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Kasper Holdum C#, Windows Phone, Windows 8 and much more

Throttling Search Queries On TextChanged With Cancellation Support

April 7, 2013 00:11 / Leave a Comment / Kasper Holdum

Lets imagine a common scenario. The user is typing in a text box trying to search for something in your app. We want to show results as the user types, however, we want to do so without starting a search on every single keystroke. So, we want to wait a little bit after a keystroke, and if … Read More →

Posted in: c# / Tagged: async, c#, reactive extensions, rx

DDC 2013 Slides and Demo Project

April 5, 2013 12:51 / Leave a Comment / Kasper Holdum

You can find the slides and demo projects in the link below Slides and demos

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Danish Developer Conference 2013

February 16, 2013 01:59 / Leave a Comment / Kasper Holdum

I will be speaking at the Danish Developer Conference (DDC) 2013 in Copenhagen the 2nd of April and in Horsens the 4th. The topic is Async and Reactive Extensions.

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Using GridView/ListView’s Built-in Animations

November 15, 2012 06:47 / Leave a Comment / Kasper Holdum

The GridView and ListView controls in Windows 8 both come with built-in animation for various operations. When the controls are bound to an ObservableCollection the will do a fancy animation whenever an item is Added to the collection (even if it’s added in the middle of the collection, in which case the other elements will … Read More →

Posted in: c#, windows8

Slides/Demos from ‘Async in C#’ CampusDays2012 Presentation

November 2, 2012 03:34 / Leave a Comment / Kasper Holdum

A few of the attendees of the ‘Async in C#’ presentation at Campus Days 2012 requested the slides and demos. These will properly be available at the download page of the official site. Until then I’ve made them available here for download: Async in CSharp – Demos – CampusDays2012 Async in CSharp – Slides – … Read More →

Posted in: social / Tagged: async, c#, campusdays2012

The Importance of Localizing Your Apps

October 24, 2012 15:53 / Leave a Comment / Kasper Holdum

Besides making your application more comfortable to the user by servicing the text and images in their native language there is an extra benefit of localizing your Windows 8 applications. The Store application has an option to ‘Make it easier to find apps in my preferred languages’ under Settings -> Preferences. This option hides all … Read More →

Posted in: windows8 / Tagged: localization, store

Campus Days 2012

October 18, 2012 15:52 / Leave a Comment / Kasper Holdum

The 30. of October the Microsoft Campus Days 2012 conference will be held in Copenhagen. There are several interesting tracks being ran simultaneously at the conference. As an all-around developer, there are a two tracks of special interest: Windows Azure Development using .NET 4.5 I will be speaking about ‘Async in C#’ in the developer track 1. … Read More →

Posted in: social / Tagged: campusdays2012

Checking for Connectivity the Bulletproof Way

October 12, 2012 16:11 / 3 Comments / Kasper Holdum

A huge amount of the currently released apps in the Store does a check upon app start up to see if connectivity is available. If this is not the case, then the user is redirected to an offline page, and there is no way to continue use of the app. This is a major concern, when several … Read More →

Posted in: windows8 / Tagged: connectivity, internetaccess

Remember ScrollViewer Position

October 12, 2012 15:00 / Leave a Comment / Kasper Holdum

Often in Windows 8 apps the user will be presented with long horizontal groups of content. After having navigated to these items, and then returning to the original page there is no built in functionality to remember where in the list that the user scrolled to. Creating this feature is relatively quick: Whenever the user … Read More →

Posted in: windows8 / Tagged: windows8, winrt

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Computer science bachelor with a passion for .NET / C#. In the process of finishing a masters in computer science. Works part time as an ASP.NET developer where I specialize in web architecture using Entity Framework Code First and MVC.

On the side I freelance on Windows Phone / Windows 8 projects.

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