverlight. I knew porting such application to Silverlight would be fairly easy, but the real challenge was in doing it with as less coding as possible. And how exactly do you write an application without writing code, some may ask?

    Behaviors

    Expression Blend 3 introduced a new way of adding interactivity to user interface elements, called behaviors.