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Deep Zoom in 3D? See it here: Long story short, this is an effort to bring RIA to the SharePoint world. But not just RIA style usability , I believe we pushed the envelope even further by incorporating not only DeepZoom (SeaDragon) for ‘zoom in to the pixel’ resolution, but the 3D...
Posted 19 November 2008 11:17 PM by Damon Wilder Carr
Filed under: C#, domain.dot.net, Silverlight SharePoint 3D, SharePoint MOSS 2007, Silverlight

SharePoint MOSS 3D: Damon Wilder Carr domain.dot.net team labs damon@domaindotnet.com 646.853.3504 http://www.domaindotnet.com
Posted 16 November 2008 02:15 AM by Damon Wilder Carr
Filed under: domain.dot.net, Silverlight SharePoint 3D, SharePoint MOSS 2007, Silverlight

Expose New Linq Operations from the Screaming HashSet<T> Collection: Linq is not just about databases. It’s about reading the registry, your hard-disk, or even a list of function pointers to be invoked. Linq is about more even then sets (collections). It’s about making tasks easier in many cases and vastly more powerful...
Posted 10 September 2008 09:17 AM by Damon Wilder Carr
Filed under: Visual Studio 2008, Linq, C#, domain.dot.net, HashSet

Linq to Financial Markets : Optimizing Provider to Real-Time Quotes, Analytics, and Silverlight-WPF Visualization: The Linq to Financial Markets provider An easier way to consume, visualize, understand and quantify just about any information you can imagine from the world of global financial services. * Real-Time stock quotes to Complex Analytics of Multi-Asset Class Portfolios * Monte-Carlo simulation with Optional Quantitative Add-Ins * Efficient frontier Optimization based on Constraints you Set * User defined heuristics from strategic rebalancing to day-trading
Posted 22 August 2008 09:45 PM by Damon Wilder Carr
Filed under: Visual Studio 2008, Linq, C#, New York, domain.dot.net, Financial Services, Linq Custom Provider, Optimizing Parser

Framework API Development Best Practices using C# 3.0: PART 1 This content assumes you have an introductory knowledge of C# 3.0 language features in .NET 3.5 and mastery of legacy C# 2.0 Generics, Generic Type Constraints, Anonymous Delegates and related material. I use a 'pair programming' approach...
Posted 19 August 2008 02:45 PM by Damon Wilder Carr
Filed under: ReSharper, Visual Studio 2008, ReFactoring, Linq, C#, domain.dot.net