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How to Add Files to the "res" Directory
Jim Cowart explores how you can add resource files to your Icenium apps and include them in the "res/" directory when you build your installers.May 27, 2021 4 min read -
Release
Themes color generator for Silverlight/WPF
In this post I will describe to you the functionality of our brand new example that lets you tweak each different color of the dynamic themes palette. The sample project makes it possible to create custom color palettes and immediately see the results. -
Desktop WPF
Application Analytics – Integrating Feature Usage Tracking in a WPF application
Implementing analytics in a WPF application is easy. Find out how to add feature usage tracking to a WPF application in this article complete sample source code to help you along the way. -
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Web
Please Respect The "Back" Button
SPA's are a great new immersive way to build applications, but in the process of building the shiny and new, we have forgotten the core principles of the web. The net result is a broken experience for users. The back button commands respect and cannot be ignored simply because we are circumventing traditional browser posting in favor of SPA routing. In this article we'll look at how to build a SPA without breaking the web. -
Desktop WPF
Application Analytics – Exposing the Benefits of Tracking Feature Usage
Learn how feature usage tracking in applications can benefit your organization. -
People
Live From the AT&T Developer Hackathon
This last weekend AT&T held a developer hackathon at the Palms resort in Las Vegas. The event attracted hundreds of developers from around the world - all competing for tens of thousands of dollars in prizes. In this article we'll talk about the event, the winners, and what this all means for Icenium.May 27, 2021 3 min read -
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Web ASP.NET MVC
Consuming Telerik REST Service Reports in ASP.NET MVC 5
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Productivity
Understanding HEAD, HTTP/204 and HTTP/206
Continuing from last week’s discussion of HTTP/304 responses, today we’ll cover three more scenarios where Fiddler users might find that the response body sent by the server isn’t what they expected.
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