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Silverlight 2 - texturemapping

UPDATE: Go to my new blog for updates on Balder and SL3 support and much more here I’ve been quite busy the last week working on the Balder engine. I’ve focused my energy on improving the rendering pipeline, both for functionality and speed and have managed to overhaul it quite a bit. In addition, texturemapping...

Posted to Blog'A'Little (Weblog) by Einar Ingebrigtsen on 07-18-2008
Chief Consultant in Objectware

After some 6 and a half years working at the same job (Notus, acquired by Visma this year), I’ve just signed a contract with Objectware a part of the Itera Consulting Group . I will start there on the 1st of September this year. Some of you might have noticed a comment on one of my latest posts; congratulating...

Posted to Blog'A'Little (Weblog) by Einar Ingebrigtsen on 07-01-2008
Microsoft Source Analysis for C#

Microsoft announces Source Analysis for C#. It is very similar to Static Code Analysis (FxCop), but instead of doing on the binaries it performs the analysis on the actual C# code. Read more about it here .

Posted to Blog'A'Little (Weblog) by Einar Ingebrigtsen on 05-24-2008
.net (generic) type caching

The runtime for .net has a type caching mechanism that is really great. Every so often I write code where you need specific data based upon a type. Normally one tend to revert to a Dictionary with Type as the key and the datatype as the valuetype for the generic parameters. Typically: This will then...

Posted to Blog'A'Little (Weblog) by Einar Ingebrigtsen on 05-21-2008
Circle of life

As a response to Fredrik Kalseths blog about circle of interest and a subtle hint in his post that it would be interesting to see my circles (sounds a bit kinky, doesn't it), here goes : It seems that I have a lot that I define as my core, but I think it reflects what I really care about. I could...

Posted to Blog'A'Little (Weblog) by Einar Ingebrigtsen on 05-14-2008
XNA 3.0 CTP is here

Finally the CTP we've all been waiting for is here. You can now pick it up here and start developing for Windows, Xbox 360 and Zune (if you're lucky enough to own one). Another great news with this is that it supports Visual Studio 2008. It's time to see if I can finally uninstall Visual...

Posted to Blog'A'Little (Weblog) by Einar Ingebrigtsen on 05-07-2008
XNA Workshop at METU in Ankara, Turkey

I was asked earlier by Microsoft if I could hold a workshop in Turkey. On the 20th of May I'll be heading down to Ankara and hold a 3-4 day workshop for a competition Microsoft is holding at the Middle East Technical University . I'm working on the agenda as we speak and thus far it's starting...

Posted to Blog'A'Little (Weblog) by Einar Ingebrigtsen on 04-23-2008
XNA 3.0 in 2008 - now with Zune support

Microsoft has announced that they will offer a preview release of XNA 3.0 in spring of 2008 timeframe with a final release scheduled for the 2008 holiday season. XNA 3.0 will contain give the developers the ability to create content for Zune. Read more over at the XNA teams blog .

Posted to Blog'A'Little (Weblog) by Einar Ingebrigtsen on 02-22-2008
Implementing a CLR Profiler to act as an AOP interceptor - Part 1

I started looking into the profiling API this friday, thanks to a colleague of mine at work; Fredrik Kalseth . He started working on an AOP framework and came into my office and we discussed the possibility to use the profiler API to achieve a better result for an AOP framework. There's been a lot...

Posted to Blog'A'Little (Weblog) by Einar Ingebrigtsen on 02-10-2008
Programatically creating a WCF contract and exposing it - Part1

I've been working lately a bit with WCF and find it very exciting and a true step up from .net remoting and .net WebServices. The scenario we're having is that we have one server application and at the moment two front-ends; Windows Forms and a ASP.net Web application. For our Windows Forms based...

Posted to Blog'A'Little (Weblog) by Einar Ingebrigtsen on 02-01-2008

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