Some more on InfiView - Layers Feature Presentation

Johan created another nice video. This time on the InfiView Layers feature. Check it out at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ep21_JIJP44

Time to check out InfiView

We haven't gone mad, or maybe a bit... InfiView is now free! So now would be a good time to check it out ;)

Get it at http://www.infiview.com/download/

oh, and don't forget to check out the nice video Johan put together on youtube.

Free Gauges with C#

Johan just posted a nice article on using Bindows Free Gauges with ASP .NET over at the Bindows Blog. Check it out »

IE8 release today

In case someone missed the news, IE8 is scheduled for release this afternoon (CET).
You should be able to download it after 17:00 CET at http://www.microsoft.com/ie8

Amazing flashbacks from -99

Some people have been playing around with Chrome, a lot... there are some really awesome samples over at http://www.chromeexperiments.com/. It's fun to see how much, and little, changed since -99 :)

Unsyncronized Asynchronous Communication

A: Can we go now?
N: So, do you think skiing is fun?
A: That looks like a running boy
N: Where?
A: I want to ski more
N: Ahhh, there. Do you see that he's holding a torch?
A: I think we should go NOW
N: Ok, lets go
A: It looks like he's holding a something
N: Who?
A: The boy with the torch

Bindable properties in Bindows 4

One nifty thing introduced in Bindows 4.0 is the BiProperty. It enables you to:

- add a property to an instance which throws a change event when the value changes
- set the location of the property, so you can also wrap any other property with it
- use the new name scopes when naming and setting location pointers.

Using these together with the Actions (the end result of Managed Asynchronous Execution Threads), one can in a fairly straightforward way create some simple logic.

Some samples:
Sample 1 - ( XML source )

Sample 2 - ( XML source )

Sample 3 - ( XML source )