This will be a short post on a little roadblock that was overcome. To-Do: An internal Windows Phone application that we are building for Sogeti needed to pull down a chunk of data from a server for caching & displaying on the phone. Meh .. So, what’s the Challenge? Well, two little issues: The content [...]
Posts Tagged ‘asynchronous’
Handling Authenticated Zip files in Windows Phone
Posted: March 22, 2012 in Windows Phone 7 StuffTags: asynchronous, authentication, WPDev, zip
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Windows Phone + SignalR = Awesome Possibilities!
Posted: March 1, 2012 in Articles, Windows Phone 7 StuffTags: articles, asynchronous, SignalR, SilverlightShow, WPDev
I guest-blogged for SilverlightShow recently: Real-time communication. Many software applications on variety of platforms & form factors have a genuine need for it. But persistent networks, real-time connectivity & asynchrony continue to challenge us developers in building such applications. Is there a silver lining? Could we have near-real-time communication in our mobile apps? Imagine the [...]
Asynchrony for the WP/Silverlight Developer
Posted: October 10, 2011 in Windows 8, Windows Phone 7 StuffTags: asynchronous, Windows 8, WPDev
FYI – I am only scratching the surface on this topic here. So, things I say in this post may be questionable .. just trying to understand asynchrony better by writing stuff down & gathering some feedback. You’ve been warned Ever had to do asynchronous programming? Yeah, that thing which is the right thing to [...]
